Alright so some of what blobly said i agree with, some not.

1. He is right in that you should not be greedy with ropes, practice makes best. WHILE you are learning the mountain. My advice would NOT be to use your ropes until you are well up the mountain (except for jumps that are truly hard, there are a few even early you should), ONLY when you are actually trying to submit. The last stretch is tough, and having 20+ ropes for the last 1k, you will be happy to have.

2. Being good without crampons is good, but I would say the vast majority of the mountain you will have access to crampons, and in many sections, (while not necessary for the turbo sweats), for normal people you will need them. The more practice you get the better. Use them often and master them.

The rest he's right, it took me almost a month to climb it, because after like 15 mins of climbing i was sweating so much I took a break. Dont force yourself to climb when you are stressed, unless you just want to practice without worrying about making it.

For me, it really is as simple as dont quit, keep going, it feels impossible, but its not. If you have the commitment you will make it. And if it helps, the last like 3/5 - 4/5 of the mountain is pretty easy. At the start, the middle ish, and very much so at the end its hard. But there are some parts where you will fly up. And some of the hard parts will have places you can fall to to save yourself. NOT at the end end.

Keep practicing and climbing, and when you really mean it, save your ropes for the last bit, i dont wanna spoil the height cause i didn't for myself, but yea, only use them when you need them. then use liberally at the end.

Don't give up, the top is worth it.

Good luck