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I've lost my interest in studies. How do I get it back?

Reasons why we loose interest in studies :1. We are too busy in appreciating other's work that we forget to even look at ours. 2. We satisfy ourselves with some excuses of not being able to do something just because we are not born talented.3. We are so worried about petty things that doesn't even matter to others.4. Even if we want to do something, the motivation does not last longer. It soon ends as we taste the so called Real Life.5. And the most important, we are not always surrounded by ambitious people who can motivate us.Steps through which you can regain your interest in studies :1. List down the reasons as why you want to do well in studies, like ; You want to prove yourself to some friends or for that matter to your own family, or you want to join the prestigious college of your choice. It could be anything, just think of it and write it down.2. Change the daily routine. It may be very soothing or you may think it doesn't require any alterations but change it as soon as possible. It will break your monotony.3. Start exercising. This may be the most heard advice but trust me , IT WORKS. Your mind will actually start working faster and efficiently.4. Break down your contact with people who do not appreciate good changes in your life. That can be your any family member too, so try not to argue with them on any issue , that will disturb you.5. Make competent and good friends. That will motivate you every time you see them achieving.6. Go out. Meet new people. Join good organisations related to your work of interest. Know how the actual world works.8. Do not fight with your parents. May be they are wrong sometimes but they are your true well wishers. Fighting with them will take away your peace of mind.7. Spend some time in spirituality or if you are an atheist do something for needy. Help/teach special people if you are able to, by joining their association. It'll make you emotionally stronger and subtle.Hope this helps. Although easier said than done but make good principles in life. That's what matter the most.

My life is boring. I am not interested in anything. Why should I continue to live?

The most common explanation for such a report is that you believe you're separate and different from others, and so you isolate yourself.   That isolation has a wide variety of side-effects.It's almost an epidemic, this behavior.  People will say "I'm an introvert" without studying what the word means... what's really going on is "I have judgments about myself which are negative, they cause embarrassment to share with others, so I withdraw and hide out behind a social wall."Having thus put up a wall that keeps the world out, it's understandable that you would have trouble connecting with things that require a shared world -- like the meaning of anything, motivation, joy, love, a sense of your value and purpose -- just, like... anything that matters.It's an epidemic.  It's not just you.   It isn't even your personal problem: humans mistake the human condition for their personal shortcoming all the time.    This happens because your mind defines a "self" for you out of concepts, then judges those concepts, then compares them to others, and if you don't measure up in some dimension of that, your mind issues shame or guilt or fear or some other negative feelings.Sensing that those feelings would be uncomfortable to share with others, you stop sharing and the wall goes up.   Inside your shell, light can't enter and your self-expression can't get out.   The point is that this is all machinery of the mind, it's not your personality type or some deep truth about yourself.   It's just what happens when you withdraw instead of staying connected to others.    Everyone is human, everyone has shortcomings and failures: it doesn't mean that you have to separate yourself from humanity.If you understand the enormous consequences of that choice to hide out, and if you understand that this is just the way that the mind's ego protection mechanisms work, you can perhaps work up the courage to cut it out.   Stop escaping into your private world.   Find someone you trust, share what's going on with you, tell the truth, and remember that you're human like the rest of us.  We forgive you for being imperfect.  Now come back out and play.

A is the father of B. But B is not the son of A. How’s that possible?

B is the daughter of A.               Quora is telling my answer is very short.Hence here goes .A father is the male parent of a child. Besides the paternal bonds of a father to his children, the father may have a parental legal and social relationship with the child that carries with it certain rights and obligations, although this varies between jurisdictions. Anadoptive father is a male who has become the child's parent through the legal process of adoption. A biological father is the male genetic contributor to the creation of the baby, through sexual intercourse or sperm donation. A biological father may have legal obligations to a child not raised by him, such as an obligation of monetary support. A putative father is a man whose biological relationship to a child is alleged but has not been established. A stepfather is a male who is the husband of a child's mother and they may form a family unit, but who generally does not have the legal rights and responsibilities of a parent in relation to the child.

Why can't I send a message on Facebook even though they didn't block me?

Nowadays, I guess Facebook keeps coming up with different strategies of punishing users who go against their terms and condition. The punishment/restrictions ranges from disabling some little features they might think you abused to disabling the account.It may not be known to you but I guess you have tresspassed or overused some features. That is a prove that someone reported you and facebook disable the feature, may be for a while or for longYou may be free in some time range but take note that if you keep doing what they don't like, a bigger punishment could invest your account.