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 Mental Health Should Be a Daily Care, Not Only in Crisis When I came to college, I was very happy. Everything felt new—friends, classes, and campus life. But slowly, I started to feel the pressure. There were too many assignments, exams, and late-night studies. Sometimes problems with friends or family added to it. I kept telling myself, “It’s fine, I can manage.” But inside, I was getting tired. One day it felt too heavy, and I didn’t know what to do. That day I understood that mental health is not something we should care for only in crisis. It needs daily care. Before this, I thought mental health meant only depression or something very serious. But now I know it is just like physical health. We don’t wait to brush our teeth only when they are damaged. We do it every day. In the same way, the mind also needs small care every day. Now I try to do little things for myself. Sometimes I just sit quietly and breathe. Sometimes I write my feelings in a notebook, and it makes me feel ...

 College Life: The Most Beautiful Chapter of Becoming College life is not just a phase of education; it is a journey of transformation. It is the bridge between adolescence and adulthood, between dreams and decisions, between fear and confidence. For many students, including me, college is where life truly begins. It is where we learn lessons that are never written in textbooks and discover parts of ourselves we never knew existed. When I first stepped into college, I thought it would only be about classes, exams, and grades. But as days turned into months, I realized that college life is much more than academic learning. It is about friendships, failures, leadership, love for learning, responsibilities, and self-discovery. The First Day: A Mix of Fear and Excitement The first day of college is unforgettable. The campus feels huge, the classrooms unfamiliar, and every face is new. There is a silent nervousness in the air. Everyone pretends to be confident, but inside, we are all wo...