1. This is your life.
2. You have fiercely debated in your mind for hours if a comma actually matters in a sentence.
3. And have lost that battle many times.
4. It's gotten to the point where you dread sending drafts of papers and presentations.
5. Since you use computers and text so much, your handwriting skills have just careened downhill.
6. People will comment on a mistake someone else made and be like "LOL they said 'I' instead of 'me'," and you're like:
7. When you write, your sentence structure looks like Yoda speaks.
8. You've been corrected countless times by grammar aficionados.
9. You've written and rewritten a word over and over again, driving yourself into a deep hole of spelling uncertainty.
10. You did horribly in English, not because what you were writing about was bad, but your grammatical errors screwed you over.
What my dad @PaulFJames does to my jr research paper when I ask him to check my grammar #lolololol
11. Learning a different language just made things worse and further confused you.
Thanks Señora, I know I suck at grammar, no need to rub it in...
12. Oh, and timed essays? You can say goodbye to that potential passing grade.
13. "Who" vs. "whom" will forever remain a mystery.
14. Not to mention "good " and "well."
15. Even your computer has mocked you.
16. And autocorrect has turned against you.
17. You've grown so paranoid, you feverishly try to proofread everything.
18. When you try to get something serious across, you end up looking like a total jackass.
Look at this right here! The only reason why I feel bad is because of bad grammar, needy b****! lol #serverlife
19. And asking a simple question turns into a total shitshow.
But when life gets you down, just remember:
