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When I joined Engineering, for the first time, I found myself to be, academically, just an average person. Below average, in fact. With no other talent, academic prowess was my only source of pride - now even that was gone.
Predictably, when my first semester grades came, I rationalized that since the grades were not outstanding, it did not matter if they were decent or absolutely horrible. I call this an ‘all or nothing’ mindset.
As a result, I stopped caring and my grades kept slipping.
And all my sins are catching up when I'm having to apply for an internship or job interview. I'm having constant anxiety.
This all or nothing mindset is pure evil. This is why, when things are not going well, we totally give up instead of fighting to redeem whatever is possible. It is why we wait for the New Year to make resolutions instead of getting started the next day - ‘After all, since this year is imperfect, why bother at all?’
This is why we give up on our dreams when we suffer a setback. This mindset is just an excuse for procrastination.
Life is not a black and white choice between ‘perfect’ and ‘imperfect’; most of life is grayscale. We don’t have to be perfect - we just have to do the best we can, under the circumstances.
i need to get more masc so i can present feminine
a quick sherb i drew for a friend 📖🥀
i understand from an artistic perspective why the four nations are color coded but imagine if that was just like...a thing in real life. like if you went to canada and everyone was wearing purple and you just had to live with that.
Learning a language at school is like I can debate important political issues in this language but I cannot remember the word for chair
I can b ur angel or your devil
blogging about (mostly queer) media i'm watching 🎬📚enjoy your visit to my internet abode!
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