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I should really admire you all here. As I have never had constantly 3 productive hours given I have been trying very hard. For me, writing is the most difficult task so whenever I start writing. I become extremely exhausted after 1 hour. It also takes me 10 hours on study desk whether at home or in office. I don't chat with any body or surf the internet. Many times when I got stuck, the only thing I can do is to calm down and try to find out something. I am not sure with you all, but for me writing a thesis is unknown. I mean, it is not always, I have an idea to write down in my PhD time. I would have to spend a day to find out an idea to write. That's why I am doing very slowly
Hi Button,
It is an interesting question, for me too as I am still single. :)). In my view, when getting married really depends on you and your partner. If he/she understands how hard it would be after marriage especially with a person doing PhD during this time. If your partner is 'ready' to help and share hardships with you in your PhD journey, it is great to get married in the first year of your PhD. As it means your difficulties will be shared. If your marriage would make you happier thereby you have more energy to study, then marriage is a very good choice. In our PhD time, there are lots of time, we are very lonely and tired. There are lots of moments, we just want to give up everything. At these times, we need someone understands and be willing to share with us. By contrast, if marriage makes you more tired beacause of responsbility and housework, then you should delay it.
My thinking is, it is better to talk with your partner whether he/she is ready to endure PhD journey with you. Does he/she commit to such a long and an eventful path with you? Talk clearly your thinking, plans and what you expect from him/her. Then go to the final decision.
Good luck and have a sound choice (up)
Dear all,
Maybe many of you are from nations where English is not your first language. Then, you would have the same difficulty in writing research paper or thesis in English like me. I'd like you both English native students and non-English native students sharing experiences on how to write research paper and thesis. Advices for improving writing quality and speed are greatly appreciated.
Thanks so much ,-)
Dear all,
Maybe many of you are from nations where English is not your first language. Then, you would have the same difficulty in writing research paper or thesis in English like me. I'd like you both English native students and non-English native students sharing experiences on how to write research paper and thesis. Advices for improving writing quality and speed are greatly appreciated.
Thanks so much ,-)
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