u/Typical-Speed-6829

For context I have constantly dealt with Bartholin's cysts ever since I was 17( I am now 21). There was still a bump that would cause a lot of itchiness and discomfort, but after an intimate encounter with someone else(with protection) it has flared up and is now painful again. I am not sure what to do. I can't keep going to the doc for this. I have even had the gland opened up(marsupialization) yet I am still dealing with this recurring issue.

I am wrapping up my junior year and I have never felt so inadequate. No matter how hard I work I never feel good enough and my results don't really reflect it. I have two exams on Thursday and I know I am going to end up with a very disappointing grade transit this semester despite working so hard. I feel tired of being tired. Once class that I should have dropped in hindsight will be wrecking my GPA as well. I just feel so embarrassed and dejected.

I don't know. Most of my classes this semester were two midterm classes and I had a marathon of exams this time from start to finish. It's starting to really affect my health and I am struggling to study with my back being in so much pain. How do you guys remedy this and how do you guys fight the exhaustion? Sometimes I don't really understand how this is a reflection of my competency

There's a good chance I won't be able to pass one of my classes as the class is comprised of two exams, both of which are known for being super difficult and I bombed the first one. I was wondering if retaking the course would tarnish any future job opportunities I might have

I am a junior year electrical engineering student and I chose to take a certain course to work towards fulfilling my technical electric requirement. Unfortunately your course grade is comprised of two exams primarily with a professor that honestly doesn't really want students to do well. Low and behold I did really poorly on the midterm and my current grade is a C- right now. I wasn't sure if withdrawing was the right decision if there was a chance I could do better on the final. I need a 70% on the final to actually pass the course, and now I am panicking. It's way past the final drop deadline and it is something I should have done in retrospect. This semester has been a nightmare from start to finish

I worked so hard this semester and my results haven't reflected it thus far. It has severely affected my self esteem and my whole body is so tired and exhausted, studying for finals has felt like such a chore and beyond depressing to keep experiencing so much continual disappointment. I was wondering how others cope with this and if they have experienced this before

I have so many finals right next to each other this semester, and my results have been disappointing throughout this semester. None of my results have reflected my effort and I feel really demoralized, tired, and stressed. It's starting to really affect my mental health to remarkable proportions. Have you guys experienced this and how do you guys cope? All that work and my results haven't reflected it. My self esteem has taken a massive hit this semester.