#overachieverproblems

[studycell]

being an overachiever means crying on the floor in the middle of your finals week and simultaneously planning how you are going to apply for a second degree while barely managing the first one

[shannonssmallsteps]

Almost 5am and I’m wide awake

Application is pretty much done

Mouse is running around my room

Named him Fred

Only screamed 4 times

Living the dream

[graceshipbags-blog]

Could not even function today before the caffeine #graceship #overachieverproblems (at www.graceship.com)

[maysmaizemaze]

According to the professor for my online Museum Studies course, I need to calm the fuck down (paraphrasing of course) and stop replying to so many posts because it intimidates the rest of the class and is just too much. The message is below.

"Your responses are very thoughtful and thorough. You have set a high standard for the rest of the class. Please do not think that our expectation is that you need to respond to every student's post. Most students post an average of 3-4 times per discussion. You posted 13 times this week. Soon, you may find this too much. We do not want to dampen your enthusiasm, but at the same time we do not want other students who may not have museum experience to feel intimidated."

#OverAchieverProblems

[brbgottarun]

So uh.

I know I got 1 problem on my math midterm wrong, and another half wrong, but I feel like a failed the whole thing. I hate this. 

[vainlight-blog]

got a 99% on my psych test instead of a 100% because I forgot to write my name, so she deducted a point. WHY

[thecouragetopursue]

That awkward moment when the director of the show you're auditioning for next week said the audition dance would be up on YouTube today, and it's not there with 36 minutes left in today...