I’m experiencing some of these feelings again. I think they’re close to self-doubt, caused by a desire to be better/the best, and a certain guilt of failing to be so.
I have a plan, and I want to follow it, and suddenly I miss on, say, attending a Tutorium I wanted to attend, because I’m too lazy, or not in mood, or just can’t get myself to get out of bed.... and then I hear from a friend that she visited this or that Tutorium and wanted to come to our Tutorium as well, and I start reprimanding myself over being the lazy piece of a failure I am, and if it goes too far, I lose sight of the path I chose towards success, and I completely lose myself. In a way, that’s also what destroyed me last semester.
I shouldn’t let this happen again, I should be confident about what I do and don’t do, and I should do it, or not do it, courageously.
If there’s something I can improve about the way I’m doing things, I would gladly adopt it, but I shouldn’t doubt it. And yes, you missed a Tutorium, and you shouldn’t, so don’t, but when you do, you end up having weird dreams about having Arabs in your class finding our you’re gay, and not just any Arabs, but your own cousins, and then failing the class somehow, and being in a concert hall with so many old people who had those walking-aid device(?) with extreemeeeeely long legs xD and then you’re about to be trampled by them, laying on the floor, if it weren’t for a friend who held you and lifted you a bit off the ground, and slided through all those overwhelmingly many overwhelmingly long legs, into safety.
Oh, and you were holding onto him pretty tight, and you accidentally touched his balls.
Now I left THAT detail out when I just thanked him IRL for helping me in my dream.....
his reply was “I didn’t wanna.”
Typical bestie, I’d say ^^
Well then, go on with your day now.
Peace.