you know this feeling,when you wark so hard for something and then at the end you dont do well...would you just accept it would you react vigerously to it or would you just feel bad and forget it
you know this feeling,when you wark so hard for something and then at the end you dont do well...would you just accept it would you react vigerously to it or would you just feel bad and forget it
happened to me. over xmas i spent 2 months slaving every single minute on this goddamn essay, reading the whole internet the whole library everything all day everyday. i wrote it up with 100 footnotes for the 2000 wd essay and ended up with a D as it was fragmenty and poorly structured.
you gotta just tell urself yu couldnt have tried any harder, learn from it and mov on
I'm generally quite a balanced person, but when that happens I find it really hard. I normally start off a bit in denial and seem like I don't care, then it'll suddenly hit me and I'll be really upset. And it takes me ages to really get over it!
you know this feeling,when you wark so hard for something and then at the end you dont do well...would you just accept it would you react vigerously to it or would you just feel bad and forget it
Unfortunately I don't really work that hard for anything... or maybe not enough things go wrong for me to notice that I'm not working hard enough for something. I think what I do is work very hard without realising it, and then if things go wrong I'm not too peeved.
you know this feeling,when you wark so hard for something and then at the end you dont do well...would you just accept it would you react vigerously to it or would you just feel bad and forget it
i would be very angry with myself.
then i would go and do the thing again to make it right!
I'm confused, how is this health and relationships?
I don't accept things easily at first, and I get angry and frustrated, but I've found the old 'time's a great healer' to be true. There are still sore points with me though.
I'm confused, how is this health and relationships?
I don't accept things easily at first, and I get angry and frustrated, but I've found the old 'time's a great healer' to be true. There are still sore points with me though.
doing bad when you work hard ---------->saddness------>healthproblems----->heartattack here you go
It doesn't actually hit me that I've messed up until a few days after the thing happened...
For example, I missed my maths exam on Monday, but it isn't bothering me, infact I find it kinda funny in a way... but somewhere deep down its eating away at my insides and pretty soon, I'll get really bothered about it...
you know this feeling,when you wark so hard for something and then at the end you dont do well...would you just accept it would you react vigerously to it or would you just feel bad and forget it
i would majorly over react....i hate it when everything goes wrong all the time....
i get really upset over it at first, but then u kind of realise everything happens for a reason... like i worked my arse off for my chem a level. like so hard. iv never worked so hard in my life. missed my grade by 8 marks in the end and so lost my place at UCL and had to go warwick. thinking about it now, this place is probs one of the best things thats happened to me iv learnt so much that i wudnt have learnt if id stayed in london..
so moral of the story: if u work and still fail, take a look at the bigger picture - its not the end.
I really hate that feeling. It only reminds me that trying is the first step to failing. Although, it's probably good for me and all that jazz. I just really hate not being able to do something that I really want to do.