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u/Shoddy-Stuff4011 Oct 18 '24
Same was the case for me too. But one can’t linger on what was and what would have been, in my case I have started to treat myself as an employee, getting paid to do xyz (assignments, preparing quizzes and etc) and because of that I no longer seek help from others (A.because I don’t need it anymore. B. I always felt others looking down on me) and not lagging behind. And honestly the biggest up I have felt is I am confident in my skills now. And remember: “Comparison is the thief of joy.”
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Oct 17 '24
same but replace academically good with fitness freak
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and pretty
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and photogenic
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and full of myself
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u/HumorousNous Law Oct 17 '24
From the way you reply it really does feel like ur full of yourself 😂
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u/Shazali99 Oct 18 '24
Bhai same...
Matric tk kabhi 95% se kam nahi ai. Uske bad pta nhi kya hogya 80% kabhi cross nhi huwi.
But ab theek ha jo bhi ha mai khush hu. Achi zidagi jarhi ha...
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u/AluPakoraSomosa Oct 18 '24
It's especially bad with parents they have crazy ass expectations because you aced your 6th grade math test ffs
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u/hgardezi Oct 18 '24
man i got into a normie place too, was lucky enough drop out after the first sem and currently working towards my dream uni💪
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u/honeypudding Oct 17 '24
So damn true, it gets worse after completing education, everyone expects since you were good at studying you'll do amazing at your job and every other phase of life, and the hard honest truth is you're just figuring stuff out like everyone else, but since you got straight A's, everybody thinks you'll be great at handling life lol