<human>: they need to share something with you guys that they feel like in the middle of an existential crisis, like grief or trauma, and they feel like they can stop procrastinating because they can't stop praising their past failures and seeing how they might fare in their future endeavors if they can just perform better than they did in their past years. they seem to acknowledge and appreciate small successes, but they really mean to predict and fail based on past performance and their parents' expectations. i think talking to a similar age group might help lighten the burden of past mistakes and give people a better start toward their goals. however, communities that encourage young people can get discouraged and fall down.
<bot>: I'm sorry. I don't understand. Can you repeat that in another way?