Mental health declining
ive had a massive argument with my family and i feel like i have pushed them away. this all ignited due to my a level results and me doing extremely bad in them. im not sure what to do or how to feel. ive been staying in my room all day avoiding them and not talking to them.i can feel my mental health declining but at this current time i feel empty. can being on "Nofap" for 3 days cause this anger inside off me?
Yes you're frustrated. But you should try to talk to people and get outside more.
It can be hard to deal with failure but those who fail typically succeed later in life as failure made them the person to get over the hump. There are those who have everything handed onto them, and those are the people who don't know how to deal with failure when it eventually stabs them. Don't worry about it, look into doing an apprenticeship perhaps. I got a bloody D in my English Language which meant I couldn't do A levels at all as I had to re-do that. After that I took on an apprenticeship and man it was so **** pay for 18 months, but eventually I got out and got a good finance assistant job which pays fairly well considering my age.
Look into specialising in a certain job. Hopefully from that you can begin excelling. Just have a look at all jobs and which ones suit your skills. For me I don't like talking to people initially at least, and I was good at maths and good at using the computer so accounting was the right job for me. Perhaps there's a job that suits your skills that comes naturally to you. Just google your main skills and find jobs that have those skills listed.
Degrees can be overrated and they land up in jobs that are entry level anyways with all the debt from studying. Me the other hand have 0 debt and perusing further qualifications in my field which is so much cheaper and is literally the gold standard for my job.
Yes you may not go to university, but you can still meet similar aged people through various venus such as nightclubs, pubs, social gathering events in the day time and such. Life is a journey, not just the end result which can be easy to crave for considering social media expects insta-gratifcation.
It can be hard to deal with failure but those who fail typically succeed later in life as failure made them the person to get over the hump. There are those who have everything handed onto them, and those are the people who don't know how to deal with failure when it eventually stabs them. Don't worry about it, look into doing an apprenticeship perhaps. I got a bloody D in my English Language which meant I couldn't do A levels at all as I had to re-do that. After that I took on an apprenticeship and man it was so **** pay for 18 months, but eventually I got out and got a good finance assistant job which pays fairly well considering my age.
Look into specialising in a certain job. Hopefully from that you can begin excelling. Just have a look at all jobs and which ones suit your skills. For me I don't like talking to people initially at least, and I was good at maths and good at using the computer so accounting was the right job for me. Perhaps there's a job that suits your skills that comes naturally to you. Just google your main skills and find jobs that have those skills listed.
Degrees can be overrated and they land up in jobs that are entry level anyways with all the debt from studying. Me the other hand have 0 debt and perusing further qualifications in my field which is so much cheaper and is literally the gold standard for my job.
Yes you may not go to university, but you can still meet similar aged people through various venus such as nightclubs, pubs, social gathering events in the day time and such. Life is a journey, not just the end result which can be easy to crave for considering social media expects insta-gratifcation.
Happiness is equally important. If you're not happy perhaps A-levels isn't for you. You'll feel much better once you find a field that you think has useful skills in all aspects of life. That's why I picked accounting in order to improve my understanding over financial matters which helps me outside of my job. So even if I never wanted to do accounting, it'll still help me in regards to my own finances.
Original post by Anonymous
ive had a massive argument with my family and i feel like i have pushed them away. this all ignited due to my a level results and me doing extremely bad in them. im not sure what to do or how to feel. ive been staying in my room all day avoiding them and not talking to them.i can feel my mental health declining but at this current time i feel empty. can being on "Nofap" for 3 days cause this anger inside off me?
Talk to someone close to you
Original post by Anonymous
ive had a massive argument with my family and i feel like i have pushed them away. this all ignited due to my a level results and me doing extremely bad in them. im not sure what to do or how to feel. ive been staying in my room all day avoiding them and not talking to them.i can feel my mental health declining but at this current time i feel empty. can being on "Nofap" for 3 days cause this anger inside off me?
You can get support and there is a lot of support out there such as:
-The Samaritans, you can call 116 123, which is available 24 hours a day
-Mind, 0300 123 3393
-Saneline, 0300 304 7000, from 4.30pm-10.30pm
-The mix, 0800 808 4994, 11am-11pm
-SHOUT, text 852258, 24 hour text service
-Crises, 741741, text service
-Papyrus, 0800 068 4141, if you have thoughts of suicide or in emotional distress
-Rethink mental health, 0300 5000 927
-No Panic, 0800 138 8889
-relate, they have a chat advisor
There is the mind forum
Also Facebook groups
You can join support groups
You can contact a crises team if things get very bad
Plenty of resources online, information regarding well being
