u/Automatic-Shop58

I'm lowkey feeling a bit unmotivated now, yesterday I felt productive and did a lot of work and decided to plan some work to today, ended up just doing 1 hour 44 minutes with it just being a few questions on a past paper. Please give me some motivation to work through this weird period.. 😔

I always end up not doing paper 3s because I geniuenly don't know how to do them, I'm resitting this year and I still am confused on how to revise the paper 3, I know it's a mixture or organic and inorganic and that they won't test you on anything else, but like I always end up getting higher in my first 2 papers and failing the last, any tips???

I'm so scared I keep getting 50ish % in my papers even sometimes lower and I need an A or B in my paper. I'm planning to do all the papers from pure paper 1 of edexcel and pure paper 2 questions beyond question 10 today and also the next 2 days (I also have to revise chemistry aswell :///) and then pick the topics I get wrong and revise them and then focus on the next question 6-9 of all papers and then repeat and then questions 1-6 again. But how should I fit applied I also need to do a ton of reivison on how to answer the questions, I'm so stressed I don't know!!!!

I know its on the basis on if you understand it or not, but I'm trying to avoid fixating and spending the whole day on a specific topic, any tips?

I'm so scared, my first a-level maths paper is on the 2nd of june and I feel like I know nothing despite revising endlessly for the past few months. I really need to aim for a B or even an A in my paper to get my offer though everytime towards the end of the paper I always get stuck and end up loosing all marks. Should I just spend a whole day or two going over pure content, I've done a few exam papers (mostly up until question 9-10 since after I don't know what to do.) or any other suggestions I do edexcel btw? I'm so lost man I'm resitting and I can't get a D again like last time otherwise my parents would kill me. Help!!!

I'm not usually the type to go out my way and talk to people since I'm pretty much introverted, but sometimes some people will approach me and ask for help like yk asking for directions and stuff. Usually with me I've noticed them do a certain face, it's not like a bad face or anything, it's like they open their eyes fully and all the muscles on their faces are stiff? Even their body language feels really awkward. It's not only strangers it's also people I know. But with women I don't feel the same. I don't hate it or anything but it always confuses me lol, what does it usually mean?

I'm not usually the type to go out my way and talk to people since I'm pretty much introverted, but sometimes some people will approach me and ask for help. Usually with me I've noticed them do a certain face, it's not like a bad face or anything, it's like they open their eyes fully and all the muscles on their faces are stiff? Even their body language feels really awkward. I don't hate it or anything but it always confuses me lol, what does it usually mean? Am I intimidating or something lol

I bought the Estee Lauder foundation, it's a little pricey for me since it's not usually a price I'd spend and I heard a lot of good results from people wearing it. I tried it on, loved the results of how it applied on my face but noticed a bunch of breakouts after, tried it again and realised it's breaking me out. Now I'm stuck, I don't want to use the foundation that's breaking me out but what do I do with it now? 😭

I'm 19 now and everyone keeps telling me that I will go through a second puberty, what does it usually mean? Since in the first puberty you would usually get a period and develop breasts. What happens in the second one?

I (20F) may have PCOS, though it is to be determined more with the blood test I have coming up. My GP told me the plan if I do and that was putting me on the contraceptive pill. Later that day, I was discussing this with my friend the other day and she told me to never go on the pill especially as someone who deals with depression and problems with fatigue and that majority of the time they only do this as its the most cheapest option.. Even my mother was telling me to avoid getting the pill. I know it's not everyone, but majority of people have said that coming off the pill messes with their bodies.

Does anyone have any reccomendations for alternative treatments instead?

(BTW I do know there isn't an official treatment for PCOS yet, well not that I know of, however I want to avoid the pill at all costs!)

Whenever I do past papers, I have absolutely no clue what to write whenever I am met with questions, I know a lot of people say that you should just try your best and then go through the questions after. But I have no idea on what to write, but at the same time I feel like I'd become lazy and wouldn't try if I relied on notes. I'm unsure on how I should go about this approach