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I keep saying university is fun, but the truth is I have never felt more behind, more watched, or more unsure of myself.
I needed to put this somewhere safe: I keep saying university is fun, but the truth is I have never felt more behind, more watched, or more unsure of myself.
The part nobody sees is this: I keep saying university is fun, but the truth is I have never felt more behind, more watched, or more unsure of myself.
My anonymous confession for today is this: I keep saying university is fun, but the truth is I have never felt more behind, more watched, or more unsure of myself.
I study in the library until closing because going back to my room makes me feel like I have to face the person I am becoming.
I needed to put this somewhere safe: I study in the library until closing because going back to my room makes me feel like I have to face the person I am becoming.
The part nobody sees is this: I study in the library until closing because going back to my room makes me feel like I have to face the person I am becoming.
My anonymous confession for today is this: I study in the library until closing because going back to my room makes me feel like I have to face the person I am becoming.
I tell my parents my grades are fine before I check them myself, because disappointing them scares me more than failing the class.
I needed to put this somewhere safe: I tell my parents my grades are fine before I check them myself, because disappointing them scares me more than failing the class.