Post by koolerthanyou 🌟

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koolerthanyou 🌟 2026-05-06 06:25 🇺🇸

It's hard to live life in many ways for many people. But the problems I struggle with most are motivation, memory, and a lot of self- things, like self-starting. This combination of three things barr me from the thing I wish I could do the most... college. I was doing great until my third semester, when I got really lonely and couldn't get myself to do anything. I'm only good in working environments... which I never motivated myself to go to outside of classes. It pains me. Knowing all of my biggest problems are my fault, and even if I knew EXACTLY how to fix it, I probably wouldn't do it until I was held at gunpoint.

This shit sucks. Do NOT recommend to anyone.
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buggy 🌟 2026-05-06 06:47 🇺🇸

I also got in a severe burnout in college. Was a lot like what yours sounded like. It was rough, had to take a semester off, but I got in touch with some doctors and got some diagnoses (namely ADHD) and am now on some meds that I think are really helping. And I’m in therapy. And after a year total of being home, I’m back to taking a few online classes!

That is to say, it might NOT be your fault. And asking for help to figure out “EXACTLY how to fix it” is not a bad thing. As someone who’s been in similar shoes, that’s what I’d recommend, if you’re able. (Maybe not taking off a whole year like me, depends what your needs are.) Maybe your school has counseling of some sort?

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