Most people like to say they need some type of distraction (music, TV, someone noises room) blah blah blah,,,,,,,it's BS
- the real tea is, only a small percentage of people on the planet can legit study like that. Most people (if not all) need silence and full concentration to fully master new material
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02-04-2016, 08:48 PM #61
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02-04-2016, 08:50 PM #63
nobody can study while watching tv or listening to music its broscience. even if you "could" you would do way better without it. why spend 60 minutes watching netflix and studying re-reading the same sh!t cause you can't remember/concentrate when you can just get it done in half the time with focused energy?
I would think people in med school of all people would not want to take that approach even though they might be studying all day they realize you can't fuking do it like that. its counter productive.Death is impossible for us to fathom: it is so immense, so frightening, that we will do almost anything to avoid thinking about it. Society is organized to make death invisible, to keep it several steps removed. That distance may seem necessary for our comfort, but it comes with a terrible price: the illusion of limitless time, and a consequent lack of seriousness about daily life. We are running away from the one reality that faces us all.
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02-04-2016, 08:50 PM #64
Don't neg but I had those feelings in 1st sem of nursing school. Going on 2nd. But oh man idk how I survived. Brb commuting to school 5 days a week.
brb thrown in the hospital and asked to take care of patients and give their meds.
I've seems some chit (literally) and sometimes I wonder if MD is more fitting to my personality.
brb Doctor makes rounds spending 30 seconds in each room.
OP I'm sure your feelings are pretty common in med school. Fuk those "oh I barely study and work full time" people who seem to have it all together. Do you. If you really want it then you must keep that head up. If you don't, do some soul searching before you waste years of your life srsLook, i know i don't really know you and all, and i know you probably hear this like everyday, but your just so perfect to me. The few hours we talked were really great even if the convo was stale, your really pretty and chill, and your country thats just perfect :'D i really dont know how to explain it, but i think i have feelings for you somehow. i never felt like this with someone i just met, but i felt the need to get it off my chest. sorry for being all weird just idk how to explain it D:
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02-04-2016, 08:56 PM #68
I am a first year as well. Class 8-5 everyday exect Fridays which is until 2. Every Friday I go out and then sleep until 1 and study Saturday and Sunday. I maybe lift three times a week. Once on weekends once during the week at the school gym and once at my apartment.
Time is so valuable now I can't waste a second doing anything else but studying but Friday's I do what I want. You have to take at least one mental health day.
So many feels man class all day eat at the school then library until 10-11 every night. It's especially hard after winter break.*Sold my cock to Lumber Liquidators because its not like I am using it *
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02-04-2016, 08:57 PM #69
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02-04-2016, 08:57 PM #70
thats crazy, if you were a woman then you would worry more about that kind of stuff, but as a man its not going to happen as long as you are just friendly with everyone in your classes and you meet, and they know you are becoming a doctor. The biggest problem for a lot of guys on here is that you overanalyze everything about dating, you just have to learn to be positive and friendly and women come naturally, regardless or race or whatever your saying. Especially if they know your becoming a doctor. can't you just go on tinder and put in your profile, 'med student, too busy to go out to meet girls, thats my excuse for being on here' or some chit like that?
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02-04-2016, 08:58 PM #71
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02-04-2016, 09:00 PM #73
Actually it's the other way around. Women have plenty of great options at any age. That's the fact of 2016... maybe not in 1980. For guys you run out of options very quickly. And lol @ thinking anyone on tinder cares. I killed tinder all of last year and don't think even 10% of the girls ever read my bio lul.
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02-04-2016, 09:02 PM #74
Don't take first year so seriously OP!
You just need to do enough to pass your classes. The biggest things to worry about are doing well in Step 1 (which you won't take for a long time) and then doing great during your clinical years.
For now, do your best, but also stay sane, workout, have a good time. My first year, I played so much Halo and basketball with friends. Those were the good days. It's third year when **** hits the fan, so enjoy these days while you can.
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02-04-2016, 09:03 PM #75
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02-04-2016, 09:08 PM #77
I am not a classgoer either. I watch all lectures at 1.5-2x to save time. You can still have fun even if you "want to specialize".. whether or not you specialize is depdnent heavily on your step 1 score, which is not something you worry about until M2. As an M1 i went out all the time on weekends, had plenty of dates, had fun during the week, etc. I had plenty of fun and still out performed a majority of the class. You can do well and still have fun.
M2 is a different story because your end game is step 1, not the exam you have next week. So it's a constant study mode. Fun can still be had, though. I just don't drink as much anymore since it can take you out of commission for a while.Support our Troops
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02-04-2016, 09:08 PM #78
THIS.
OP's race WILL, in all likelihood, hurt his match rate on tinder. BUT, if his bio lists the local school of medicine and he states that he's a med student, I'm sure he can snag AT LEAST ONE f-buddy.
These apps make it TOO easy these days! But phuck non-stop serial dating though, he shouldn't be trying to aspire to do that in med school. Just find a reliable, low-maintenance phuck buddy or two who you can call up for stress release and you're good. No time for serial dating bullchit -- At least not until the easier clerkships during 3-4th year
Sauce: am dr, had reliable low maintenance f-buddy throughout med school.
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02-04-2016, 09:10 PM #79
I know everyone has different life experiences and all that, but i definitely disagree. If you were a broke unmotivated deadbeat then yeah girls aren't going to like you, but a med student / doctor is a whole different thing. How many people get accepted into med school and will be making a few hundred grand a year? not many. I know tons of girls and their views on things like this
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02-04-2016, 09:12 PM #80
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02-04-2016, 09:20 PM #87
You realize most guys arent broke deadbeats right? Why compare extremes? I used to have the most success when I barely said anything about myself to girls. It's all about them liking your look and also liking how you are/how you talk. Career isn't a factor until you're older and trying with single moms. Even then they still have to be attracted to you and that isn't something someone can choose to do. By the time you are making a lot of money the quality options are long gone.
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02-04-2016, 09:21 PM #88
I think most Doctors meet their spouse in their residency. Those hnnnnng female nurses have high standards since they put in effort to get that career. Don't worry. At 32, you'll find a nice 25 year old female nurse that is in awe of you, since you're a Doctor and rich.
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02-04-2016, 09:22 PM #89
Lol, don't worry about dating. What invariably happens is that you'll get with a single chick in your class, or with a dental or nursing student. If you don't make any moves before graduating, you'll hook up with an intern.
Just get your head in a good place. You're passing your classes, now work on creating a little free time for yourself, and you'll be golden.
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02-04-2016, 09:23 PM #90
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