#focus problems

For me I think it would be the ability to just watch cartoons for 6 hours at a time.

Not doing anything else, just full focus, this cartoon I am watching right now has 100% of my full attention.

Brain Fog Causes and Effects: The Silent Cognitive Crisis of Modern Life You sit down to work, open your screen, and suddenly your mind feels… heavy. Thoughts slow down, focus slips, and even simple decisions feel unusually hard. This is where brain fog causes and effects begin to surface—not as a dramatic failure, but as a quiet erosion of clarity. This is not just about being tired. It…

Like I CAN focus in general, I have deep convos with friends on the fly, correct 30 20 page papers in 2 days, when I draw sometimes it turns out different that what I imagine but ik that I'm imagining this pose bc of so and so scenario I imagined or bc of so and so fic I've read, when I read serious fics I can predict and dissect

But tell me to study and I just.. stop

I used to think it's bc of the phone, all the time I spend on tumbler or maladaptive day dreaming to tt audios (hours a day istg it's a problem) but even when i lock my phone or lose interest I STILL can't pay attention

Maybe the problem is learning specifically? But if so then why and how? I used to be an academic weapon I swear

I'm 25 and doing masters in one of the well-known universities in my country. I have always been an average student even though I study hard. I have also been successful time to time too. I had some intense study sessions that I enjoyed too but even then I cannot score to 90's. The only way for me to score that high is giving me the task for like a day or a week depending on the length of the task.

I cannot make up my mind and read the questions in exams quickly and start solving it. I know everything, I swear I do but this happens like since forever. I cannot make myself take the action in exams. I keep reading the question and find myself understanding nothing.

And let's come to the hectic part.

If I make myself get the action and start using my knowledge I make the most silly mistakes ever because I miss so many details in solutions. I need at least 30 more minutes to review my solution but that's all we have for one question already. I swear things I do are never 'wrong'. What I mean here is knowing something wrong or having no idea and making up a solution. This has never happened to me in these particular exams. 90 percent of my exams don't get high scores or the score I need because of that.

Also, when we're playing games or watching a game show they are explaining the rules and I cannot follow them. Since I remember myself I cannot.

Maybe these aren't actual problems, maybe I'm doing something wrong. But still I think it came to a point that I might lose my degree to this.

First of all I’m also having diabetes type 1 and right now my sugar was very low, I need to eat some sugar urgently.

I’m on the search for my sugars I have around for that case, but I get a message while doing so. I get distracted with the message and then my Twitter timeline and start browsing. Meanwhile its getting hard to read because I’m shivering so much.