When Life Feels Stuck

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Right now, life feels completely different. I’m not doing anything that makes me feel good or confident about my future. When 2025 started, I was excited, full of energy, and ready to make this year special. But after a few months, everything went back to normal—nothing changed, nothing happened.

Academically, things haven’t been great. I was preparing for JEE Mains 2025, but unfortunately, I couldn’t crack it. Now, I’m going to pursue engineering from a private college. I’ve also stopped working out, and with just one month left for my exams, I haven’t even studied properly.

I am someone who always guides others about life—what to do, how to move forward—but sometimes, I feel lost myself. Right now, I feel sad and unsure about what’s going to happen.

Looking back, I realize that my past was actually good. But back then, I used to think that my present was bad. And now, once again, the same gut feeling is returning—I’m not sure what will happen next.

Life moves forward, but sometimes, it feels like I’m stuck in the same loop.

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