First, I think that the problem is not being stressed but being A LOT stressed. With that in my mind I try to reason to myself saying that If i get too much stress it won't help me, but if i get the right amount of stress it will help me. Why would I do that? because by doing this I change the whole game. Before, I had only one option( i.e get rid of the stress and be calm) but now I have another option and that is to turn the stress into an ally. Nietzsche said that if you stare into the abyss the abyss will stare back at you. If you look to much at the stress as a problem, it will become indeed the biggest problem for you.

Education( thinking about school and university) might help, but it won't abolish crime in all its forms. Surveillance might help, but it can also be used to destroy the individual privacy. I think that the solution is in the microsphere( i.e familly and small communities). Give the families the means to be more often with their children, to educate( thinking about social interaction and acquiring responsibility) them, so they can learn through example the rules of being in society and they will be just fine.

I like the idea of being a passive learner at the early stages of language learning. Usually, I spend the first 3-4 months just listening and reading as much as I can and everyday. After that I will try to write regularly ( even if it is just an ordinary phrase on internet or on paper). Later I will try to speak with native speakers. Recently I discovered that there is a scientific support for that method and it is called " comprehensible input".

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I Would like to practice French, Japanese and English.

Hello! I'm not a native speaker but we can talk if you want. see ya :)