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4 Things I’ve Learned About Myself Since COVID Has Surfaced

I’ve learned lots about myself

Natalie Shumate

Jul 22, 2020

Missouri State University

4 Things I’ve Learned About Myself Since COVID Has Surfaced

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My circle is so small

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The one person I thought would make the most effort with me in our friendship totally ghosted me. With that being said, I literally talk to 3 people on a daily basis and every single one of them live hours away from me. However, I will say it’s worth it. I’d rather have friends who actually put in effort every day and never be able to hang out with them than someone who couldn’t care less about me and just deal with them.

I'm more "craftier" than I thought

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I have always been creative, but during covid I have been able to take my time with all the projects I make. I've made lots of string art, embroideries, etc.

I like cooking more than I thought

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I don't cook very often but because I have so much free time now, I can learn more about myself which includes learning how to be fully independent. However, I will say one of my favorite things to make is homeade tortilla chips in the air fryer. It's so easy to make and tastes so good.

I do a pretty good job saving money

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When covid first started to surface, I thought I would be spending all my money online shopping. I will say yes, I bought a couple of packages here and there, but nothing crazy and nothing I wasted money on.

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4 Things I’ve Learned About Myself Since COVID Has Surfaced

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My circle is so small

I'm more "craftier" than I thought

I like cooking more than I thought

I do a pretty good job saving money

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Living in the dorms can tear down your immune system.

1. Drink lots of tea with honey.

2. Get a good amount of rest.

3. Make an appointment with the health center or at a doctor's office.

4. Stock up on soup and crackers.

5. If you are able to, go home.

College isn't easy, and I'm afraid I'm not going to make it at the rate my mental health is going.

You gotta do what you gotta do.

1.Shower

2. Sleep

3. Schedule

4. Eat Well

5. Exercise

6. Socialize

7. Be on Time

8. Chillax

9. Journal/Pray/Reflect

10. Gain Perspective

11. Do what works for you

Leslie gets it.

Your professor mentions there's a test in a few days and you didn't know about it.

You spend all day long in class and now realize you also have to spend the next few nights awake studying.

You take out your textbook and notes, but don't have the energy to actually read them.

You keep reading the same sentence over and over, but it still doesn't make sense.

You can’t focus, and your roommate suggests you go to the library.

You realize there are still over 50 pages left to read.

You reach the two-hour mark of studying and get delirious and want to give up.

You take a Netflix and snack break.

Your friends told you they were staying in with you to study, but they end up going out.

Your friends ask why you need to study instead of having fun.

Your friends send you pictures of them out having fun, but you're stuck in the library and want to run away.

You walk out of the test and realize staying in and studying was worth it because you definitely aced it.

No, I'm not mad, that's just my face

1. You can't control it.

2. You are not always pissed off.

3. Most of the time, you're just fine.

4. Usually, nothing is wrong.

5. Sometimes, you use it to your advantage.

6. But you actually are approachable most times.

7. Fake smiling is tough.

8. You are not actually a b***h.

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