Don't get me wrong i absolutely despise contact with xy's and love stem (sometimes) but i feel like i can't relate to a lot of posts on here cuz im TERRIBLE in my academics. I lock in all day every day and my grades are still ass- but at least i have a cat and a pretty good chance at a BA

not even in a stem field technically (medical). i just feel like im gonna be doing the work no one wants to do like my last externship. it was a 40 hr phlebotomy externship and all i did was file papers, clean and take trash out, and pour piss. felt like it added almost nothing to my actual experience in the field (other than handling piss instead of blood). all this to get a job im not even super sure about AND the uniform is my LEAST favorite color to wear. i simply must complain bc i dont have a choice in whether i do this or not so let me just scream at the wall for a moment instead of running and frolicking into the woods like i truly desire. my soul will never be free

It keeps saying

"fatal: couldn't find remote ref name-of-the-repository"

I fucking HATE this coding course, it feels like i have to solve a riddle to take even the most basic step forward, i am so tired, i want to cry. If this shit makes me miss my graduation deadline i'm gonna do something reckless to myself.

I'm so desperate, i am not built to use computers

I love you all<3

I'm going back to uni! Yay!!!!! I love uni

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I feel like such an absent minded fool. I kinda don't have a lot of prior experience in lab work, because of cram school (it's a whole ordeal in my country :/) and now that I'm exposed to actual lab work I kinda suck at it. I really love chemistry, I want to get better. Anyone else feel the same T-T, any troubleshooting advice, any tips on an emotional level, dealing with burnout rn

I'm just feeling so down.

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....but at least the users of the highly esteemed "r/STEMcelgrippysockjail" say that I "have fire taste in memes". Ty. Plz hmu for fucked up media recs to numb you through the holidays

Does anyone know if there is a rule of thumb for the size of culvert you need for a given area? Have an approx 600,000m2 basin and some engineers think a 1800 culvert is fine

Like, I don't think it is, but i'm also not smart enough to follow the calculations to work it out myself

Working full time while still trying to push myself in balancing school and work has left me exhausted. I can't even feel like celebrating, I think right now i'm just sitting in the burn out. I'm just numb. I'm beyond ecstatic on the inside but I feel like all the energy is zapped out of me. I feel like i'm in this state where it's almost too good to be true, and I still feel like mentally I have work to do. I am numb. But for now, I am done.