u/Equivalent_Summer526

Image 1 — My situationship is treating me like a stranger and spitting on my loyalty. Am I wrong for wanting one final conversation?
Image 2 — My situationship is treating me like a stranger and spitting on my loyalty. Am I wrong for wanting one final conversation?

My situationship is treating me like a stranger and spitting on my loyalty. Am I wrong for wanting one final conversation?

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Pata hai aaj kya hua i 19F have been in a situationship for 1.5 years that felt like a full-blown relationship. I was completely devoted to him I deleted my Instagram and Snapchat accounts just to make him feel secure. I stayed by his side while he cried over his past and his secrets. I felt like his only support system.

​Since I’ve started asking for basic honesty about things I found out (like his secrets regarding other women), he has turned incredibly cold. He claims I’m crossing boundaries just by wanting to talk.

​In our latest argument, he told me "I spit on this loyalty" because he found a cleared chat from a time I was feeling pressured and scared of his reaction. When I begged him to just have one calm, 5-minute conversation so we didn't end things with so much hate, he just texted "Yeah goodbye" and stopped responding.

​I feel completely discarded. He acts like I’m an immature kid for wanting closure after everything we went through.

​Is it crossing boundaries to ask for a final phone call instead of a cold text?

​TL;DR: I gave my all to a 1.5-year situationship, including deleting my social life for him. Now that I’m moving, he’s using boundaries as an excuse to be cruel and refuses to give me even five minutes of his time.

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Hey everyone. I’m a science student who just went through the JEE grind + drop year

My Stats: 10th (97%), 12th HSC (70%), JEE Main (98 percentile). MHT-CET: (Waiting for results, but expecting high)

Despite the 98 percentile, I’m miserable. I only did PCM because of intense peer pressure. I’ve been isolated for years and my mental health is in a bad place because I’m forcing myself to study subjects I have zero interest in.

​My actual interests are International Relations, History, and Political Science. I've realized I can't do 4 more years of labs and equations. I have registered for the MHT-CET Law

For those who switched from Science/JEE to Law: how was the transition? Did your mental health improve once you started studying things you actually liked (Pol Sc/History)?

​I'm tired of living for other people😭

Am i taking right decision?

I’m terrified of making the wrong choice again, but the thought of 4 years of Engineering feels like a prison sentence.

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u/Equivalent_Summer526 — 11 days ago

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​I need some honest perspective because I’m at my breaking point.

I scored 97% student in 10th (2023). I wanted Humanities, but peer pressure and parents forced me into PCMB + JEE coaching. I’ve spent the last three years including a drop year completely isolated. My mental health is trashed.

Myquals - 10th- 97%(CBSE)

12th (HSC Maharashtra): 70% (Missed the 75% JEE criteria for NITs/IITs).

​JEE Main: 98 percentile.

​MHT-CET: (Waiting for results, but expecting high).

I realized I don't just dislike PCM I hate studying it. Forcing myself through these subjects for the sake of reputation and safety has left me feeling empty and isolated. I have a deep, genuine interest in History, Geography, Political Science, and International Relations. I actually enjoy reading about these topics for hours, whereas PCM feels like a chore that’s killing my brain.

​The Dilemma

I’m likely eligible for VJTI/COEP because the 75% rule doesn't apply there. But I’m terrified that if I take Engineering, I’m signing up for 4 more years of mental torture.

​Has anyone here switched from a JEE track to something like Law (BA-LLB) or International Relations?

​Is the college like VJTI or COEP worth the burnout if I eventually want to pivot to UPSC or Humanities later anyway?

​Does the isolation of the coaching drop year life get better in Engineering if you don't even like the subjects?

​Please don't judge. I’m just a student who realized too late that I’ve been living someone else's life.

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u/Equivalent_Summer526 — 11 days ago