@julia You can get surprisingly far if your gifted™ areas are the right ones... Though I guess sooner or later you kinds miss the learning organization skills which other people acquired back in school
@julia Same except I almost never had good grades before I enrolled at university
@julia oh boy does this burnout continue well into your thirties too...
@xmakina i'm speedrunning it, i started at 17 :D
@julia I tripped over it at 17-18 in 6th form, then fell face first into it at 19-20 during my two years at university, before dropping out because I didn't actually know how to learn anything. it's taken until the last few months to finally start getting over it.
get yourself into therapy, kids, it would have done me a world of good over the last decade
@julia i feel called out
@julia A lot of this sounds like “gifted kid with adhd”, tbh - though that may just be my own experience
@julia lol this but add another decade of coping
@julia me except I’m 31 and still like this looool
@julia i think gifted kid burnout is at least partially adhd tbh
@julia oh god same i feel called out
@julia Gifted at school, bad at life.
@julia I feel attacked.
@julia
Or you're just another classical lazy person with self confidence bigger than the moon...
for all that need one.
@julia Sounds familiar :-/ Add impostor syndrome for not having finished the multi-year #interpeerproject in the last year where my average work hours a week were 25 due to covid, of which 20 were allocated for a part-time job to keep the lights on.
But I am stubborn, so I make up for some of that.