u/Guru_Tahanguriya

Has anyone experienced a constant burning/irritated feeling in the upper left abdomen for years?

Mine is there almost 24/7. It feels like a burning irritation inside, but sometimes it even feels close to the skin/surface. Weirdly, food usually makes it feel better for some time.

I already have a history of gastritis, acid reflux, and previous H. pylori infection.

Hey Everyone, Guru Bhaiya this side, founder of The Twin Bros - Humanities channel.

I know many of you are unhappy with the CBSE copy checking process, as a lot of students have lost marks due to unfair checking.

I just want to say that we are trying our best to raise this issue through our YouTube channel, Instagram, and Telegram, but it still feels like CBSE is not responding properly.

That’s why I’m requesting all of you as well, please raise your voice. Share the videos, create your own videos, tag CBSE, or do whatever you feel is right.

Many people will say that raising your voice won’t change anything, but trust me, when thousands of students speak together, things do change.

I’m not sure if Reddit is the right place to share this, but I’ll still say it.

Is it really worth scoring high in CUET and getting into a top college? I doubt it.

Let me explain.

Most students believe that getting into a top college will completely change their life, but that’s far from the truth.

No matter how beautiful a phone cover is, if the battery is dead, it’s useless.

In the same way, most students today are not content. They are always chasing something, trying to escape their present reality. And this mindset doesn’t suddenly change after getting into a college.

Within a few days, college becomes normal. The excitement fades. And then the same pattern continues, you start wanting more, chasing more, seeking more.

And one day, you look back and realise your whole life went into just chasing.

Happiness is temporary, it never lasts. If you want to seek something, seek a deeper sense of peace or bliss in the present moment.

I’m not saying you should stop preparing. In fact, I respect the effort. Aim for a great college, but don’t forget to live right now.

What you have today might be someone else’s dream. Appreciate it a little.

Maybe Reddit is a place where people share their struggles, but this is just another way to look at life.