Someone here in the community asked me how they should ask out a girl that's out of their league, who they haven't talked to before. I am a rizzless chud, so I thought I'd pass on this question in the community to see if anybody has any thoughts.

i spent alot of time maybe an entire year studying reading and writing my test is in one month i do tests i did study sessions on oniko i tried to get better i used qustion bank on one perp still i am not improving i am stuck at 12 to15/27 i am tired i sleep at 3 am cuz i want a good SAT score for my family i am reaching a point that i cant take it anymore

I tired solving this one but I don’t understand it

I will be leaving this community for a little while. I will probably be back but if not you guys helped me a lot so thank you!

I've taken the sat twice: dec 2025 and august 2026. I scored 1170 on the december sat ( 580 RW, 590 Math). In august i scored 1180 (570 RW, 610 Math). I'm registered for the October 3rd sat, so I have about 3 weeks to improve My goal is 1400+, and I'm trying to figure out the most effective way to use these next few weeks. My score breakdown shows that my weaker areas in RW are information and ideas, and expression of ideas, while my math scores were quite balanced across the domains. I also feel like timing is a significant issue for me, and I want to get better at handling the harder questions rather than just doing tons of easy practice. I'm currently planning to use bluebook + the college board question bank but I'm wondering if I should also use third-party resources for harder questions. For people who have gone from 1150–1200 to 1400+, what did your preparation actually look like? What would you prioritize with only 3 weeks left? And are there any resources/websites you found particularly useful for difficult questions? Any advice would be really appreciated!