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Mar 21, 2007, 12:07 AM
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so here i am. midnight. and working on a stupid english paper. due tomorow. not to mention i got softball tryouts all week. im so stressed and nervous bout everything im shaking. the stress makes me cut. i just want to stop. right now i just want to sleep. but i still gotta page to write. im not getting any sleep. which means ill be tired for softball. which will hurt my chances. great. lifes awesome kidding.
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Mar 21, 2007, 02:42 AM
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I'm trying to get homework done too, and I can't concentrate on it because there is too much else that is so much more important right now than homework. I can relate. But cutting doesn't solve any of it. If you are tired but need to stay up to finish your homework or anything else, try exercising for 10 minutes. It helps with the stress, and helps you to stay awake and alert. Maybe then you can finish faster and get to bed.
Rap
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Mar 21, 2007, 07:48 AM
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Hey ((((((((((((sami3)))))))))))) - I'm in the same boat myself, I pulled an allnighter last week, and going to pull another allnighter this week... and then everything else on top of just trying to stay afloat in your schoolwork - ACK!
Life's a pain in the butt sometimes. Rap gave some good advice. I wish I could do that, I just pump myself full of caffeine and pray that it wears off by the time the paper is over so I can actually sleep! (I don't recommend it, but doing exercise doesn't work well with my physical abilities). I hope your English paper went well. Good luck with the rest of your studies!
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Mar 21, 2007, 01:26 PM
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Hello Sami.
I hope everything worked out even though you were struggling with all of the things happening at one time. Take care Soidhonia
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