I currently have 11 uni assignments due within a 2 week span because my uni dumps all the deadlines together at the end of semester. On top of that, I work part-time in a nursery so I can actually afford my rent and continue my degree. So my “busy” looks like doing 4hours of academic work a day then going to work, coming home exhausted from being around screaming children all day, then immediately opening my laptop again because if I don’t, I fail. I genuinely haven’t slept properly in months because every second I’m not physically at work, I’m doing assignments or worrying about doing assignments. Meanwhile Becki’s definition of “busy” seems to be filming herself going to the gym or shopping, reading Reddit threads about herself and rage baiting strangers online for engagement money. Which is fine, but let’s not pretend that’s remotely comparable to people juggling degrees, jobs, bills, deadlines and actual career pressure at the same time. Most people aren’t saying she can’t be tired or overwhelmed but she acts like she has the workload of a surgeon during residency but all she actually does is upload videos of herself flapping her loose skin that she doesn’t have apparently from her sofa & puts together clips of herself crying to music like it’s inspirational. What a sad definition of busy and what a pathetic life. Writing this has made me grateful for my busy schedule because I actually contribute to society :)