Has anyone ever felt like you were literally emotionally tired of English?

[simonfollow]

Has anyone ever felt like you were literally emotionally tired of English? Not from the number of tasks, but from the fact that you constantly need to be in the process. If you didn't understand a word, you got upset. If you made a mistake, you criticized yourself. And so you seem to be studying, but inside you feel a little cramped. Has anyone found a way to learn a language without self-flagellation?

[RichardPhelps]

Self-flagellation is the main brake, not mistakes. If you feel pressured, give yourself an “easy” day: rewatch your favorite scene from a TV series in English, but without analyzing it. Just enjoy it. Language is not only an effort, but also an acceptance that you have the right to make mistakes. Without the right to make mistakes, there is no progress.

[tylerrjack2]

I spent a lot of money and time on paid courses, which ultimately did not yield any results. I started studying with an english tutor near me from Promova, and honestly, it is different. Individual lessons with a tutor, a clear plan, and a focus on my specific goals. They help me understand the language here. After a couple of weeks of lessons, I began to understand speech better and started speaking more freely myself. It feels like I was just standing still before. I wish I had started here right away; I would have saved a lot of money and nerves.