1. Regarding Learning Anxiety
It is a fact of life that everyone experiences anxiety. One survey found that the average person makes 35,000 choices every day, which means that there are 35,000 possibilities for anxiety every day. It is perfectly normal to feel anxious, and the key is to allow ourselves to feel this emotion and learn to accept it.
Furthermore, anxiety has advantages. It provides a sense of urgency, prevents complacency, and stimulates the body to produce hormones that encourage effort towards goals. In other words, if anxiety is managed effectively, it can be beneficial for studies.
It is important to learn to accept and allow yourself to feel anxiety. With time, it will cease to be an obstacle and instead become a valuable asset in your studies.
2. Appearance Anxiety
As for appearance anxiety, it is a common concern among girls and young women. You can inquire with your class representative to ascertain whether she has this concern and, if so, whether she is satisfied with her appearance.
It is likely that he is also dissatisfied, but boys are generally less anxious than girls. It is therefore to be expected that many people have appearance anxiety.
Furthermore, you are only 15 years of age. You have likely heard the adage that a woman's appearance evolves with age. It is therefore important to be patient.
Additionally, you may be familiar with the adage, "There are no ugly women, only lazy women." This implies that a woman's appearance can be enhanced through proper attire.
It is recommended that you focus on your studies at this time, and that you then pursue further education in makeup, fashion, etiquette, and other related subjects. This will enable you to enhance your appearance in a way that is both flattering and appropriate. It is important to recognise that there are many different types of beautiful women in society. These include ethereal, attractive, graceful, heroic, gentle, and the girl-next-door type. It is advisable to identify the type that suits you best, as this will help you to achieve a more natural and appealing look.
3. About comparing yourself with your colleagues
If you are consistently evaluating your performance in comparison to your colleagues, it indicates a clear desire to excel. However, merely hoping for improvement is insufficient. To achieve your goals, you must also take proactive steps.
For example, you can identify an appropriate opportunity, such as when you are eating together or during a break between classes, and you can engage the student who is performing well in their studies in a lighthearted manner. You could say, "I must admit, I'm a bit envious of your performance. Could you please share some insights on how you consistently excel in your studies? Or you could say, "I'm curious, why do you consistently outperform me in exams? I'd like to study with you from now on and seek your guidance when I encounter challenges. I'm committed to working harder, and I believe that with your support, I may even surpass you in the exams next time."
In other words, since you are always comparing yourself to your colleagues, you should adopt this mentality and acknowledge the student who is excelling in their role. This not only reflects your acceptance of the mentality that you are not as proficient as other colleagues, but also transforms passivity into activity, stimulates your own competitive spirit, and brings you closer and closer to your goal of becoming an excellent contributor.
4. Regarding Distractions in the Classroom
There are numerous reasons why an individual may become distracted in a professional setting. It could be due to the subject matter being uninteresting, the instructor's teaching style not aligning with the learner's preferences, inadequate rest, or an unsuitable mental state.
Studying is a combination of hard work and rest, and it is also a steady and sure-footed matter. It cannot be rushed.
If you are unable to study, we suggest you go for a run, play sports, or engage in some lighthearted competition with other students. It has been proven that appropriate exercise can refresh the mind and improve learning efficiency. We advise against studying too late; it is important to pay attention to rest.
It is only when you rest well that you will be more efficient and effective in your studies.
I hope you find today's content beneficial. Best regards,


Comments
I understand how you feel, and it's important to remember that everyone has their own pace. Comparing ourselves to others can be tough, but focusing on your growth can help build confidence.
It sounds like you're going through a really hard time. Maybe finding something you enjoy outside of studies could boost your selfesteem and give you a break from the pressure.
You're not alone in feeling this way. Sometimes talking to someone who understands or a professional can provide support and strategies to cope with these feelings.
Feeling anxious about others' success is common, but try to celebrate their achievements while setting personal goals for yourself. It's all about progress, not perfection.
It's okay to feel this way, but consider expressing your feelings through writing or art. Creative outlets can be a great way to manage anxiety and discover more about yourself.