Socialism
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there's no point interacting with any of these things i never know what they are



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it does but i refuse to do any of it bc goddamn i am not doing all thatDo any of your schools offer the Duke of Ed program? And if they do- what level are you all on?
That's a fair point-Mine does but I don't do it cause I didn't want to do the hike for like 5 days
Helpppp yea it's alright-it does but i refuse to do any of it bc goddamn i am not doing all that
It must be tough but I pretty sure u get a lot of adjustment factors for ur atar when applying for uni so it will be worth itAm i cooked? I'm doing Gold this year![]()
yeah oyure cooked im actually emerald tier ivAm i cooked? I'm doing Gold this year![]()
DANG MY BAD GANGyeah oyure cooked im actually emerald tier iv
i did it ... in my homeroom classes? the ones i do every morning for some reason??yeah oyure cooked im actually emerald tier iv
Literally one of the only reasons why i'm doing it-It must be tough but I pretty sure u get a lot of adjustment factors for ur atar when applying for uni so it will be worth it
Bro what are you actually talking abouti did it ... in my homeroom classes? the ones i do every morning for some reason??
i'm having a conversation with study to success at the same time as this about homeroom classesBro what are you actually talking about![]()
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Honestly, I think this is a phase when you lose track of your goals. Without direction, it is much harder to do work when you don't know what you're aiming for. Everyone finds year 12 challenging. I went through a similar phase when I just slacked off and now I'm behind on notes for basically all my subjects. What I'm trying to say is, just keep aiming for something specific. A degree? An ATAR? anything, just stay on track....
Does anyone else feel... Horrible? Constantly?
I swore I was an "english person", but recently classes have felt awfully dull. Same for maths, same for engineering studies, same for extension english, same for... You get the point. If I don't enjoy english,then I'm... apathetic about it and all my other subjects.
It's not that I dislike my subjects or that I regret choosing them - in fact I'm quite happy with my layout. I just feel very much like I'm not all "there" in class, and I can't pay attention as much. They're boring, unmotivating, and with exams coming up I fear I'm going to fail them all - I simply don't have it in me to do creative writing for english.
I'm sure I'll be fine for my math related subjects -- as long as I study, which I'm...fairly certain I can pull myself to do. But it doesn't rid from the absolute dread of everything else.
I can't put my finger on it, but too, there's a sort of underlying feeling of... lack of control? I'm not sure - no control over my routine, my classes, what I do, procrastination, I feel like I'm constantly being pulled which way by one external force or another and I hardly have time to make a schedule for myself. I wont say more, I wouldn't like to repeat myself, but that's my current predicament.
I do know what I want to study in uni, and the ATAR I want... Hm...Honestly, I think this is a phase when you lose track of your goals. Without direction, it is much harder to do work when you don't know what you're aiming for. Everyone finds year 12 challenging. I went through a similar phase when I just slacked off and now I'm behind on notes for basically all my subjects. What I'm trying to say is, just keep aiming for something specific. A degree? An ATAR? anything, just stay on track.
you should read your custom title for some motivationI do know what I want to study in uni, and the ATAR I want... Hm...
I haven't abandoned hope.you should read your custom title for some motivation
Can't relate. I've already lost hopeI haven't abandoned hope.