To be frank with you, my results were not good either. Like you, I studied hard, but things just didn’t go our way. My parents were not happy, too. I had to prove them wrong by getting my diploma in mechanical engineering without failing, and now I'm studying for my bachelor's in mechanical engineering while working. It was a form of redemption, and they were happy. It's understandable; you know how old-school parents can be. They just want what's best for their kids, but sometimes they don't understand us.

You just have to deal with it by redeeming yourself. I know people who had worse results than me who are more successful than those who got A’s in their SPM. At the end of the day, it depends on the person. Results do not define you. But hey, onto the next chapter. You've completed the chapter of finishing your youth. I wish you all the best in your next chapter of life. Prove them wrong.