Is it normal that i'm behaving like this

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I have exams in 2 weeks time and I'm so overwhelmed and I've been behaving really strangely. I'm annoyed all the time I'm bipolar all of a sudden. Everyone in the house irritates me they have no clue what I'm going through and I often snap at them for no apparent reason. I know the stuff I've read it but I suffer from anxiety and every semester it's like that but this time it's even worse I feel like crap my appearance is shocking from I normally look like I've been studying since 3am and right now it's 10:52am and I'm still at it had a cup of coffee and now I'm about to read another subject, will break at 1pm then resume at 4pm to 7pm. I know this isn't normal behaviour but sometimes I cry stare at my books and cry because I feel so alone. I have only 2 semesters before I graduate almost there, what can I do to ease these wretched feelings and do any of you experience any of this?

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  • Diver2
    8 years ago

    Sucking cock is the answer.

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      8 years ago

      HAHAHAHA! Alright noted cock it is then!

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  • Preacher
    11 years ago

    It happens to me too. I tend to misplace my rage when I'm overwhelmed with exams, which happens when I start studying for them too late. In order to take the pressure off I now organize myself from day 1 and as a result I study less because I'm focused instead of spending part of the time rumbling on about how unfortunate I am :p

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  • dappled
    11 years ago

    I've been through this with both work and study. At the time I thought every minute was precious and I couldn't waste a single one doing anything other than work or study.

    You're more effective when you ease up a bit. One way I sometime work is to accrue a proportion of the time I've worked as free time. If I'm not particularly pushed, I work on a rule of quarters. If I work for an hour, I've accrued 15 minutes off. If I work four hours, I get one hour off. What I then do is only take as much as I need before I feel refreshed again and what remains stays in the bank to be used later in the work/study session. I don't recommend it but I've worked over 48 consecutive hours like this.

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