Student Falls Asleep Outside Trying To Study, Mzansi Relates: “Studying Can Cure Insomnia”

Student Falls Asleep Outside Trying To Study, Mzansi Relates: “Studying Can Cure Insomnia”

  • A student shared a video of her studying attempt that didn't go right, leaving many Mzansi peeps entertained
  • The hun had good intentions, even stepping out of the house to study in the fresh air, but her body had other plans
  • Social media users took to the comment section to advise the lady what not to do when studying outside, while others joked about the situation
  • Briefly News spoke with Luhle Mgandela, a first-year student at UJ who shared the difficulties of adjusting from high school life to varsity
A TikTok user got advised on what to do to stay awake while studying after sharing a video
A young lady shared a video of her attempt to study. Image: @comfort_2308
Source: TikTok

A student attempted to spend more study time outside, enjoying the fresh air, but she went about it incorrectly: she made herself too comfortable, sending her body straight to dreamland.

The babe shared her amusing video on TikTok under the user handle @comfort_2308, which gained a massive 858K views, 18K likes, and over 1K opinions from social media users entertained by the clip.

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The hun's study attempt gone wrong

The young student shared a video of herself lying outside the house on the grass, covered with a warm blanket while studying. The video moves to show her head covered with the book while she sleeps.

Watch the video below:

University student speaks on surviving first-year

Briefly News spoke with Luhle Mgandela, a first-year student who detailed her challenges from studying under a teacher's supervision in high school to working independently at university.

"It was so easy to fall behind if I didn't stay on top of things. No one is there to remind me about classes or deadlines, so it's all on you to manage. Unlike in high school where teachers would check in on you."'

We asked Luhle to advise a study method that has worked for her, and she said:

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"If you're still figuring out a good study method, try techniques like mind maps, flashcards, past papers or study groups. Test them out during smaller quizzes and see what works better for you.
"Once you find a technique you feel most comfortable with, use it for big exams."

Mzansi peeps add their views after watching the video

The video attracted many social media users who related to the student falling asleep while studying; however, they cautioned the user not to be too comfortable, as that may often lead to falling asleep.

User @Teekay M said:

"She’s me, I’m always sleeping 💔😭🧎"

User @foodandlifecarley suggested:

"I’m thinking a chair and table, my lovey…. Put your books and stationery there and stay there OK 🥹🤌🏽😂"

User @AmandaVirtue detailed:

"You still comfortable... it needs to be Uncomfortable so that you won't sleep 😂😂😂😂."

User @Ndoni😍advised:

"Go to your nearest library and study. If you sleep there as well, chom you're the problem😭💁🏾‍♀."

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User @Khensi Khensani noted:

"No, sisi phela, you just changed locations 😭😭🤣."

User @user6762302503625 added:

"Pillow outside? There was no hope from the start🤣."

SA student sets goals to motivate her to study hard

In another Briefly News article, a university student wowed the online community after sharing what keeps her on track and motivated to study.

The young lady shared some of her written goals, which include never flying economy class when she is older and working.

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Source: Briefly News

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Bongiwe Mati (Editor) Bongiwe Mati is an experienced reporter currently working under the Human Interest desk at Briefly News since (Aug 2024). Prior to joining the Briefly team, she worked for a campus newspaper at the University of the Western Cape (2005) before joining the Marketing and Sales department at Leadership Magazine, Cape Media (2007-2009). She later joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant (2023-2024), writing for digital and print magazines under current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. She can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za

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