E.g.
1. "It's like prison" "It's not that bad" - comparison fallacy: A is bad doesn't mean B is good (Plus, school imprisons EVERYONE, not just the criminals!)
2. "School is taking over my life!" "But school is only a temporary state." Irrelevant - temporary things, including life, have suffering) 3. "It's so hard!" "I got through it too." - cognitive dissociation + fading effect: cannot admit/forget school is hard, since parents are often successful (by nature of having enough money for a child), of course.
4. "Be disciplined, study more instead of sleeping, gaming, exercising!" (More hell can pass the optimum push level)
5. "Just sleep earlier!" (Physically cannot by force; I had to take melatonin pills to solve this year-long issue!"
6. "School is a temporary phase, even when it feels endless. " (Even AI models do this) - Fire, slavery, false imprisonment, kidnapping, and even life itself are temporary. This already implies that it's so bad that you don't have anything else to say (good things u want for a long time)
Plus, doesn't the fact STUDENTs want advice imply they want help with the current situation?