Been there done that

You know the feeling .. where it seems really difficult from far but then when it becomes " been there done that" after wards
It kind of makes sense why people want to keep doing new things
Because once a new thing is done, to feel that way again you have to do something newer

P.S: Oh BTW, I passed my defense and I'm happy I can also sleep like normal people( at least today)

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