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Are you constantly exhausted and depressed, with an endless pit of anxiety tumbling in your gut? Do you find yourself re-reading paragraphs of your fifty page reading assignment, as if the words are flying over your head? Are your 8:30s starting to hit different in the mornings? Do you want to just bash your head with a textbook, praying that some of the content transfers to your single brain cell?
Oprah Winfrey once said, “forgiveness is giving up the hope that the past could be any different.”
How is it 4 AM already?
What is your greatest fear?
What is the shortest distance between two words? Technically, the answer would be a hyphen. Check-in. Long-term. Seventy-two. Yet, a hyphen can sometimes induce the greatest distance imaginable. I certainly would know: Asian-American.
How many people do you know?
Editor's Note: This column discusses sexual assault. Reader discretion is advised.