u/Sea-Ask2743

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This is fucking ridiculous Engineering isnt a presentation contest or a handwriting competition its about solving problems thinking logically and applying concepts Board exams test memorization and subjective checking far more than actual problem solving Different boards have different difficulty different evaluation and different moderation yet you want to give them 50 percent weightage What kind of clown logic is that Instead of fixing the real problems in the education system youre making merit depend even more on luck This is a fucking disaster for genuinely capable students

Genuine question.

Wasn't human biology always based on two biological sexes for reproduction (except rare medical conditions)? So where is this sudden increase in all these gender identities coming from?

I don't think it's because our genes suddenly changed. Evolution doesn't work that fast. Could modern lifestyle, pollution, hormone-disrupting chemicals, diet, stress, etc. be playing some role, or is it mostly because people are more open about it now?

I'm not claiming anything. I'm genuinely asking because I haven't seen convincing evidence either way.

I’m 18 (2007 born). After 10th, I lost around 3 years because of health issues, mental health struggles, and decisions I made when I wasn’t thinking clearly. It wasn’t one big crash. It was slow, and I didn’t even fully realize how far I had drifted until it was already a pattern.

Now I’m trying to rebuild for JEE 2028.

Right now my life is very simple and honestly a bit messy:

Around 90 kg at 5'9

Trying to fix diet

Trying to rebuild study habits from scratch

Some days I manage discipline, most days I don’t

What’s difficult isn’t just the workload. It’s the feeling that I’m starting late, while also trying to pretend I’m not.

Some days I feel a bit of control coming back. Like I’m slowly becoming someone who can actually stick to things again.

Other days it feels like I’m trying to rebuild something without a proper foundation, like I’m stacking things on top of gaps I can’t fully fix.

I don’t expect things to become perfect. I just don’t want to keep drifting anymore.

I’m trying, even if it doesn’t look impressive from the outside.

I’m 18 (2007 born). After 10th, I lost around 3 years because of health issues, mental health struggles, and decisions I made when I wasn’t thinking clearly. It wasn’t one big crash. It was slow, and I didn’t even fully realize how far I had drifted until it was already a pattern.

Now I’m trying to rebuild for JEE 2028.

Right now my life is very simple and honestly a bit messy:

Around 90 kg at 5'9

Trying to fix diet

Trying to rebuild study habits from scratch

Some days I manage discipline, most days I don’t

What’s difficult isn’t just the workload. It’s the feeling that I’m starting late, while also trying to pretend I’m not.

Some days I feel a bit of control coming back. Like I’m slowly becoming someone who can actually stick to things again.

Other days it feels like I’m trying to rebuild something without a proper foundation, like I’m stacking things on top of gaps I can’t fully fix.

I don’t expect things to become perfect. I just don’t want to keep drifting anymore.

I’m trying, even if it doesn’t look impressive from the outside.

The issues I still face insomania tbh it was really bad i couldn't sleep more than half hrs

Without getting up that too 2 hrs total ,some nights felt like hell .I thank God to give me my life back

I’m 18 (2007 born). After 10th, I lost around 3 years because of health issues, mental health struggles, and decisions I made when I wasn’t thinking clearly. It wasn’t one big crash. It was slow, and I didn’t even fully realize how far I had drifted until it was already a pattern.

Now I’m trying to rebuild for JEE 2028.

Right now my life is very simple and honestly a bit messy:

Trying to fix diet

Trying to rebuild study habits from scratch

Some days I manage discipline, most days I don’t

What’s difficult isn’t just the workload. It’s the feeling that I’m starting late, while also trying to pretend I’m not.

Some days I feel a bit of control coming back. Like I’m slowly becoming someone who can actually stick to things again.

Other days it feels like I’m trying to rebuild something without a proper foundation, like I’m stacking things on top of gaps I can’t fully fix.

I don’t expect things to become perfect. I just don’t want to keep drifting anymore.

I’m trying, even if it doesn’t look impressive from the outside.

The issues I still face insomania tbh it was really bad i couldn't sleep more than half hrs

Without getting up that too 2 hrs total ,some nights felt like hell .I feel greatful to get my life back

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