[ SECRET POST #2293 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2293 ⌋

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Comments

Re: how are you, f!s?

[(Anonymous)]

Stressed. My thesis defense is next week and despite being confident in my research, I still have this fear that someone is going to find some big gaping hole that I overlooked or that I won't be able to articulate my answers to questions properly. I know that it's generally pretty hard to outright fail a defense, but PARANOIA.

Re: how are you, f!s?

[lunabee34]

*hugs*

I know it's hard to relax, but you can totally do it. Your committee wouldn't have let you get to the point of a defense if they didn't believe in your project. It's totally okay if you still have to do some revisions (most everybody does) and it's okay if you flub a question or outright blank on a question (most everybody does).