What is ABRSM piano like?

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ABRSM piano is all about...
SUFFERING...

 not really  -  :)
Well, it depends what grade you are in.

 Have you ever considered starting piano but you just felt in a mood where you don't want to start but you want to start???

 I didn't really have a choice...

 I started playing the piano when I was 5 or 6... 
For fun...
I just liked to plonk keys on the piano...
It was fun...
So I LOVED it!!!
I played nearly everyday on our YAMAHA piano and my mum just said - you're going to start exams now and I said OK, because I thought it would be fun...

 I have it admit it was pretty fun at first.
I skipped grade 1 and went on to grade 2 with my older brother (my sister was already in grade 4 or something)
Theory was CHILL, everything was CHILL...

 Then, after grade 2, my brother quit and my sister was way above me...

 Because of this, and my mother's strict piano practice schedule, I ended up hating piano more and more!

 But I kept going.

 It was tough, especially theory. 

 Now, I'm in grade 6 for theory and piano and taking the exams for grade 7 next year.

 yup, i'm slow...

 I now just want to quit.

 In my very small-minded opinion, grade 6 theory is horrible.

 It is a three hour paper of stuff that is terrible.

 If I were you, I'll start piano.

 But I'm not you, so idk...

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