u/Economy_Ebb3282

How should I proceed?

Yeah, so haven't taken any medication, although psychiatrist 1 gave Sertaline, Xanax and Seroquel

Say, media (announcing, photography, article writing, etc.), debate, etc.

So, I don't really have close friends, people only come to me when they need to know something from me, that's it...so...was wondering what it was like to have friends...

Approximately eight to night people die by suicide every day in Sri Lanka. This translates to over 3,000 tragic deaths annually, with national health and police reports indicating around 3,406 deaths recorded in recent yearsTeenagers and young adults account for approximately 10% to 11% of all suicides in Sri Lanka. When reviewing national police data, this equates to roughly 300 to 350 teen deaths every year (or about one adolescent life lost every single day). It's not simply the difficulty of the education system itself, but how mean and ruthless kids in Sri Lankan schools are. Exclusion, bullying, etc. are extremely common in Sri Lankan schools. Many teenagers say they don't have friends. Most families in Sri Lanka are not supportive, either. This is such a pathetic situation. Look out for your friends and family and those who might need your support.

I'm currently studying Cambridge IAL and planning to do UCAT later this year, too...so where should I apply for MBBS?

Yes, I know it mainly targets the local community given the fact that its main purpose is to generate doctors to serve the local healthcare sector, but as someone who's doing Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Math and Further Math and will be taking UCAT later this year, I was wondering if I had even a slight shot at NUS/NTU MBBS. It's obviously not gonna be the only one I consider and if you're wondering why I'm doing FM and Math, it's simply cause I didn't wanna drop math after O/Ls even though I'm not planning on pursuing anything related to it in uni. Why am I considering NUS/NTU or Singapore in general, you may ask, well, Singapore has a great healthcare system and the universities are ranked really well globally, in comparison to the universities in the country I come from (although, this could apply to many countries, not just Singapore)

Do you think this should be effective or do you think regulative framework is better than a blanket-b!n? What are yall's opinions?

u/hippostalker69

There was one teacher who literally gave me 5/10 on essays for no reason and would complain saying I was bugging her (to the sectional head) when I asked her for feedback. I literally thought I would fail my Cambridge Advanced English Exam (CAE) cause of how low my English marks at school were. After the exam, I literally asked my parents if I could redo it next year. But guess what? I got 205. And I was 14.

It makes you overthink everything to the point it's toxic. When you're out with (good) people, you start realizing no-one cares as much as you think they do...

Couldn't find it anywhereeeee ✋😔

Even the Gaokao results in China get released in 3 weeks! Why is this taking 4-5 months!

It'd be so helpful

The question

Do you think it's good or bad?