<p>Five months. TWO WEEKS. And <strong>guess who decided to get serious at 12 a.m. on the day of submission? </strong>Yours truly.</p><p><br/></p><p>Anyway, <strong>hi! I'm Moré</strong>, and think of me as that friend who always has something to talk about. Unfortunately, today's gist is about me and the questionable decisions I keep making. For the longest time, I've had a problem with procrastination, and at this point, I genuinely think it's now deep inside my DNA. I'll give you guys the story of what finally confirmed my hypothesis.</p><p><br/></p><p>I had two assignments to submit today, 26/10/2026. Being given an assignment is not even the real tea. One of these assignments was given long, long before my school even went on strike. I'm talking 4–5-ish months ago. The other was given about two weeks ago. You might be thinking, “Oh! Maybe she's very busy with her job or she's a mother.” Bro!!!! <em>I'm the most jobless man alive at the moment</em>. 😫 Apparently, I was waiting for my village people to fan me before I started the assignment. The weather is kukuma hot. <strong>El ina abii, how them take call am sef?</strong></p><p><br/></p><p>This brings me to my title: <strong>TOMORROW, MY ENEMY</strong>. Who coined that word? Because, uncle, you no try oo. 😭 I'll want to do a very small task, and I'll procrastinate until it's 20 minutes to the deadline. But, to be candid, I love the rush of dopamine that comes with the pressure of starting 2 hours, 12 hours, or even a day before the deadline. I like the pressure that procrastination brings oo. Will this assignment teach me a lesson to start taking my life more seriously? Omo, I don't think so sha. But my hand pain me when I finally finished writing the assignment. Wo! Alot, alot o. Because the assignment was alot. I mean... I finished two 2A notes, from the first to the very last page, within 7 hours. Omo 😂</p>
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