HARVARD PRE-MED *REALISTIC* DAY-IN-MY-LIFE
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Jesus Christ that sounds scammy
@@craze9073Right because "unlocking your subconscious" is sooo sketch.. I feel bad for whoever has to be this girls patient 😅
Girl you can barely go to class and you're selling a course?
@@craze9073to be fair she is from Harvard
Thank you, you're awesome. Lord bless you ✝️
As someone who got a chronic illness from chronic stress, please take care of yourself. Sleep, hydrate, make pauses
What illness?
@@FionaEdmondsI'll leave this comment hear, as well (so I'll be notified)
@@FionaEdmonds multiple sclerosis. I recommend the work of Dr. Garbor Maté to see the connection between stress/trauma and chronic illnesses. For me he was 100% spot on. Either his books 'when the body says no' or 'the myth of normal' or his interviews here on RUclips
My mom got Graves Disease from chronic stress. She had to have a thyroidectomy.
So true
That is not a low, that is your body telling you “you need rest and not just sleep”
Exactly. It breaks my heart to see this girl calling it “a low”.I felt so sad for her. Like she has been grinding and grinding HARD, she should appreciate herself and her body more.
@@nancyfancy9825 same man i work 19 hours a day and sleep for 5 hours sometime 6 hours today i was too sleepy so i slept at 8pm and woke up at 3am for studying right now im 11th grade student working hard to get scholarship in MIT as Engineering student i hope i might succeed in my work.
@@syedrayyanshah-lo1krbest of luck mate god bless you
When you reach points like that, is your body and mind begging you to STOP.
This is high key depressing
Agree and not sustainable long time
fr who wants to live like that
then she’s gonna work, be successful, and most of us who want to “enjoy and rest in these years” will be more depressed later. watch
@@d_16745oh right ofc, I forgot how depressed I must be because of not being a professional medic 😂
@@d_16745 you can be successful without doing pre-med while working at a hospital LOL
Kinda ironic how its the doctors that tell you to get proper sleep that miss out on it, its even sadder that many of them don't do it by choice because realistically which 25 y/o would want to spend years on 5 hours of sleep per day
I usually get a sufficient amount of sleep, just not this day😅
Doctor shortages. Many don't make it and the drop out/burn out rates are high. Not to mention the fact that residents are paid terribly. In the US, it isn't uncommon to find residents that work 80 hours and get paid $12 an hour.
My bestfriend is an obgyn (I'm not American but our system semi-follows the US) and she didn't start making serious money until she was already a diplomate. She was working 35-hour shifts as a resident and was getting less than I was (I work in IT).
@@ultimateivyleagueguide Better enjoy that while you can. Residency is hell.
And their lack of sleep ends up killing people too💀
@@ultimateivyleagueguide realistic day indeed then
I can relate, sometimes friends are the only thing preserving your sanity
What if one tries but still can't vibe around (it's been 2 yrs)
@@samriddhisingh2393🤷♀️ try to enjoy the time you have with yourself
True
Facts! I didn’t had actual good friends for 1 semester and the professor was crap. So, I ended up flunking the class with a 65
I don’t even remember leaving this comment
Me: worrying about that one Calc exam 💀
Real college students:
Me a math student worrying about the same thing:
@@soelemonI’m glad I’m finished with that class for at least a month 💀
calc II too? Gj@@InsanityoftheSanities
@@soelemon barely passed Calc with a +C (get it ?😂) I understand the concepts enough though, my problem was just the workload
@@InsanityoftheSanities not the integral +C 😭😭😭😂 . Same tho, the theory is always easy to understand, but the exercises always have tricks, and then the extra papers you need to submit 💀💀 at leats we have it easier than the medical school students LMAO
As a US med student at a prestigious program, now halfway through my third year, I’ll just share a little unsolicited advice. Make sure to take time for yourself and enjoy your undergraduate experience. Kudos to you for putting in all this work in extracurriculars and resumé building; it’s clear that you’re highly motivated. I will say, though, that a career in medicine is a LONG road and you can only go 100mph for so long before burning out.
The field of medicine is full of neuroticism which applies constant needless pressure to be the best, but I promise you it will be fine and work out well in the end. Take time for yourself: get enough sleep, watch a new series, hang out with friends, visit family. Taking care of yourself in these ways is essential because, otherwise, you may become resentful or regret going into the field.
I also promise that there will be enough time for the essentials (GPA, MCAT prep, research, clinical experience, applications, etc), and you will be more successful in them if you’re healthy in mind and body. Sorry for the rant and I wish the best for you and your future career in our field!
I procrastinate so much will I survive in college
@@Zy-pt2uzThat’s like all of college students. You’ll be fine
I agree. No need to be waking up at 3 am to round on patients in undergrad... like what.
Start working on that it really derails me as a person @@Zy-pt2uz
3rd year Urological Surgery attending here. Completely agree with ToastyMuffinz sentiment here. It’s a lesson most learn the hard way. It will all be fine. You’re more than set up for success. It’s not that serious, so don’t forget to take a breath and enjoy the undergrad experience a little.
-Former gung-ho pre med who worked full time nights at the hospital as a phlebotomist/CNA/ER tech at a top 10 school 😊
I can't wait till we stop glorifying busy-ness. You can be insanely successful and get 8hrs of sleep every night. Anyone who thinks otherwise is wasting a lot of time.
Agree if you can't get to bed at a decent hour for sleep then re evaluate and reprioritize.
Exactly. I'm an engineering student rn and I hate seeing how much my classmates do not value sleep or eating at all
No way sleeping is not a waste of time.
MEDICAL LIFE, THATS HOW IT HAPPENS. Not evryone has same space of doing work. if planned properly you can have enough sleep. But in med life there will be days where you will be sleep deprived.
@kanakmane4913 yeah but that doesn't mean it needs to be glorified
this video triggers me because this was me last semester. sleep deprived, tired, and stressed. sadly, this also gonna be me next semester which will start in february 😭 not ready for it, even thinking about it terrifies me
You can do this!!! I think most students experience this, I know I do 😅 so you are not alone ❤
You got this! Just make sure that your health is prioritized above your grades. Good grades came easier with better health.
btch i believe in you!!!!
dang this is so depressing but hopefully there's light at the end of the tunnel keep up the hard work
i could bever
It may be easier said than done, but please prioritize your overall health (physical, mental, and emotional). If you are not careful, the load of college and trying to be on top of things chains you. I remember during undergrad and graduate school, I developed gastritis because I was not eating well. I would only get 3 hours of sleep per night. My mental health sank. I had panic attacks to the point I thought I was experiencing a heart attack. I went to the clinic, and they had to send me to the hospital.
Something someone told me, “Do you think your college degree is going to help you when you are a patient in the hospital or six feet under? No. Try creating a balance”.
Please try taking care of yourself now, or else spend the remainder trying to fix it.
I really feel this, as someone also going into a helping profession (social work). This last fall semester (my junior year), it was like all the years of barely sleeping, ignoring my anxiety, and placing unrealistic pressure on myself all caught up with me and I started having these daily panic attacks that genuinely felt like my throat was closing up on me or I wasn't breathing, even though I obviously was if I could talk and cry. It was months and months of hell.
I have since been in extensive therapy lol, and the difference this semester is like night and day. And the crazy thing is, I'm still getting the great grades I was getting before, but with less anxiety. (My sleep is still trash though, but I'm working on it!) We've all got to take care of ourselves before we can take care of others.
I legit developed depression and anxiety during my time in medical school and I'm still recovering from that. Wishing you all the best
Omg so like i want to be in the med field and i am not so sure of that yet but like i am in high school and i already feel stressed and exhausted.. idk how to feel about med school now cause i really dont want to feel like this in college
@@Esha0123 it's better to think a lot before making the decision. Medical field is a long life learning and you will be responsible of human life. You'll encounter sleepless nights, lotsa memorizing, hell lot of gross stuff, etc. It will change you from the core and you'll never be the same anymore. But it's also very rewarding when your patient thanked you. But you'll also cry and mourn the d*aths of your patients. Is your psyche strong enough to endure that? In my case, I'm about to graduate pre-med and I have been medicated for a lil more than a year. Even then I will probably be hanging on my meds all the way through my life
@@setsurarara i feel like i could handle it but i want to make sure i actually want to do it because i reslly dont want to go to the med field and then regret it.
All hardworking people students out there, please don’t forget to rest. Even robots malfunction if they do too much. Protect yourself. Hydrate and sleep.
bless you. i dropped out of med school my first year, really living through people like you
Can you talk about why you made that choice?
Probably from stress and overstimulated
I dropped out in my second year
I couldn't take it any longer
@@irisguldner6036why??
@@moon-uh5kd see, I thought medicine was my dream. Helping others, always learning (I really don't mind working long hours or studying)
But what I underestimated was the never ending pressure I started feeling after my first year.
never fast enough, good enough
I had nervous breakdowns several times and although some fellow students experienced that too and told me it was normal, I didn't want to feel that way anymore.
Mental health is more important to me than prestige.
I'm studying electrical engineering now.
It was a huge disappointment for my family, but I am happier and healthier than ever.
Everyone has to make the right decision for themselves.
One time I fell asleep in school and the sleep was so good I forgot I was in school 💀
I wanted to say thank you for what you do. I’ve been hospitalized 7 times since I was 25. And I only met one nurse who was rude and had an attitude about everything and she was like this with everyone. But hospitalized 7 times and some of those times for over a week, that’s a lot of nurses, and you guys all remain so calm, and are the sweetest people on earth, idk how you guys do it, even with patients giving you a bad time. I’ve never said the words thank you so much in my life, but in the hospital. I love you all and thank you guys for taking care of us sick people, who need you there for us this goes to the doctors also.
Hey buddy just checking on you, r u alright now?
And how's your mental health doing now? (Not trying to be rude, just have seen many people who are not very mentally fit after having prolonged physical issues).
If any worries, let me know
This reminds me of my junior/senior years in high school. It was just go go go no breaks gotta keep up with homework, Extracurriculars, work, internship, personal projects, etc. It was absolutely draining. I’m halfway through the first year of college and I no longer stress myself out like that. It’s not worth it. I can still achieve success leading a slower life
as a junior in high school i can confirm 💀
Won't achieve as much success. Maybe a little
@@Kittycat23247ok bud
Man that junior is not joke. I grinder so hard that year and was extremely sleep deprived.
And that`s how I got depression and anxiety. I study Applied Math and Comuter Science at MIPT but my stupid struggle hustle made me hate it. I am slowly regaining enjoyment from studying but it makes me sad because it feels like I used to know how to work hard play hard at school but fell for this hustle be productive mentality in uni and it was a huge mistake.
What a load of crap
Whomp whomp
Me when they dont make the med student pre-round half the books: impossible
seeing this as a college freshman in community college makes me feel so bad for being stressed abt my classes 😭. i already failed my stats class and am dreading next semester. some people are just not cut out for this life i guess.
Me too
Please don’t feel like that though! Just because this person’s at Harvard does not mean you can’t be stressed at your school. And stats is HARD so don’t beat yourself up over it. Everyone’s paths are different and I know it’s difficult but try not to compare yourself to others, because many times it just steals your joy and makes you feel bad.
Eh, Harvad is more about the prestige. You pay good money to be there and most do not even get a good job aftert wards. Just focus on yourself and your skills. Information is everywhere. I am from Europe and this obsession with prestige is really weird for me, like a friend of mine graduated here in Romania and is now working in UK with former Oxford students in debt
@@whutcat682 Harvard on Wednesday (November 29) published Class of 2023 employment data showing that 86% of this year's grads received job offers 90 days after graduation, down from 95% one year ago, and 80% accepted, down 10 percentage points from last year's 90%.
@@whutcat682but yeah you can definitely get the same job as someone who goes into an ivy, but it’s not entirely prestige
Hi! I am currently a 2nd year student studying dentistry at university, in my country the first two years are basically the same with med students so i know how you feel. Ive been having a harder time with exams and studying myself, but I just wanted to tell you that you are doing great and that if you have any doubts if you’re in the right place or if you feel like you’re not doing good enough these thoughts will pass and you will be fine. Harder times pass and good times come. Keep it up, im rooting for you! You’re doing amazing 🫶🏼
Stay Strong, God bless, Jesus Loves you. ✝️❤️♾️🙏🤍🕊️🩸👑❤️🔥🔥🫀❤️🩹
Hey, if u don’t mind telling, what country is that? I’ll be applying to dental school next year and have been searching where I should study dentistry :)
@@justsomeone2001 I study in Poland, that is my home country :) there's a lot of paperwork for people from other countries so if you are interested you should look it up early so that you don't miss any important documents or dates :)
Yes indeed!
yeah organic chem is another word for sleeping pills
i’ve seen a few of her videos and all that I can think is she will burnout. It’s not healthy for a person to live like this, even if you’re achieving your goals you are suffering. But good luck to you.
girl i mean this in the nicest way possible that you do not have to live your life like this. i’m a dual student at brownu and risd, i’m triple majoring, and am pretty sure we probably have similar workloads-i have time to 🍃 at least 3 times a week and i go out every single weekend (fri and sat). i love my schedule and feel very relaxed and i really think you need to take your life down a notch. i remember i was like this in high school, extracurriculares until 9 pm, homework until 2, act studying until 3, and i will never EVER go back to that lifestyle. it’s mind numbing and made me lose all sense of identity
that sounds amazing tbh im in highschool rn and im trying to get into brown. im also trying to go the premed track like her and while this wasnt your point, do you have any tips for brown? im seriously just trying to be a competitor while living high school to the fullest
I‘m a German med studeng and I’m so happy to not have to live like this. I work hard as well, but I keep an eye on sleeping enough and I always keep my sundays study free. Wouldn’t want to risk my health and well being for a prestigious uni😢
Are you volunteering at the hospital or do you work thereV
Please try to relax occasionally. I was always horribly stressed in college and I know it’s hard to stop trying so hard. But trust me, the grade isn’t worth your mental health.
Anyway, here’s a recipe for Chocolate Meringue Pie
Ingredients
FOR THE CRUST:
1 all-butter pie crust
Flour, for dusting
1 tbsp. heavy whipping cream
FOR THE FILLING:
3 c. half-and-half
1 1/2 c. granulated sugar, divided
5 large egg yolks
1/4 c. cornstarch
1 tbsp. instant espresso powder
1/4 tsp. kosher salt
6 oz. bittersweet (60%) chocolate, chopped
2 tbsp. unsalted butter
2 tsp. vanilla extract
FOR THE MERINGUE
5 large egg whites
1 1/3 c. granulated sugar
1/4 tsp. cream of tartar
1/4 tsp. kosher salt
1/2 tsp. vanilla extract
Directions
1
For the crust: Preheat the oven to 400˚F.
2
On a lightly floured surface, roll the pie dough into a 14-inch circle. Transfer the crust to a 9-inch deep-dish pie plate. Tuck the edges of the crust under to be even with the edge of the pie plate and crimp as desired. Place the crust in the freezer for 30 minutes.
3
Line the inside of the crust with parchment paper, then fill with baking weights or dried beans. Bake until the edges of the crust are very lightly golden, 16 to 18 minutes. Remove the pie weights and parchment paper; brush all over with the heavy whipping cream and prick the bottom of the crust with a fork 6 to 8 times. Return to the oven and bake until the crust is golden brown all over, 12 to 14 minutes more. Let cool to room temperature.
4
For the filling: In a large saucepan, heat the half-and-half and 1 cup of sugar over medium-low heat until steaming.
5
In a large bowl, whisk the egg yolks, the remaining ½ cup sugar, cornstarch, espresso powder, and salt until well combined and lightened in color. Whisking constantly, slowly add about 1 cup of the steaming half-and half to the egg yolk mixture. Whisk the egg yolk mixture until well combined and no lumps remain. Add the egg mixture to the remaining half-and-half. Place the chocolate and butter in the now-empty bowl.
6
Increase the heat to medium and simmer, stirring constantly, until the mixture becomes thick, 6 to 8 minutes. Pour the mixture over the chocolate and butter and allow to sit for 1 to 2 minutes. Stir the mixture until the chocolate is melted and everything is well combined. Stir in the vanilla.
7
Pour the pudding into the pie crust. Place in the refrigerator to chill uncovered until set, 3 to 4 hours.
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For the meringue: Place a medium saucepan filled with 1 inch of water over medium heat and bring to a simmer. In the metal bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the whisk attachment, whisk together the egg whites, sugar, cream of tartar, and salt until combined. Place the bowl over the saucepan of simmering water, and cook, stirring constantly, until the sugar is dissolved and the mixture is about 160°F, 3 to 5 minutes.
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Carefully remove the bowl from the saucepan, and add the vanilla. Return the bowl to the stand mixer and beat at medium-high speed until the mixture is cool, glossy, and holds a medium-stiff peak.
10
Dollop the meringue over top of the pie to completely cover the chocolate filling and swirl with the back of a spoon to make decorative swoops and swirls.
11
Toast the meringue with a kitchen torch or place under a broiler (about 8 inches from the broiler heated to high heat) for 1 minute, until lightly toasted. Let cool completely to room temperature, then serve.
Thanks
I used to go to the med school library at UC Irvine. Sometimes, the librarian and I were the only ones awake.
I’m attending UC Irvine next year. I’m completing all of my pre-med courses at IVC.
why is life so hard 😩
You know, it doesn't need to be. It's purely your choice. If you want to exclude yourself from the rat race, you very much can and still live a fulfilling life.
Because that’s life. Life be lifing lol
This life style has a limit time my friend, you are putting little drops of negativity each day until one day you are going to feel really depress of all the time that you didn't enjoy and let me tell you an unwanted advice because i related to this, this amount of effort is unnecessary and in the end the only ones who thinks that this is time well spend its our egos but to be honest that kind of life style its the real waste of time. You are young, you are going to figure this out eventually in your own time. Take care of yourself first.
All this to learn how to prescribe meds and perpetuate illness. Please study alternative medicine and become integrative MD. We need Drs who want to heal not become pharma salespeople.
I don't understand what doctors learn so much if in the end they just sell pharma and dangerous vaccines to people
i worked 3 jobs my first two years of a biomedical engineering undergrad then decided to pick up biochem during my second year even tho i had never done chem before. i was so tired i was seeing spots, couldn’t concentrate and once passed out on a train. best thing i did was cut back and focus on only 1-2 jobs. then take summer and winter subjects so i could perform well in uni without burning out. u don’t have to give everything up but SPACE IT OUT. because you can (and probs will) get physically sick and that WILL push you behind. the people i’ve met who perform the best are smart with their study. if you need to sleep then sleep, because when you’re that tired you won’t remember it anyway and it’s useless work. u might be fine now… but last year undergrad is when that burnout will start to hit HARD.
Your sched looks so packed...id recommend 3 days just a light walk or a jog or something ..im a computer science masters student and that really helped me actually keep my sanity.
How does she go to Harvard, run a full time 6 figure business, and work at a hospital all at once…
5th and a final year medical student here! The only thing that keeps me going and sane is getting enough sleep and weekends where I don't do anything at all.
I can never understand how people can deal with this daily. I already can't concentrate with 7 hours of sleep instead of 8 1/2 and you're sleeping 3. Sometimes I wonder if it's really just genetics and some people are made out for this.
determination and practice
She’s an NPC that’s why
@@kanakmane4913 bruh are you telling me that I can force my body to function with 3 hours of sleep instead of 8 1/2 with determination and practice?
@@VideosOfRandomContext lmao fax, all these people who glorify overworking are so annoying
I have no sympathy for pre med undergrads like this. You chose this yourself. You didn’t have to go to Harvard. You’re begging for pity online when you chose to make your life hard for no reason.
This video makes me want to leave the city, find a sapphic girlfriend and live the rest of my life in a cozy cottage at the countryside.
I'm from Boston & used to work near campus and it gets SO #&+!! COLD over there my heart goes out to you guys based on that alone 😂 I will pray for you!!
Heavens this looks miserable. I don’t think you could pay me to do all this
you are doing so much for your education. please take care of yourself!
hustle culture need to stop tbh
Lot's of love from India ❤🙏✨☺️😇😊🥰
Burning out is not fun. Please take care of yourself 😢 Taking care of your mental and physical health should be your top priority. I wish we’d stop glorifying working until you drop. Sometimes it’s okay but not for years on end.
Wow I don't know how you guys feel responsible for your life. Me I've been so depressed since college started so I kept failing year after year and i don't know why I don't study I feel like I'm not responsible and I do 't deserve anything. I' m wasting my whole life
Trying to do anything else while being a premed student at Harvard is literally insane.
That 5:30 darkness hits hard...
Girl. You're an entrepreneur running what sounds like an incredibly successful business, going to Harvard for an intense subject, and work at a hospital. You're allowed to sleep more than four hours a day - in fact you should. Not trying to judge you at all - you're doing so well
You can see in this video how hardworking and persistent u are in what you’re doing
this is unhealthy. you seem like a very good and hard working person which is admirable, but this is dangerous. this level of sleep deprivation isn’t good. please look after yourself. wishing you the best.
Gosh i wish I was that smart good for u but take care of yourself
I don't want to be smart anymore.
Honestly this is giving me " I am just a girl in the world" song in my head. I wish you all the best this isn't for everyone. Honestly, this should be observed and edited by higher education institutions as it is clearly stressing and robotic, more room should be given to students for breathing and just have a life as being in the go nonstop is certainly going to lead to serious mental health issues
I wouldn't want to do a patient check-in with someone who is sleep deprived.
is it bad that i want this struggle?? LIKE not saying ur ungrateful (i get it honey its tough) but idk i just want to feel so productive to the point where i dont even see daylight, like everything is so hard that its easy at this point
im actually shocked they dont make you wear lab coats during bio labs whaat-
Nah that stew with the chicken looked delicious.
This is just too much lol girl slow down u are literally wasting your youth and health
This is just terrible. Poor girl, we need to stop normalizing this
Marketing team?
What degree are you in? From what I’ve seen, your field looks pretty interesting. I want to go to an Ivy League, but I don’t know what I want to major in. I think I’m passionate about biology, though!
Bio engineering seems so big rn, the people who are into genetic engineering or more on the electronic and computer side and invent new ways to perform X-rays on people, u could genuinely change the world with this degree
Just sending you a hug. It will be ok and I’m sure you know by now how to prioritize. It’s just that some days even the best of us derail❤
My mom was going to be a doctor but then she realized all of the sleep she would lose and all of the abuse
Every video i see she studying for organic chemistry 😭
You should not be a doctor
Bro sleep. Dont work yourself into the ground. This is so unhealthy
Ma'am what major are you doing at harvard as a premed?
I don't understand.
Isn't "pre-med" supposed to be a bachelor degree where you study science? How is it possible for you to already see patients when you haven't got any medical knowledge yet?
Second... if medical school forces a person to lead such an unhealthy life, something is wrong with medical school.
It’s a lot of round work, assisting the physician, and volunteering/shadowing!
I can see you are unaware of med life. And i agree thats wrong, but this is very similar all oveer the world in med life.
I am studying 15 hrs a day bless me for my board exams...
wish u the best ❤
please take care of yourself! - you work too hard!
❤❤❤
this is so real 😭 i would go to the library only to start falling asleep and give up bc i had so much work that i couldn’t sleep and didn’t have time to study
You promote highly unhealthy lifestyle. As a psychologist I see it too many times developing to somatic illnesses or depression. Please don't copy her lifestyle
What is she supposed to do? This is the life of medical students.
Who’s going to tell this girl that both US and UK are being taken over by Noctors? Lmfaoooooo. Truly the ghetto.
Drs and future drs, my thoughts are with you 💙
Asian parents be like: are you doctor yet?
Currently I'm in grade 7 but my marks are always lower than my friends even though I actually study but lately I got unmotivated..and stopped studying..but after watching your videos that actually helped me I'm movitated now❤
damn this video hurts
Alternative title: Dont go to college
Escape the matrix
Blud if finished if you’re already burnt out in PRE med
I get so motivated whenever I watch your videos thank you😭🙏🏼❤️
I used to process the PO orders for the patient id’s for the hospital you work at.
15:35 was on the point 😅 matching - matching same pinch 😅....🤍
Mera favourite segment..
girl PLEASE get the sleep you need!!! both your body and your brain need it!!!!!!
Are you staying in Moors?
God is great
I really want to go Harvard university
Oh cool what are you thinking in terms of future career
pre med is not a real program...
It happens to the best of us! And with your schedule, I think most of us would've too. I remember when I was preparing for my first online conference and had classes parallel to that (4 hours of language class a day plus some extra courses) while adjusting to a new country to live in. I hadn't noticed how horribly drained I was from all the work. It showed when I ended up falling asleep about two hours after my presentation and waking up 4 hours later with no recollection of what happened😂😅
why tf do you do that for yourself
why would you want this
Im way too depressed to survive your life
Life spends its time draining ours... Society, our education, our careers. It shouldn't be like that ;-;)
I was like that until 2,3 years ago. All I wanted was to have many degrees and to gain more professional qualifications. After my breakup, after having that heartbreak, I realised none of it matters. It doesn't matter if I have 10 degrees if I'm depressed,anxious, and mentally exhausted. I just want peace and content.
Who asked you
Every hardship is building you to be who you are and who you are becoming. Plus, when you look back at all of this sad meal or a sad day you could be surprised that these were also beautiful days and were not that bad after all. To me they look beautiful and you are pioneering you life to be yours. I do wish you to take care of yourself and stay hydrated and have some healthy snacks with you on you throughout the day. Cheer up! You can do this!
Hey girl..im from sri lanka..i would like to study cardiologi...can i study it in harvard and how can i get in there 🥲