Even for senior students, preparing for the exams is not a top priority. There are a lot more people interested in wasting time on online games. These students are more than occupied with these worthless games. You might think so, following students' distraction from studies, which may surprise you.
Even though the students remain aware of the exam day and time, they continue to occupy themselves with online gaming on their individual mobile devices.
They appear to have become intensely addicted to this very futile behaviour, which simply helps to divert them from their undeniably primary responsibility of studying.
However, would we not like to know if the pupils find time to accept something different and want to avoid greater suffering before the instant loss of precious time, or if everything is coming together as it should, only disturb them?
So, it is still far preferable for them to shatter the completely pointless practice of engaging in online gaming. Instead of investing valuable time in fruitful academics, they have learned to waste time.
It must be that ultimate modification they bring into everyday use for a better future. Should they follow their intuitions and leave the unnecessary habit of playing mobile games, even if those needless feelings later return and disturb them time and again?
They seem to have developed an addiction to this somewhat pointless behaviour that just keeps them away from their essential task of studies. But my question is, are things falling into place the way they were always meant to, or are the students accepting something different and destined for deeper pain?
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