Big pepe energy

Imogen Crawford i couldn’t say it better

That is very relatable to what I go through.

Pfff... I watch everything at 1.5-2x the speed and still don't get anything done [sobs quietly]

I do that too.

here's more: "I'm just going to skip school tomorrow, it doesn't matter at this point" "I'll do it later" "Hey what did you get?" "Hah I got a [insert number of points/letter grade]" "Oh no, I got one wrong" "I have a B my parents are gonna kill me" "I failed" (They got at 86, 90 or something higher than a C but not 100%) "Do we get extra credit?" (motivation to answer a question the teacher presents to the class that doesn't really need to be answered, but the teacher wants one anyway, and they have an A or B in the class) "I slept at 3, 4, or 5" or "I didn't sleep" usually followed by "I need Starbuck/coffee" "somebody kill me" (it's so common its basically a joke now unless they actually pull through with it) "Hah! Depression! What's that?" yep, we make jokes about killing ourselves, about our mental state, because honestly, all we can do is sit and laugh at it. There is absolutely nothing we can do to change it, we are stuck and we have no choice but to continue working or else we will fail.

@@mistmoon1292 Yes, there are two types of teens now: -I don't want to be here, but I'll do my best until something bad happens. -I hope I don't wake up tomorrow so this is done already.

Normal teen for decades.

*God what's wrong with this world*

And then it's followed by same or mood or me

fkn good one mate

MOOD.

True

Look, if I die I die I don't have to pay college tuition

🤣🤣🤣

True, true. That's why I wish I had free time, but hate it as well.

My life in a nutshell nowadays...

I don't know how much this quote can apply to your lives, but it's great and really helps me sometimes. It goes, "Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time." -Betrand Russell

That hit so hard. I couldn't put that feeling into words but my friends and I talk about being unproductive for things like sleeping and going outside. That is so messed up... I would love to have someone to blame it on but it's completely self-imposed.

Pablo Tako Thank you 🙂

BuT baCk iN My dAY

@ Mr.Bloxy aaaaaaaaaahhhh nuuuu not againnnn

It depends. I'm on the edge of Gen Z at 24.

Exactly. I burned myself out in middle school and now high school is proving to mean more stress, my parents are pressuring me to be involved (but still say "you need to have time to just be a kid!!" and my own pressure is working against me to the point where I took an AP class freshman year just for the extra GPA boost, and have ended up dropping it because it caused a depressive episode worse than I've ever had. This is why we need to be kids

We have been hearing "grow up" all the time by people that failed their life and they want to navigate our it is so ahh

["outstandig move"]

Lmao, what's mental wellness?

Mental wellness? We don't know her

What's mental awareness? Where can I buy it? How much does it cost? Expensive or cheap? How long does it take for it to arrive?

Truest statement yet

“He will be laughing still. At the end”

We want to live, but we're just surviving. Dragging our bodies throughout the schoolday, limp and lifeless.

"dont pray for an easy life, pray for the strength to endure a difficult one" hard times create better people, hang in there.

I feel like we don’t want to die, but it feels more and more like the only/ easiest way out.

I don’t want to die but I don’t want to live either

WOW, A GEN Z PERSON LOOKING FOR RELATABILITY, JUST LIKE ME

Same here

me too :))

So am I

x2 Oh wait this is English Me too

Hope it gets better for you, just keep going !!!!

Cute bird btw

I understand what that's like. I'm in the exact same situation and I feel like my mom won't stop until I drop dead.

Sry to hear that, but that is what happen when Human evolution suddenly stops or go backwards instead forward. No balance... That is killing you, and will kill most of you sadly... So sad what is hapenning... speaking in general... Btw, you think reading that ammount of books will lower your stress... Omg.... No... It will just make it worse X2... How dont you guys do not get that...That is shallow thinking my friend.. very shallow.. so sad...

Stay strong!!! I hope you are feeling better :)

Oof...

Little did she know, we already had a job, a full time one, and unlike her job, we don't get paid.

Eeh I get this but I hear everyone say this ( mom, dad, grandma, older siblings(we aren’t to far apart) I just choose to ignore it.

god i hate hearing that from my teachers and adults i come across. i can't even say i'm stressed because "im a teen and i don't understand what that means.."

Are they trying to make us more pessimistic towards our future?

Do what you love and put that on your resume

Omg same

thank you for pointing this out

(Sorry, this is a long one...) Imagine piling any past traumatic events on top of that. I actually know from experience that the combination of a broken home, high expectations from a parent, and past traumatic events can be disastrous. I have so much difficulty communicating, feel isolated all the time, and stressed about even getting an A- in a class. I have recently been diagnosed with severe social anxiety and moderate depression, which despite me trying to address these problems with my mother, she brushed them all away and simply told me I'm not depressed and don't have anxiety. This is the same woman who told me at the beginning of cross country that if I didn't open up more then nobody would want to talk to me. The problems quite a bit of gen z face don't come from only one source, but so many that surround us. Parents expectations, school expectations and standards, media, and many more. Yet nobody seems to truly recognize these problems and directly address them. (I mean, it's pretty bad when your therapist basically tells you your only hope for a happy life at home is looking forward to getting the heck out of the family house because of how much stress your family is putting onto you despite the high stress they constantly acknowledge you have from school.)

Wolftamer Wolfcorp I was hoping someone would comment this. I can’t take any “mental health days” because staying away from school (my source of respite from home) takes an even bigger toll on my mental health. The one good thing my mother has done is restrict me from the possibilities offered to Gen Z. Her actions and intentions are horrid (one of her many ways of punishing me is by intentionally stopping me from chasing my passions and forcing me out of opportunities that can change my life, sometimes even threatening to take me out of school so that I can prioritize her control over me over my education... her words, not mine) but all that it has taught me is how much I need to appreciate every single opportunity offered to me. My mom gives me extra motivation to wake up, use my time wisely, and stop stressing about everything, because I live with someone who will always hinder me from achieving what I want in life... and that just motivates me to chase my dreams even more. I’d rather be swamped with possibilities than shut down from all of them. Being successful by pursuing my dreams is spiting the person who raised me and told me that I will be nothing without her when I get older, so that’s what I will do.

Edda reddast allt

My mom is a single parent, but she is also the best she can be. She has chronic backpain that she has felt for 30 YEARS. And somehow she isn't angry always. Alcohol helps her pain, but she isn't an alcoholic. And she's trying to get a father figure in my life. She is the best.

Wait what?

@Miles Hayter please explain.

Relatable

Imagine Gen Alpha... *OK I HAVE DECIDED TO BE THERE FOR EVERYONE YOUNGER THAN ME! THIS IS SERIOUS FOR MY GENERATION SO I WILL HELP THE PEOPLE WHO TAKE THE BLOW...* *WAIT...* *that's what caused my stress in the first place. Helping people.*

I get this so much I know so many fun facts and I would be so useful in the real world but I am seen as useless because I dont know math I will neve use again

College is overrated. Going straight into the workforce with vocational training is far more useful, cheaper, and more needed by society than a useless college degree that brings on tens of thousands of dollars in debt.

Jonathan Freeman I would love for this to go back into fashion. Just wish I can just be fine learning programming by myself, and have a good chance of getting into the workforce.

As a member of Gen Z. You should

It is the worst feeling

see also: sharing something you’re proud of with someone else, only to be met with disinterest or disapproval :’))

My doctor told me it was normal for a teen and I shouldn’t worry about it. But I know it isn’t supposed to be normal. Also I don’t want to show my feeling because I’m scared that people will think that I’m faking it and hate me.

minimininamu not even one of my friends or family have the same level of interest in the things I love. I play guitar but nobody cares because they don’t play or listen to it.

The video and all this coments make my cry after 3years when i was emotion less btw im 14. Every time i think about my self being part of LGBTQ+ every time i think i figure out who im my mother tell my thats not you and again i try to think who i really am and my anxiety makeing me fell bad about every thing and every decison i do in my life...

Oceanseeker I feel that ouch

i still need to do a homework assignment due two weeks ago :/ and more thatre due tomorrow... i cant tell if its a lack of motivation or a lack of self will. and feeling gulty rn for not doing it

I have two overdue projects but I've given up on trying because it's the end of the school year

literally me rn

I’m here in summer vacation feeling bad because I’m not using my vacations to work.

I wish I had someone like that. I tell my friends that like I’m so tired or I don’t wanna be here and they agree but then some of them are just like aNd I oOp

History teachers are usually the nicest. I think it's because they have to muddle through all the BS humans have done in the past and they are able to see how they can prevent making the same mistakes, and that there are many sides to any given story. So they are more empathetic, and really, that is what makes a person kind. Empathy.

Rikki Slonce Wow, that’s very insightful. And it’s true, now that I look back at my own teachers.

@@sophiaredwood5825 Thanks.

Holy cow..... I’m so sorry that happened to you. It’s definitely a struggle for us Gen Z people

Lol same

I know. I'm the same age as this girl, and I'm just like "how am I supposed to compete with that?" Girl just did a whole TedTalk.

@@blep9529 Same. It makes everything even harder knowing they are people like this in the world

I'm so sorry you all feel this way! I promise you don't have to do something that's perceived to be amazing. Personally, I think being a great listener is what's ultimately important, because then you couldn't learn!

I know right. And seeing her telling how packed her schedule is, I felt I am doing nothing at all. It's not enough! And then I realized that that's what she is dreading.

Crypsalis Marshmellow completely. I feel like I have some kind of responsibility to go down a career path that will help others, but I don’t know what I even want to do. I feel like it would be selfish to choose something that isn’t helping our worlds current state but I don’t think that’s a healthy way to look at it.

@@suki_yue_6366 Same. I want to help the world's current state, but my interests and passions are so far from that. Maybe it's plausible to do both at the same time, to try and help the earth with the grounding of the passion job we want, yknow? I think- overall, it would probably be better for our mental health to do what we enjoy rather than what we think other people will enjoy. Of course, helping the planet doesn't always mean we need to have a job that directly helps it, I've seen tons of volunteer organizations for helping out in a hands-on manner and such, even if it's not directly in the mix of sciences or politics. I hope you find what you enjoy, though! I've heard that it's like trial and error when it comes to jobs- like, how are we supposed to know what job we want to set out for when we've never worked in the field before? This education system really needs to educate itself up to modern common sense, tbh.

@@cryppi1510 What you just mentioned was so relatable... I've also been trying to do the same thing with combining interests + helping the earth. I think that's the way to do it honestly, where I am (a mining town -.-) there's literally almost nothing to help the environment going on anyway... you may have to find your own path. Getting really specific about what I wanted to do for the planet then writing down my passions and seeing how both things could combine helped me narrow it down a lot

Whichever job you choose will benefit our society and economy it doesn’t matter if it seems very different! You can do a job you love and help the environment and society!

Mood. My experience isn't exactly the same but it's kinda related. I don't know what will my job be or even if I'll get to college (as my parents want) but I reallywanna work with something that helps people around me. If it's doesn't help, I don't want it. But when people tell me I'm insignificant and nothing I do will ever matter it's really difficult to keep on going lmao

It's like that with me too. People just think it's all show and drama all the time.

you are not having midlife crisis lol

Nikola Pantelic Lol I’m really bad at wording things

I can definitely relate to that, although I was pressured into beginning to think about my future by the age of 8. I cried over a B on my report card. I'm currently a high school junior taking much higher level classes, but I still get a lot of pressure to look into college RIGHT now, and to keep all my grades up. Last year I took a lot of advanced classes; AP computer science principles, honors chemistry, honors english, etc. One of my favorite teachers (he teaches Physics for me currently) even acknowledged that as a 15-16 year old I was already living the life of a college student. That isn't necessarily a good thing though, since I was getting such a small amount of sleep, going to school, participating in practice, doing all my homework, and heading straight to bed. That was my life my sophomore year.

Trust that if you work on accepting that life is unpredictable and that you don't have to know everything right now, it will get better. I felt exactly the same way as you do at 12, and I'm sorry you're feeling it, because I know how draining it is. Know the work you're putting in to feel okay is working, albeit slowly. I have struggled with chronic anxiety my entire life and the ways it manifests change. Yet, I'm learning new ways to cope even now. You are heard. You aren't alone. And it really is okay to not know what you're doing next (I know the schools will say otherwise infinitely, that doesn't make them right).

And then they say we are growing up too fast and we should stay as kids

No, the generation that had to grow up the fastest are the 18-22 year olds that had to fight world wars.

@@cl3videos946 There is a key difference today, though; we know that kids shouldn't grow up so fast, and yet our society still demands that it happens. Most people used to think a little war would be good for the youth of Europe, even those too young to vote. Now the youth are more willing to commit to quarantines and accept poorer living standards to take jobs that have an impact or produce change. The young are already in service. They just aren't being butchered fast enough to tell.

@@andrewlaporte5477 Well written statement. Though I question the validity of these bold statements. Such as the fact that "most people used to think a little war would be good for the youth of Europe", and that "the youth [today] are more willing to commit to quarantines and accept poorer living standards to take jobs that impact change". How do you even quantify data to be able to come to such conclusions?

CL3 Videos Both generations face problems, and in today’s society i feel problems differ from the problems then. Both of those generations grew up fast, but all us as a generation ask is not to be compared; we can make a positive impact if you let us.

this.

Saffron Sinclair where I write essays about religion (mostly Christianity) and learn about what theists believe about animal abuse, god etc.

Ø Parkrr my dad did that already

eternal fire13 do they shove religion down your throat?

@@bullymaguire1 Probably. I live in Istanbul and it's same here, tho I can just ignore it and request not to answer any questions.

Both of you, PLEASE search for help. I had an awful year too but I got help and now it's slightly better. I'm still dealing with depression and social anxiety but I have hope, sometimes. I believe EVERYBODY should have the opportunity to search for help. Clearly both of you should do something to get better. I know it's hard but it's still possible to become happier. I wouldn't promiss you anything but I think sometimes anything is better than the current situation. PS: My English might be sort of strange because I'm not a native speaker but I still wanted to say something

@Simon is dead excuse me but I think you're wrong. I get therapy without medication and it still helps. Even IF you take medication, why is it that big of a deal? I mean, if you have a chemical imbalance in your body, why would you choose to suffer over taking some medication? I really hope you will change your mind on that topic because I think you don't quite understand how mental illnesses work. You don't CHOOSE to be ill, you just are. Why is it legitimate to take medication for something like asthma but something like depression is somehow different? Why? You wouldn't tell a person with asthma to 'just breath' so why would you tell a depressed person to 'just be happy'? I really want to understand why you disagree with me, so please explain. Maybe I just don't get what you truly mean or at least I hope so.

just a random user Exactly. Certain people are prone to depression and anxiety simply by genetics. That doesn't make these feelings less valid, and it certainly doesn't change the emotional issue, but it makes it less of an uphill battle. Chemical imbalances in the brain are a serious problem, that, frankly, aren't given enough attention. So often, people are told to "toughen up," even if it is physically impossible simply because of genetics, vitamins, and hormone imbalance. It's no different than any other physical condition. That asthma analogy was incredibly accurate- you are born with a condition, so why would you rather suffer through it when there is help so obviously in front of you? Medicine is not something that makes you less of a person, it helps you. Why wouldn't you take that opportunity?

Damn dawg. But I can't remember asking.

I can't do anything but hope you will get better and not worse.

Wtf is there to be grateful about, it’s literally on fire. And the parts that aren’t are getting destroyed by other means. They made a pigsty, left it to us and then said “be grateful”. Ffs.

Agree with you both, and no, they never did what we did. Their pressure was nowhere near ours. Sure, they had to survive and still go to school but back then’s pressure isn’t the same as today’s. They didn’t have all these mental health issues. Hate it when they say that.

@@88xxx they have mental health issues back then (maybe) but they are told to be ignore their problems bcoz it's nothing compared to their parents but they aren't aware of it. that's why some of them can't wait to force their child to go through what they went through

Just to let you know... No one is pusging you, you are doing that to yourselfs....

@@hetjamesfield4473 fact. this self pity nonsense and blaming it on others. bloody hard to read some of the comments in here

Quarantine has been such a blessing for me. I mean, yeah, obviously it sucks that we even have to quarantine, but ya know what I mean. I've been able to focus so much on self improvement and its kinda nuts.

@@gilded2342 agreed. It's absolutely wonderful for me too. Cause I'm finally able to discover more about myself.

Did you just not see what us millennials went through. Unless you're going for STEM, pick a trade and pay those bastards in the educational industrial complex nothing.

Tbh I freaking love quarantine . I'm always so stressed at school . I'm an afternoon class student I get home at 8:30 and I finish my homework and etc chores at 3 or 4 am . I know a lot of people hate quarantine and all but you can't deny the fact that your getting a break you'll never get ever again .

Please follow what YOU want to do instead of following the 'success' other people have outlined for you. I've seen so many people at uni who hated it and never wanted to go and it makes me sad that people feel pushed into it. I know it's hard to not do what people expect of you, but if you're having doubts then there's a good chance university won't be an environment you thrive in. And the best part about uni is that you can go at any age - there was someone on my course who was in her 60s! It waits for you. There's no reason you can't go on your adventures first before deciding to go back into education

Same... I would drop out in a heartbeat if it wasn't for employers generally requiring bachelor's degrees for even low-paying jobs.

Same bro i feel u

I wanna go to a college which has a lot of extracurriculars and different courses and stuff so that I can explore. I will get admission with Computer science as the choice. But I am pretty sure (unless the professors are really good) that I'll change my major. I can't say I want to take arts cause 1: I'm not sure if I do and 2: Parents won't necessarily allow.

Yes there are kids who sleep 6 hours a day normally. You're not alone.

Bro, I relate to that. First semester of my junior year (currently in second semester) I stayed up until 2 am doing homework for ONE CLASS. It was not ok. Meanwhile other people in that class apparently are able to get a full 8 hours at least.

Wtf? Was the freshman year of high-school or post-secondary?

Gavin S Highschool

@@Squidicus23 O sh*. Damn that's nuts! I'd be an absolute zombie. What happened?

I wish I could be motivated enough to just fix my sleeping schedule

ツatlas 170 years

I hope not

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Parents and teachers aren't the issue. It's society.

😭😭 imma show this to my mother let’s watch and see her reaction

I had a similar feeling. Except I was petrified to even walk out my college building when class ended at 12:00pm

I don't think that older generations fully realize that we physically can't live in any semblance of comfort without at least a college education and the pressure and requirements to get into a University are just going up and up with you needing more and more and more to get in, leaving literally no time to work because applications don't care about your minimum wage Burger King Job, they care about the 87 hours you spent working on this science thing or the spelling of that word.

@@rowanf133 That's so true. Whenever I had an interview, almost always the reason why I didn't get the job was because someone was more qualified and had more education. I get how you have to work your way up but I was working at Kmart for almost 3 years and I was always asking to do more but it was going nowhere. So I quit to study full-time in Community Services because I love helping people. This is the reality of the new generation. There will always be someone better qualified than you.

@@exphurtfan always has been. victim mentality. go find a job you like and make sure you can get it. temper your expectations. of course there's gonna be harder jobs to get. always has been, the higher paying ones more people are going to apply, all the way back in 50s even... I think this generation needs to swallow the fact pill because facts don't care about your feelings...that's the fact and this generation needs to change its lofty expectations

Squidicus Pastry’s I feel you. My coach said “If you can stand, you have to come.” We are 12.

When I was in sophomore year there was this girl who had to get a surgery, I don’t remember the kind, but it was a dangerous one, the girl couldn’t move for like half the partial, but the teachers didn’t care, especially one teacher, she basically stated it was her fault that she couldn’t attend the exams

​@@punkithecat remember when schools were supposed to help kids

my teacher told me I couldn't miss an exam unless a. critical surgery, b. death in my immideate family

I feel relatable but im sure that you dont want your life in Vietnam, the pressures exist in every countries so yeah 🙃

How it all began. And how it will end

yes and that’s why i got rid of my social media and i’ve been doing so much better.

I personaly blame my anxienty and misery in my school poor handiling of sleep deprived students and too much homework

@@justapotato9919 Its not your school. Its YOU GUYS AREN'T GOING TO BED ON TIME!! DO YOUR HOMEWORK. GO TO BED!!! Too much homework? Potato? You guys live in a world where homework has got to be the EASIEST of all time. You dont have to go to the library and check out books..... THEN READ THE BOOKS.... to find out what you want. You can word search a topic and BAM!! There is your answer. You guys have it the EASIEST and you dont know it. That's the problem. YOU DONT KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE..... CAUSE YOU DONT KNOW A WORLD WITHOUT IT. -------------------------------------------------- LET ME PUT THIS IN PERSPECTIVE A BIT. You have to read this!!!! -------------------------------------------------- I used to install water meters in Maryland making $19 an hour. We would complain about installing the meters in the ground and blah blah blah. About once a week would get a Bad Meter Pit and we would Cry moan tears and sad face. The guys from the New York company found out we were making 19 an hour and they came down to Maryland to work with us for the spring and summer. One day we got a bad meter pit. We were all moaning about it. The NY guys were with us and they were silently shaking their heads and laughing. So we asked them. Whats so funny? And why do yall come ALL THE WAY DOWN HERE to work when you are doing the same thing in NY. They said to us...... --------------------------------------- "We come down here because you guys make DOUBLE the money down here than we do up there. Plus on top of that?? You see this pit you guys are moaning about? ALLLLL OF OUR METER PITS ARE LIKE THIS. EVERY LAST ONE OF THEM! You guys pits in Maryland are freakin BEAUTIFUL!!! Nice and clean. No mud. No water in them. Nothing galvanized. Lids pop off easy! All the meters are lined up on the same street! AND WITH DOUBLE THE PAY?? YOU GUYS HAVE IT EASY!!! YOU HAVE NO IDEA!! ---------------------------------------- See.. WE were like GEN Z. NOT REALIZING HOW GOOD AND EASY WE HAD IT........... CAUSE WE NEVER NEW A SINGLE DAY WITH ALL BAD METER PITS! And the NY guys were like GEN X. ALL THEY KNEW was Bad Pits. To them there was no such thing as a "bad pit" because THAT was NORMAL to them! POTATO!!! IF WE ZAPPED YOU BACK IN TIME TO 1980?? OMG YOU GUYS WOULD SELF DESTRUCT!!!! THE HIGHLIGHT OF YOUR LIFE WOULD BE CABLE TV! A MICROWAVE!! TWO HOUSE PHONES, let alone one in your POCKET!! AND A MUSIC VIDEO THAT CAME ON AT 8pm on Friday Night!! This is why your generation gets so much heat from older generations cause you are just like we were with the water meters. Complaining about 1 bad meter pit. YOU GUYS HAVE IT SOOOOOOOOOOOO EASY AND YOU HAVE NOOOOOO IDEA how good you actually have it. NO IDEA!!! OMG!!

All those negative things you just mentioned are how the world works. No one will tell you that because they think giving kids false hope is the way to go, but it's not. You folks are smart enough to deal with the fact that the world is a really messed up place and to get anything significant from it your only option is constant work and self improvement, just try to find some meaning in that.

“Look at positive things” might as well be “you’re on the right track” because escapism is the best bet for us

These are things of the future, they are imaginings. They could be backed by mathematical models and so what? you do what you think should do until it exhausts you if that pleases you, however, do not dwell on how the universe unfolds afterwards and if you can do not blind yourself from other beautiful things in life. Theyre waving at you and yet you choose to wallow in darkness

i hope your good my man

then work at your own pace and plan your life. never let others plan it. and do it your way

Yeah, I know older folk are trying their best to give us advice.. but (especially baby boomers) lived in a flourishing post-war economy. College was affordable with little to no debt, and technology wasn't mandatory everywhere. :( we have nobody to rely on except ourselves.

special snowflakes

As a 29 year old, I can confirm it does

As a 28 year old, it comes and goes, and the comes and goings make it less painful and more enlightening. Mine hit hard at 19-24. Life as they say is a tear and a smile

Your therapist is a freaking genius

Create balance in your life and you will love it. It is a promise.

I know this was posted 4 months ago but same

Same

Big mood

Is there jazz at the soon to die party?

Spoiler alert: they are. But we do our best anyway.

I've done the same thing. And then I felt like I had to hide it and couldn't talk to anyone because "I'm fine" or at least supposed to be fine.

The mission. the nightmares. They’re. Finally. Over.

Katie never let them impose you what to believe in or how to think. I’m struggling with the same, stay strong.

Same. I've given up by now honestly

don’t be. you need to prepare before it’s too late

Oh God I felt that

Honestly, I've heard people say it's going to be our responsibility to fix pretty much all the problems the previous generations caused but they spend years teaching us things that are literally useless in about everyone's life and don't even try to get us ready for the problems they expect us to fix

I understand where you're coming from. I've been trying lately to apply myself in the things that I enjoy, and hope that those things will make me feel good. Looking into your own interests and hopes can really give you a brighter and more diverse outlook on life.

Fuzzy Fighter thank you

I just ignore it and do work.

i hope your fine (we're here for you, and everyone is for everyone in need)

No you just stopped caring or never cared at all?

@@amandaz.3068 I guess I really never cared.

That’s fine! You’re one of the luckier ones, but it doesn’t mean you’re lazy if you don’t have anxiety. As long as you try.

as long as you try your best youre good :)