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Eevie Eevie Suicide, B.Sc. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

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NOVEMBER 15, 2009 @ 09:00 AM


This is definitely one of those regathering and reconsidering oneself points in my life. Never before have I truly, actually applied myself to certain things and found myself failing. I've always been under the impression that if I try as hard as I can, that I'll succeed. That my incompetence with certain things has always been due to my lack of effort put into them. And, up until now, that has always been true. But lately, everything has just been coming at me at a billion miles per hour and spreading me so thin, and I have been trying to do my very goddamned best at every one of them, and have been failing at EVERY SINGLE ONE. I'm not doing good at anything right now. School, work, home life and relationships... I studied for my organic chem exam for countless hours. I pulled at least one all-nighter, and spent the entire week prior to the exam cramming and reviewing every single goddamned fact and reaction into my brain. I went into the exam feeling pretty good, walked out of it feeling alright, and looked at my score a few days later feeling heartbroken. 60%. A FUCKING 60%?! ARE YOU KIDDING ME??!? What more am I supposed to do, know, kill myself over to get a goddamned 4.0 on an exam?! Or, christ, anything but a 2.0. Or is that even a 1.5 with the grading scale... fuck I don't even want to think about it. Then, I had gotten fired from my job, completely as a shock to me because I thought I was doing well because I really was trying to do well there. Then, I got canned for, yeah, persistent tardiness, but also brought to my attention were a variety of things that I was just not doing "good enough" at. Eventually, I got my job back through enough begging and humbling, but the past two (and only two) times I've been back in on the clock, I've done something wrong. Last week, I sold the guy the wrong clownfish and it started to attach his other one. This week, I was filling up the sumps and spilled water all around the inside of the stand of the 220-gallon. I wonder what it will be next week... smashing one of the lights and electrocuting all of the fish in a tank? I wonder when they'll get sick of me again.

I've always been one for trying to see the positive in every situation and not get too bummed out by dwelling on the negative. but, man, how many more outwardly negative things can one handle being thrown at them at one time without collapsing into broken pile of defeat? The only place in which I can seek refuge is in knowing that there's only about a month left in the semester and, if I'm still failing up until that point, at least it will be all over by then and I can start with a clean slate next semester. Though I don't know how much that will help, considering that I'm taking two classes that are extensions of the two main ones that I'm failing at this semester, an addition to two additional credits. I'm taking the bare minimum 12 right now and am completely floundering. It seems like 14 will be the death of me. At least three of these credits are a Spanish class, which I consider myself to be somewhat proficient at. Im talking to an advisor tomorrow as well about seeing if there is any possible way to fanagle myself out of Physics 2, as Physics 1 is just a completely lost cause. But it's a college of natural science requirement, so I severely doubt it.

Maybe I would do better if I got enough food and sleep. But eating out is expensive, and I'm completely unknowledgeable at making anything myself (I tried to make spaghetti and burnt the shit out of it). I guess I can just buy an infinite amount of macaroni and Ramen noodles and pray that keeps me sustained, though god knows i won't be getting nearly the amount of balanced nutrition required for normal functioning. Gotta keep it in perspective though... it's way better than the starving that I'm doing right now. Sleep is just... well, I have sleep problems, so that doesn't help my energy and attention span consistently resting at the bare minimum.

Goddamnit. I'm lonely too. I live in a house with 19 other people and I can't even take advantage of it because my noes is stuffed so far into books all the time. Everyone just thinks I'm antisocial... but I'm not, because I'd love to come hang out in the common areas and get wasted every single night... believe me. And it doesn't even pay off that I have this self-control. I'm still sucking at school. I wish I knew how to stop sucking, but I don't know if I'm even capable anymore. I want a boy to cuddle with. I mean, I have my ex still floating around and providing when i'm desperate. But, man, I want a boy to cuddle with who's still pure in my eyes. Not a whirlwind of drama and emotional abuse who can be set off in an instant that we're together. I want a boy who will be sweet to me no matter what. And I want him to be in close proximity for convenient cuddling. But I don't forsee that happening in the near future at all when I don't even have time for all my classes, let alone the time to find and connect with new love interests.



Oi. What am I going to do with myself. My tummy is grumbling, and my mind and heart are aching.
Comments
IndieBuddhist

IndieBuddhist

Oshawa, ON
April 2009

NOV 15, 2009 09:09 AM

It's always disheartening when one feels they've put SO much effort into things, only for those things to fall apart. I hope you get things sorted soon.

Brawl

Brawl

United Kingdom
October 2009

NOV 15, 2009 09:40 AM

Go and buy loads of salad stuff, you cant burn salad plus green things will make you feel happy!!!
I bet you are not doing as badly as you think, everything always seems worse when stuff all happens together!
Smiley face!smile

Ryu

Ryu

Vancouver, BC
January 2009

NOV 15, 2009 09:51 AM

I always found with studying that you do sometimes need to step away and have a relaxed evening once in a while. If you stuff your head too full it needs time to sift and sort everything out.
As for food, I would suggest getting cans of really tasty soup, and then have that with a nice bread roll with some butter. If you heat the soup in a pan slowly (don't put the temp. on too high) and stir it occasionally it won't burn.
Be strong, there are always tough times when you're a student..... and organic chemistry is a crappy subject (as is physics for that matter). I did really badly in both of them, and I still managed to get to the point where I'm doing a PhD in the sciences wink

rkstar

rkstar

Saskatoon, SK
December 2007

NOV 15, 2009 11:01 AM

That was.... pretty much my entire summer. Minus the school. Work seemed like one strip after another torn out of my hide by my boss every other day and my social life was all but non-existent: People just seemed to be annoyed at having me around, for no reason I could figure out. My romantic life was definitely non-existent and still is. I even went so far as to try some online matchmaking, and that hasn't worked any better than the real thing. I'm usually very good at connecting with people: but 09 just seems to be the year of the loner.

A lot of wasted energy with nothing gained. But tomorrow night the Leonid meteor shower is supposed to happen, and I don't have to work Tuesday. So I'll try to get some people to watch it with, but if not then it'll just be me, a coffee, cigarettes and the meteorites and I don't care: It'll be fun, damn it.

hodssorrow

hodssorrow

New Zealand
September 2009

NOV 15, 2009 12:24 PM

It can really suck putting so much effort into studying then only just passing. the best thing I found that helped me was just to re write my notes at the end of each week to help me remember but it takes up a lot of time. I was doing ok this semester maintaining a B+ average till I got a job but atleast now I can eat because starving sucks.

I would not recommend just eating noodles. Not only do they begin to taste like crap after awhile but you can actually end up dieing from deficiencies as one student in Japan did the day before his graduation.

LZIM

LZIM

Dorval, QC
May 2009

NOV 15, 2009 06:36 PM

know exactly how you feel (about the test).

only thing I can think of is to practice with exercises instead of just reading. I assume you have a study partner?

xHIGHONLIFEx

xHIGHONLIFEx

USA
July 2009

NOV 15, 2009 06:40 PM

I had the same problem you have... I studied hard to for tests but came out with crap tests scores.... What I started to do different was ask classmates to study together since they may see something that you might have overlooked. Studying straight out of the book is one thing, but getting an question answered by someone else in simpler form is helpful. Plus its a great way to at least have somewhat of a social life.

For the cooking thing, may I suggest Food network. I watch that channel and try and mimic what some of the chefs are cooking. Just go on the website, printout their recipe and give it a try! Affordable, delicious (though I probably wouldn't entirely know since I never tried theirs...), and gives you a little extra release from reality....
Your whole relationship deal I can relate to.... That's why I try to spend more time with friends... at least then I'll have fun looking for that special girl... Don't worry about it too much.... School's already too much to worry about...

Whenever I feel down and helpless, I listen to this SONG

Trueism

Trueism

USA
August 2009

NOV 16, 2009 12:48 PM

Keep your eye on what's important -- education and graduation.

beejai

beejai

USA
September 2008

NOV 16, 2009 07:10 PM

My heart goes out to you at this difficult time. I know this might sound trite, but as I was reading, I thought, "If you catch hell don't hold it. If you're going through hell don't stop."

Phecda

Phecda

SUICIDEGIRL

Ohio, USA

NOV 17, 2009 07:28 AM

youre gorgeous! i hope your heart gets better lovebug

ps love all your pics!

Turbulence

Turbulence

Austria
November 2005

NOV 17, 2009 11:27 PM

well we have all our downs. don't remind me of my exams ...

i don't wanna start with relationships eeek

all the best to you!!!!

Laurelin

Laurelin

Boston, MA
August 2006

NOV 18, 2009 11:18 PM

i hear you lady frown I am stuck up to my ears in math work studying trying to get into med school. I feel like nothing I do is ever going to be good enough!! good luck smile and lovely pictures.

corsair

corsair

USA
July 2004

NOV 21, 2009 05:07 PM

I just started to read your blog . . . . I really need some time to reflect on what you've said . . . . I'll be back soon!

Jim smile

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