Mental Health, Perception & College Progression
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It, learned to breathe fresh air Long live the rose that grew from concrete I want to begin this post by talking a little about perception. What they see is messages left on delivered, arriving late to class with an unbothered look, avoiding tasks or meetings, low grades because of a lack of study hours, short responses. What they perceive is carelessness. They see someone who doesn't seem to give much effort, therefore, they brush it off and don't address the situation, even devalue them. About 30% of College Students Suffer From Depression What they don't know is that you see their messages, but you cant gather any energy to talk to them although you want to. They don't know that while you arrive late to class, that was an actual win because rather than missing the class altogether, you were able to push yourself just enough to get out of bed that morning. They don't know that you want to participate in the meeting or complete the task, but