There was a time when assignment writing felt like pure misery to me staring at a blank screen, second guessing every sentence, and watching the clock tick closer to the deadline. I’d spend hours trapped in anxiety, convinced I wasn’t smart enough to get it right. But everything changed when I stopped trying to be perfect and started breaking things down into small, manageable steps. I learned to outline my thoughts, ask for feedback, and let go of the pressure to write the perfect paper on the first try. Slowly, writing became less of a punishment and more of a process. It still takes effort, but now it feels like something I can actually control and sometimes even enjoy.