Have you ever felt like you did everything right and flawlessly yet still felt like you lost?

[Still-alive]

Yes i have felt like that before

No i have never felt like that before

[Rosexøxø]

Yeah. I “studied” for a test.

and I failed.

😐😑😐😐

…

🤣 lol it’s funny because I studied by reviewing my own reasoning to the rest instead of ASKING the teacher what had been confusing to me, and in turn, reviewing the RIGHT answers lol.

I did what I did because well, I was convinced of something lol and not only so, but a few times my methods, although different, had allowed me to get

the same answer as the teacher, but it wasn’t a dependable formula/ strategic calculation. I figured if you could multiply 2*4 and 4*2, and still get the sum of 8, then there were multiple ways to get the same answer (in the math we were covering), but only one way was taught in the math books.

I didn’t have time to experiment that theory of course because

one: I didn’t fully understand the fundamentals before that category of math we were learning,

and

two: I was merely a student trying to pass, and graduate, not flunk and trust in the unknown, and try to become Einstein 2.0 lol

But yes, that was how I “flawlessly” got a 50-something on a 100 pt. test, thinking I would ace it, entirely.😂🤷‍♀️😊

[Rosexøxø]

Voted A 🤔🧮

[Apulu_Imback]

Yes. Quite often recently. I am the main pianist for the upcoming orchestra for Annual function of our school. This one guy from my class only keeps judging me and taunting me. And other boys join him with that because they will look like simp if they took no action. I hate it but I kind of feel really great to know that they are jealous of my achievements, yeah jealous of the piano I play cuz they only got the electric keyboard that too with different sounds rather than the sound of original piano. But it hurts sometimes.

[abc3643]

There's a whole movie about this topic!

This movie, from 2009, was the Academy Award Best Picture nominee "A Serious Man" written and directed by Joel and Ethan Coen.

It's motivated by the Book of Job from the Bible, but the story takes place in Minnesota in 1967 and has a much different ending than what happened to Job. The ending of the film is absolutely haunting.

[ZXCwWRQWz]

I'm too analytical for that. If I was as smart as Data, I might see it as a flaw. I'm not that smart. If I lose, I think I'm okay seeing it as though I made a mistake every single time. I don't have 200 IQ.

[melanieeeB]

Yeah definitely, but you keep going on

[menina]

Yes, I feel like that every time I try to please my mother.

[call_me_scar]

Yeah despite everything I try to do for people I know in the grand scheme of things bad things happen way more often than good or at the least they are way more impact full to the world we live in

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Yes, I have felt like that before.

[RealMarek]

Yes. I lost precisely for doing the right thing.

[CrazyGirl2]

Three words: First Boyfriend, Mike!

[AsaKyo]

Yes, around my dad

[SnowedIn]

Oh yeah. My dad. My mom. Several bosses.

[CoolCatMar1]

Μany times ngl

[douride2]

Yes that sounds like my last job.

[llorando]

Can say that I have.

[Dinosaursandanime65]

No but I could and I know how