Okay, so I'll move on to my 2019 SSR now.
This SSR is a benefic one. It took place in Klang (as my birthday fell on a semester break and I got back home), and it had Jupiter partile (0°52') squaring the Ascendant (on the Nadir). Neptune was 5° below the Descendant, which was the furthest Neptune had ever been from my SSR angles. Usually it's at least within 3 and a half degrees from an angle, as I was born with Neptune closely angular. As for SSR Moon aspects, solar Moon was moderately squaring both transiting Mars and natal Mars, but I didn't really feel or notice any significant Martial manifestations.
I got my 1st semester results under this return, a good GPA and I made it to the dean's list, even. My second semester was from mid-November until early March, and it went well too. I got a bit lazier, but I was still able to complete assignments satisfactorily and earn good grades. My GPA for the second semester actually improved a little bit, which surprised me, but also I am thankful for. I also gained lots of great experiences. I took part in a one-night camp under a co-curricular subject, which was super fun as I bonded with groupmates and classmates, had campfires and cooked some simple meals under a clear waxing gibbous Moon sky. I took part with setting up a hall for an international event that my club organised, and also took part in some other club events, which made me receive an award for being one of the best committee members in the club.
I also took part in two beginner-level debate competitions in December, and my team won both of them.
I also made good friends with the seniors who trained my team. It was super fun to learn from them and practise with them as they were also very sweet, friendly knowledgeable and kind.
My third semester was supposed to be a "short semester" of seven weeks from late March till May, but unfortunately my whole nation (and the world) got into quarantine and my semester was postponed. It then got cancelled. It's kind of a shame, because I had transiting Jupiter squaring my Sun throughout most of that period, but I suppose that transit manifested instead as the privilege of being safe at home with my financially-okay family during a very serious pandemic.
I also travelled twice with my family, first to Penang Island in December, and then to Malacca in the middle of March, but we went back home after our first day there after the PM announced our partial lockdown. I enjoyed visiting both of those places.
Most of March until July went by just staying at home, which I didn't mind. I actually didn't gain any weight despite being under a Jupiter-themed Solar Return. I may have lost a bit of weight actually, since I lost some of my appetite from living a very sedentary lifestyle, vs how I used to eat quite a bit while I was on campus because I was always busy and going here and there. My sleeping schedule was also thrown off significantly...I was always awake all night and only slept throughout most of the day. I still struggle with sleep sometimes. (Maybe it's the partile Moon-Mercury sesquiquare in my return?) I also consistently worked out throughout the month of May, but I got too tired and too lazy to keep up with it by June.
In early August, I went out on a date with a guy I met on tinder. He was about a year older than me. It was a nice, sweet date: we took the train together to the city, we did a little shopping and we held hands when no one was looking, which I loved. But unfortunately we don't talk to each other as much these days.
Then on the second week of August, my (namely) fourth semester began, and it's still going on until December. Lectures are completely online so I'm at home in Klang. On that very same week, Saturn had also began its transit to my Sun, which lasts until early November. My Saturn-Sun transit has been manageable so far, but yes, every now and then I get crammed and burnt out with tasks and assignments to complete. My procrastination is also to blame for this.
Jupiter is generally considered as a non-romantic and non-sexual planet, and throughout this year, I haven't had any sex experiences with anyone (which was also because of the lockdown and my decision to stay away from hooking up for a while). While I did go out on a date (as I mentioned above) and had some conversations with a number of guys who I was interested in, I did have trouble developing feelings for them. I think it's because it's harder for me to develop romantic feelings from chatting with someone I only know on the internet. On the other hand, though, it's so much easier for me to develop feelings for someone who I see in person, even if I may not have had much conversations with them. This is going to be a challenge since I live in a homophobic country, where most gay and bi people are closeted, so most gay and bi people try to find partners on dating apps instead.
I think this is all I have to say for my 2019 SSR. I hope my reflections on my past two SSRs are helpful to you guys in some way, and I apologise if I was sharing too much information in any of them, and/or if it's hard to follow them, since they're too long, aren't strictly chronological, and probably have poor sentence structuring.
(Jupiter-Uranus). Keep us informed on your final test scores.
That is so sweet of you to say. 
", "YASSS" and super shallow, but it does make me feel better. It's like doing a stretch and having all those tensed muscles loosen up and finally relax.
. The rest of the chart to me is that you work hard for the results, it's not easy however with some frustrations, it should bring you the desired succes in the end. Keep us informed how things are going, will you?
hopefully
Thanks again, Florence. 
and pretty exciting too. 