Protect your sleep. Campus will try to steel it from you with everything possible.
Linnet
You told yourself you’d sleep after exams. Or after that one assignment. Or after that night out. But “after” kept getting pushed, and your body kept dragging. You showed up to class wired on caffeine, mind foggy, eyes stinging. Everything felt ten times harder. Eventually, the exhaustion caught up maybe it was a breakdown, maybe just a silent burnout. That was the wake-up call. You began guarding your sleep like treasure shutting down your phone earlier, saying no to just-one-more-episode. Not because you were lazy. But because rest was the fuel, not the reward. And you were done running on empty.

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