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Oof. I relate to that. I wanted to study psychology and you need a significant atar (90)  I tried really hard in my exams and I didn't even get an atar of 50. Fortunately for me, I was accepted into studying tertiary studies/general studies. It's a one year Tafe/university course where you pretty much do maths and English and learn how to write university essays. When I was done, I applied for psychology and I was accepted.

Not getting a good atar isn't the end of the world. There are other options you can take to get into your desired course. It doesn't make you stupid or a failure, regardless what anyone tells you