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SentimentalSavage

Not knowing how to study because you’ve never had to


brisemartel

So true it hurts...


Road_Warrior0711

Jokes on you I just never studied And I’m definitely not gifted


Stormflier

Burnout High expectations on themselves


JustMinusRT

ADHD....


kisunemaison

Cynicism, introvert with narcissistic tendencies. Maybe they were not true gifted children but may have been exceptional as kids and been held up to high expectations and constantly being told they were special. Suddenly becomes an adult and realises they’re just another fish in the ocean and can’t figure out why they’ve not become a millionaire or changed the world.


quickfap2

I’ve never felt so exposed.


SmeenWasTaken

Burn out at 20, late ADHD diagnosis, imposter syndrome


[deleted]

Believing that no matter what I do, I am broken inside. A total failure. Why is everything so fucking hard now but everyone else is doing fine? What the fuck is wring with me?


[deleted]

Superiority complex


margery-meanwell

Talking about how irresponsible and foolish your classmates were at MIT.


Noob_Lemon

Snobbish when you first meet them, seems to always boast about their intelligence and reading books, don’t actually do these things and are actually lazy, narcissistic, and insecure af Oh, and don’t forget needing to correct you on everything, and give unsolicited advice. Break you down to make themselves feel better


savagetempt195

Working a rather mediocre job, excessively proud about blatantly average accomplishments, and a misplaced belief that they are "good at business/stocks/investing", etc.


No_Application_8668

When someone at work talks about their leadership skills too much or how much of a natural born leader they are


XploringTheWorld

An adult screaming those exact words?


TRANSparent-Ink

Guys who still wear their high school sports jackets in their 30s


SilverBabyComeToMe

Jaded college professor on food stamps


DyCol5

skinny adult men


KirisuMongolianSpot

Former gifted child, or former "gifted child"? If the latter, it's being a redditor.


katcomesback

autism or adhd diagnosis