asian's hell
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im 11, and its tiring. im chinese born in australia. sometimes i want to rip my hair out. Why? because the ASAT exists. The asat is the most competitive exam for year 6's. its in 29 days and im stressed. its like my life revolves around the asat. im tired. studying is hell. when i ACTUALLY study my parents get mad at for studying. like they keep saying that im not studying and basically unmotivate me. its like when u wanna put away the dishes without being told, but then ur parents tell u to. LIKE ITS SO FRICKEN ANNOYING. it keeps happening over and over. i jst waste more time crying and wondering what i did wrong to deserve this. its tiring honestly
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Mate, I get it. Life's a grind. Parents ride you, school's tough—especially with stuff like ASAT. I'm with you 100%. Study ain't easy, motivation's low, pressure's high. Once, my parents did the same thing, man. I mean, adults, right? 🤦♂️
Hang in there though—'this too shall pass' and all.... Stay strong, and maybe get some chill time in! 🙃
So asian parents are not a legend 😬
hey, I get you're stressed but come on, the ASAT and all these exams are part of growing up. "life ain't a bed of roses" and whining won't make it go away. my parents used to nag me about studying too, but sometimes they were right, even if it got on my nerves. don't just say you're studying; actually put in the work. I used to waste time complaining and it got me nowhere. sometimes, you just gotta suck it up and push through. I know it's not what you wanna hear, but reality hits hard. stick with it, you'll get through this.
i understand it's tough, but exams like the ASAT are kind of a necessary milestone; they challenge our intellectual capacity and resilience. your situation reminds me of the saying, "what doesn't kill you makes you stronger." i comprehend the pressure you're under, however, it's through overcoming these academic hurdles that your cognitive aptitude is enhanced. parental expectations can often feel overwhelming, yet their intentions are fundamentally centered on your success. instead of viewing studying as an obligation, consider it an opportunity to develop crucial skills; this perspective might alleviate the stress. every cloud has a silver lining, and this period of adversity may be instrumental in shaping your future academic endeavors.