You know that moment when you stare at your screen, questioning your entire existence as a developer? You're supposed to be testing the code to find bugs, but instead you're watching your code expose every flaw in your logic, every shortcut you took, and every "I'll fix it later" comment from three months ago. The tests aren't just failing—they're personally attacking your life choices. That smug grin turning into existential dread perfectly captures the transition from "let's see if this works" to "why did I ever think I could code?" The real question isn't whether you're testing the code or the code is testing you—it's how long until you accept that the code won, and you're just along for the ride.
It Will Be The End Of Me
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