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Everything else, just your average government class, algebra, and health, none of it is hard, I understand everything, it's not difficult. I'm only struggling in one class, electronics (which is what I'm weeks behind on). The guilt of all of the unfinished assignments piling up is mentally and physically restricting me from doing absolutely anything else with my down time. What, you ask, am I doing instead? Absolutely nothing.

We have less work than ever and the work takes less effort than ever, but right now I'm weeks behind in one class and three days behind in all the other ones. This isn't a good mental health sign, you need to address this." And guess what? I didn't do jack shit about it. I was fully aware in that moment that that wasn't a good thing and I told myself, "Whoa, that's a red flag. work because I couldn't figure out how to make a table from a function (spoiler alert: I googled it, it was incredibly simple, and I was being a baby).

The very first week in quarantine I cried for fifteen minutes doing alg. But since the lockdown started and I've had to start doing online school, it's a battle with myself to just do even that. I've always been a procrastinator, but I've always managed to get things done in the end, even if it was just the bare minimum.