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lopcuaanh.2221
. :
212 k hiểu j cả
2026-07-04 07:49:23
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ieutkhong
Kệ con mẹ t~~ :
T xét học bạ cm oii😓
2026-07-04 11:20:11
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dohskthidoi
caigicungxau :
nhả vía 24 điểm 3 môn cho 2k12 nè🍀🍀🍀🍀
2026-08-19 09:36:50
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minhnguyet0465
Minh Nguyet :
thua ngay từ bước đầu huhu
2026-07-04 02:43:25
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banh.rnd
sunjae. :
2k11 chúc đàn rồng đỗ nv1 hết nha🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
2026-07-04 05:43:55
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gu.bc.cc024
Gấu bắc cực :
2k11 đã xem và không biết làm
2026-07-04 10:46:23
189
ngthithutrang6th4
munieu :
Cho tui xin đáp án zới
2026-07-03 16:55:57
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phmkin05
Kien Pham :
chúc 2k12 năm nay đỗ nv1 🍀🍀
2026-08-04 03:12:54
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hocngu.xaugai.tinhnhulon
cimngan_212nl :
k12 xem không hiểu j 😞 ai cứu được t không 😭😭😭
2026-07-04 11:58:31
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02th101
02Th10 :
2k12 đã xem và ko hiểu cái j cả
2026-07-04 13:56:58
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athovacodon
Hoàng Tử😱🗡 bản meowwww🦋 :
hãy tim nếu bạn cũng k hiểu gì 😔
2026-07-12 09:53:07
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khh.2502
khanhhung :
t thấy dễ vl lun ý , cố lên nhé cbn 2k12-))
2026-07-04 10:25:05
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kingchina923
中国大陆 :
nhìn lại thấy rơm rớm nước mắt 😭
2026-08-04 13:49:18
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nngu.lon_fi5
muadongtokyo :
đã ngu toán r đề còn nhiều
2026-07-04 10:21:24
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ttmp59
Áp pồ meo meo 🐱 :
Không hiểu sao lúc thi mình lại làm được tất cả các dạng bài này mà bh nhìn lại kh hiểu cái mẹ gì
2026-07-04 12:05:45
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dduws.anh
Đ!Anh :
đc có mays câu hiểu
2026-07-03 15:49:08
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minh.nhatq12
🐹 :
t nghĩ là t nên học lại toán, văn, anh 😀
2026-07-04 09:59:42
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handoivodoi212
thu trang :
k12 đã xem và kh hiểu 🙂
2026-07-04 16:15:47
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nhuquynh_muzik
Muzik 🌷🐼 :
tối lm thử đề này 😆😆😆
2026-08-04 06:04:01
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usernhw_vr
私は :
mik 2k12 hiểu tầm 60% được k mn
2026-07-30 12:04:59
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tuiyeuai27
우옌🫪 :
bài cuối t lm từ đời nào r
2026-08-23 13:46:28
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peiuoi2972
Pe ngố💭 :
thua từ bước đầu😌
2026-07-04 13:41:18
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kimthanh111212
kimm thanhh :
Đã làm và sai ht
2026-07-05 11:57:28
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tuan_khoaa
Khoa :
cố gắng học đỗ nv1 nhé
2026-08-04 05:25:02
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khangphamquangvik
BỊ BUỒN ỈA :
bài 2 tự luận dễ vãi nho
2026-08-27 12:51:14
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1. Stopped treating Saturday like a catch-up day. Just because something didn’t get done Monday–Friday doesn’t mean it automatically becomes a weekend task. I decide whether it actually matters before giving up my free time to it. 2. Started doing a Friday shutdown. I take 15 minutes to write down what’s unfinished, decide what needs to happen next, and mentally close out the week. This has reduced my Sunday scaries a ton. 3. Taking care of weekend chores throughout the week. Grocery shopping Monday, laundry Tuesday, cleaning Friday. Twenty minutes here and there keeps Sunday from turning into a big to-do list. 4. Stopped feeling like I needed to earn my weekends. I don’t need to finish anll outstanding tasks and chores before I’m allowed to relax. Rest doesn’t need to be a reward for productivity. 5. Started having at least one restful weeknight. Giving myself time to recharge during the week means I don’t get to Friday completely drained. 6. Started making plans that get me out of the house early on weekends. Brunch, coffee somewhere new, a workout class, a walk, farmers market. When I spend the first half of Saturday scrolling at home, the whole day somehow disappears. 7. Started planning weekends around my energy, not just my time. One social thing, one active thing, trying something new, and actual downtime. Having four free hours doesn’t mean I need to fill every single one. 8. Started keeping a running list of things I want to experience. Restaurants, activities, events, places to explore. I organize things I save online so that when I have free time, I already have ideas instead of spending an hour scrolling for inspiration. 9. Started making Sunday evenings simpler. A quick review of my calendar, choosing Monday’s priorities, and getting a few things ready. I don’t need to spend half my Sunday preparing for a week that hasn’t even started. The biggest shift was realizing: Instead of needing to plan better weekends, I needed weekdays that didn’t leave me so exhausted that I needed two full days to recover.
1. Stopped treating Saturday like a catch-up day. Just because something didn’t get done Monday–Friday doesn’t mean it automatically becomes a weekend task. I decide whether it actually matters before giving up my free time to it. 2. Started doing a Friday shutdown. I take 15 minutes to write down what’s unfinished, decide what needs to happen next, and mentally close out the week. This has reduced my Sunday scaries a ton. 3. Taking care of weekend chores throughout the week. Grocery shopping Monday, laundry Tuesday, cleaning Friday. Twenty minutes here and there keeps Sunday from turning into a big to-do list. 4. Stopped feeling like I needed to earn my weekends. I don’t need to finish anll outstanding tasks and chores before I’m allowed to relax. Rest doesn’t need to be a reward for productivity. 5. Started having at least one restful weeknight. Giving myself time to recharge during the week means I don’t get to Friday completely drained. 6. Started making plans that get me out of the house early on weekends. Brunch, coffee somewhere new, a workout class, a walk, farmers market. When I spend the first half of Saturday scrolling at home, the whole day somehow disappears. 7. Started planning weekends around my energy, not just my time. One social thing, one active thing, trying something new, and actual downtime. Having four free hours doesn’t mean I need to fill every single one. 8. Started keeping a running list of things I want to experience. Restaurants, activities, events, places to explore. I organize things I save online so that when I have free time, I already have ideas instead of spending an hour scrolling for inspiration. 9. Started making Sunday evenings simpler. A quick review of my calendar, choosing Monday’s priorities, and getting a few things ready. I don’t need to spend half my Sunday preparing for a week that hasn’t even started. The biggest shift was realizing: Instead of needing to plan better weekends, I needed weekdays that didn’t leave me so exhausted that I needed two full days to recover.

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