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boris
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HAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHHAAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH lol fuck look at this sluts subjects oh fuck thats funny lol
lol yeah the slr exam is defo one of the biggest tests in life hahahah oh fuck i was expecting ext 2 maths and shit lol
Hey.
i reckon having a relationship while doing your hsc is pretty healthy.
although if it is affecting your HSC then you should consider whether or
not the relationship is worth the stress and possibly the cause if you slack behind. Buit also while completing the HSC you need time to have a social life. Having support through the HSC is essential in my opinion.
kimmy
i reckon having a relationship while doing your hsc is pretty healthy.
although if it is affecting your HSC then you should consider whether or
not the relationship is worth the stress and possibly the cause if you slack behind. Buit also while completing the HSC you need time to have a social life. Having support through the HSC is essential in my opinion.
kimmy
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is quite simple, if you are struggling to manange, make your significant other a fuck buddy, and relieve you stress
kids these days
staticsiscool
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u r a dickhead
My mum didnt want me to have a bf while i was doing my HSC but so far it hasnt caused any problems. We dont fight, we is awesome to talk to and he knows and understands when i am studying or i have an assesment. But If you guys fight all the time and it just causes more stress, its not the best choice. As gay as it sounds make some rules and boundaries....like can only see each other on weekends and stuff but not until work is done. Really it works and it often make you work harder. But if your Bf or Gf dosent understand that the HSC is important to you than they might not have the same values as you....who knows lol good luck
i think that a relationship is a good things during the HSC, and if you were to break up now, all you would be thinking about during the exam is your ex. being in a relationship has helped me so much through the HSC, knowing that you have that one person whenever you need them. its also a good motivator; the knowledge that at the end of it all you can spend heaps and heaps of time with them.
lyounamu
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Breaking up for the sake of HSC sounds like the dumbest idea.
Seriously, as someone already mentioned, it's all about moderation. Unless you do subjects worth like 20+ units, I mean, you gotta have some time.
Breaking up for the sake of HSC also shows the depth of love that each one has for each other. I would be surprised if that relationship turns out to be a long-term one.
Seriously, as someone already mentioned, it's all about moderation. Unless you do subjects worth like 20+ units, I mean, you gotta have some time.
Breaking up for the sake of HSC also shows the depth of love that each one has for each other. I would be surprised if that relationship turns out to be a long-term one.
Well I did my HSC in 2006. I did well.
I didn't have a partner.
Most of the people who did have partners among my social network had emotional stress from their relationships.
When you're focused on something really important, it's best to try and keep all the distractions away ... especially if its just for 1 year.
You'll find heaps of partners in university or later on in work, so don't worry about that.
I didn't have a partner.
Most of the people who did have partners among my social network had emotional stress from their relationships.
When you're focused on something really important, it's best to try and keep all the distractions away ... especially if its just for 1 year.
You'll find heaps of partners in university or later on in work, so don't worry about that.
timw7845
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i reckon having a gf during the hsc would make me work better... you feel better about yourself etc etc
i guess everyones different... i dont tend to stress about exams like some people i know
i guess everyones different... i dont tend to stress about exams like some people i know
Moenique
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You need as much support as possible during the time of exams.
I couldn't do it without my boyfriend
When I have my breaks, I talk to him or see him.
It takes my mind off things for a little while which helps me to concentrate next time I go to study; I'm relaxed and happy.
I couldn't do it without my boyfriend
When I have my breaks, I talk to him or see him.
It takes my mind off things for a little while which helps me to concentrate next time I go to study; I'm relaxed and happy.
Caitlin63
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I was in a relationship from the half yearlies point of HSC. It did not make me do any worse. In fact, me being the stressaholic I am, I needed my boyfriend to support me and give me lots of hugs and give me some down time to take my mind off the exams. The HSC was not important to him at all, he did no study, but that doesn't mean he didnt respect my wish to push myself and do well and he was very supportive of my efforts.
I also spent large amounts of my time supporting my friends through the HSC experience. If you can't have a little time for all of the relationships in your life and to support everyone you care about then it either means you lack compassion or time management. It's not HOW MUCH you study but how WELL. This means when you study you need to be 100% focused on the task at hand.
This way, when you take a break, you can take your mind far away from anything school related. For me, this was hard so having a relationship actually helped me to keep and balance and proper perspective on life. I have no regrets about my choice. I ended up with marks I was very proud of and a wonderful relationship, so for me it was win win.
I also spent large amounts of my time supporting my friends through the HSC experience. If you can't have a little time for all of the relationships in your life and to support everyone you care about then it either means you lack compassion or time management. It's not HOW MUCH you study but how WELL. This means when you study you need to be 100% focused on the task at hand.
This way, when you take a break, you can take your mind far away from anything school related. For me, this was hard so having a relationship actually helped me to keep and balance and proper perspective on life. I have no regrets about my choice. I ended up with marks I was very proud of and a wonderful relationship, so for me it was win win.
Olly-Polly
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Hey,
I dont think you should break up.
If your relationship is strong and you two really like each other then you and her will always be there for each other after the 4 weeks is over.
My um ex boyfriend now.. i was going out with him during HSC.. and exam time and all..we still managed to see each other.. even if it was for only an hour.. if your just studying studying all the time you get bored.. you need to mix it with something else aswell. but make sure you limit yourself.. don't go to wild.
Sometimes its good to have a break from studying and seeing a loved one isnt that bad.. i just used to leave him be until he texted me or called me to say hay i need a break lets hang out.
I no its hard to kinda ignore your girlfriend while your studying.. but sometimes you just gotta do things you don't want to do.
She will always be there afterwards if shes not than she isnt worth it.
How long have you guys been dating?
Good Luck
Cya
I dont think you should break up.
If your relationship is strong and you two really like each other then you and her will always be there for each other after the 4 weeks is over.
My um ex boyfriend now.. i was going out with him during HSC.. and exam time and all..we still managed to see each other.. even if it was for only an hour.. if your just studying studying all the time you get bored.. you need to mix it with something else aswell. but make sure you limit yourself.. don't go to wild.
Sometimes its good to have a break from studying and seeing a loved one isnt that bad.. i just used to leave him be until he texted me or called me to say hay i need a break lets hang out.
I no its hard to kinda ignore your girlfriend while your studying.. but sometimes you just gotta do things you don't want to do.
She will always be there afterwards if shes not than she isnt worth it.
How long have you guys been dating?
Good Luck
Cya
im in a realtionship been over a year now...and doing hsc atm! ...although my bf has already done hsc so its kinda different ...i think the hole breaking up thing is a little to late to happen now since hsc has already started...its not just the end of hsc that matters its the hole thing...u need to be focused the hole time...and if ur both willing to manage a realtionship and balance it out with study then i think ull be good, u both just need to be patient with eachother n then once hsc is done with...u guys will really no what best for u...dnt break no..itll just cause stress on both of u and wont do u no good for the hsc...