u/Remarkable_City_8025

• There are many people out there with the shttest consistentcy and not even close to medium level knowledge about some chapters rn and they still study to cover up. Imagine if you got a decent college, maybe suppose better than you thought after attempting jee/neet, You'll be the one saying it was worth it, people around it would say it too. And yet when you won't some people, and eventually a big part of your heart would say shts like a warrior should know when to retreat or smth. What makes a journey really worth it dude? Is it only the results? If I see myself with results worse than expected in jee, i really don't know what kind of life lessons or philosophy id stumble accross just to cope it was worth it.

I wanna learn how to write poems. And how to write stories better (I've only wrote sum diaries atp, I have almost 0 experience, image unrelated it's just a engagement bait just help me)

It's really hard to do something you don't like. Plus im one of those of people raised in too protective family, so being too close to a friend or playing outside was never my thing. Even when I try to go out and play some football i literally have to argue with my parents (once in a week, never done before 2026)(also taunted for doing Home gyms but only sometimes). I can't blame myself for my mobile addiction cause I spent most of my time infront of tv (screen addiction ig). I don't talk to women that much so no gf either, all I have is games. And yet the game is killing my prep. I haven't studied well for three weeks. I feel so sht dude icl ts gnunly pmo.