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Studying really hard for my exam!


Question Posted Tuesday July 10 2012, 8:27 pm

I'm in college and I have this really important exam in a few weeks;the thing is that I'm studying really hard to pass it.I'm doing my best and I'll try my hardest,of course,and I know that I'm prepared,but I'm crazy.I'm dreaming about the exam and I worry a lot,how can I settle down?I need to relax but neither my family nor my boyfriend can help me.Thanks for reading this!

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TongueFlap answered Wednesday July 11 2012, 1:24 am:
Basic yoga. Or listening to your favorite song. I'm in the middle of the same problem. Just breath, don't think negative. if you tell yourself its okay, you'll believe it.

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