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Finishing up a huge crimson tracks episode and the essay for the last course of the autumn term (yes it runs a bit into 2023). Leaves me pretty tired and overwhelmed tbh, right now I'd love to just crawl up in some hiding place where time doesn't exist and pet cats and draw gay vampires forever - or at least until I feel better haha. I would frankly have needed a vacation between this and the spring term but that's not how university works... Still, I've heard the first term is usually the worst because there's so much establishing material, and schools like to elevate stress factors the first term as a sorting tactic to stress the ones that "can't handle it/don't want it badly enough" into leaving. Especially since university is usually free here in Sweden, so they don't wanna waste resources on people they don't think will actually use it I guess?

A lot comes down to how I feel as I enter the second term. If it's the same badly organized, ridiculously high demands and bad lectures bs I've put up with the last couple months, I'm dropping out. The damage that putting up with it for 3 years would do to both my mental health and my career as an artist/writer is not worth it. The school in my city also has higher requirements to pass exams than other schools in the country for no reason whatsoever (doesn't produce better nurses from what I've been told in practice...), some of my fellow students are either leaving for other programs or considering switching schools just to not have to put up with higher demands for 3 years only to get the same nursing license.

It's funny how they have such high demands considering they can't even program an exam correctly. Last one, 25% of the questions had to be thrown out.