Chemistry is so hard to understand when you're bored and tired

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This forum discussion highlights the frustration and emotional strain experienced by individuals when studying chemistry, particularly topics related to equilibrium. The user expresses a strong dislike for the subject, coining the term "chemistrish" to describe their feelings towards it. The conversation also suggests a willingness to shift the topic to a more general discussion if no specific questions arise. Overall, the discussion underscores the challenges faced by learners in grasping complex scientific concepts.

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If I ever happen to come across anything related to equilibrium, I'm going to have a nervous breakdown...I'm ready to explode.
 
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Okayyyyyyy, I just skimmed down this part of the forum (chemistry) for the first time in my life, and I feel like crying. Why does chemistry have to be...soo...chemistrish? Yep, that's my new word from now on..
 
Dynamis, do you have a specific scientific question to ask in the area of chemistry ? If not, I'll move this to General Discussion. People have griped about chemistry there in the past.
 
Nah that's okay, just delete this thread. I was just venting.
 

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