"Hyper-intention" and "hyper-reflection" are how I live a majority of my life. I convinced myself that I did not choose to live this way, and that it must have been my parent's fault for pressing upon me the need to do well academically. I had already "let the cat out of the bag" that I was intellectually capable of doing very well in school, so why should I let my parent's expectations down?
Realizing, or moreover, admitting I am faulty I tried looking at this from Viktor E. Frankl's point of view from his book Man's Search for Meaning. I was required to read it for an advanced English class my senior year and thoroughly enjoyed and absorbed every word.
Taking into account his wisdom I came to the conclusion that I had obviously chosen, in one way or another, to end up in this situation. Usually by deciding my attitude I had steered into having anticipatory anxiety about papers and essays and other projects pertinent to my grades.
"Anticipatory anxiety" is the anxiety one......

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Title: Everything Can Be Taken
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