9 Reasons Why You Are "Dying" At The End Of The Semester
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9 Reasons Why You Are "Dying" At The End Of The Semester

Its not just the threat of finals stressing you out. Well, yes, it is mostly finals.

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9 Reasons Why You Are "Dying" At The End Of The Semester
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It's April. It feels like spring break was just last week, but, alas, finals are fast approaching. You look in the mirror and wonder why you have blue circles under your eyes even though you aren't studying for finals yet. You are procrastinating in any way possible. Here are the real reasons why you are "dying" at the end of the semester.


1. Even your favorite shows remind you of your impending doom.


2. You don't have a crap ton of work for a week in April and you get suspicious that you're forgetting something.


3. You are at such a high level of stress already that everything starts giving you major anxiety.


4. However, finals haven't even started.


5. You still don't have plans for summer, but it's only one month away.


6. You think about all of the work that you have to do and faint from stress.


7. You are trying to put out the fire that taking hard classes, not studying enough, and procrastinating has created.


8. You spend time on the internet, which only reminds you of how hopeless your situation is.


9. Although you are a sweaty, shriveled up pile of nerves that can hardly be considered human, you are pulling off the end of the semester pretty well.


It will be alright. We will get through it (without learning anything from our mistakes) and repeat the entire process next semester.

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