Hey! Welcome back to my blog! I've gotten a lot of warm messages in regards to my last post, and I appreciate every single one of them. Thank you so much for taking the time to read my post, and thank you for the encouraging words :) I'm extremely happy that my story made some of you that read it feel not as alone. Today, I'm feeling much better about the whole situation, and I have a much brighter outlook on it. My mental health has improved significantly too, and I'm writing this post to share how I dealt with my recovery/healing journey. Enjoy! ( warning: I will be really honest and vulnerable, so if you don't want to read depressing stuff, please click away! ) Memes are my coping mechanism okay Now, where do I begin... I guess my mental health started to get worse during Sem 3 of my college days and it was mostly due to academic-related stress, but simultaneously because of my social life. I'm not gonna talk much about why that latter part is because it'...
Hello! Welcome to this week's post. Lately I've been helping a friend with checking her personal statement, and it brought back a lot of memories (some great and some not so great) from my PS writing phase. Then I thought why not share my personal statement writing journey, and also my own PS that got me conditional offers from UCL, KCL, Edinburgh and also Warwick, by the end of this post. If you hadn't known already, I'm a Psychology student, thus my PS will be mostly about this subject. Without further ado, let's begin! My PS journey actually started way earlier than it should be , which was during Sem 1 of my A-level years. I knew before going into college, I wanted to apply to Oxbridge. With this aim in mind, I realised that I probably needed to put in a lot of extra effort in my academics and also my extracurricular activities, in order to qualify for an offer. Therefore I would try to set aside some time to self-study Psychology (since I didn't take this...