Could you BE any more behind on those assignments? It happens to the best of us, no matter what stage of education we’re in.
1. You acknowledge that stack of homework from a distance, possibly through a window.
You try to get as far away from it as possible, much like you would if your work was actually Ugly Naked Guy.
2. You’re ready to give up.
Like Joey after attempting to sail, you’re ready to call it quits and forget about those daydreams of sailing, or in your case, managing to finish that calculus problem set.
3. Your friends ask why you didn’t just do your assignments earlier and you have to give them the look:
Well, gee, thanks for that solid piece of advice, my life is now so much simpler.
4. When you tell your friends you’re gonna give that pile of work once last chance to redeem itself and you're going to skip out on plans and you elicit this reaction:
It’s just so admirable that you’re choosing a stack of paper and your laptop over fun times with your friends.
5. When you see the Snapchats of all the fun your friends are having and you’re just sitting there at home like:
It’s alright. No big deal. I have my textbook. And my tears.
6. Then you end up accepting that it’s not going to be easy and you get down to business.
In order to deal with your emotions, you must first let them out.