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Gramma hurt me

Gramma kill me

moral of the story and a lesson i think everyone can take from this is don’t expect yourself to just get over your bad habits through sheer force of will. it won’t fucking happen. instead make them as annoying as possible to continue. make them completely unsatisfying. sabotage your bad habits.

had a friend who used to make new ones up on the spot. The only one that stuck with me was 'good golly jelly beans'. If something catastrophic happens I go for 'that's not ideal.'

you know when you're a kid and you're like "i hate broccoli!" and then you avoid that shit for 20 years until someone makes you try some exquisitely sautéed tenderstem and it's the best shit ever and you realise your parents just don't know how to cook broccoli? this is roughly how i feel about poetry

ⓘ Tip If you feel unfulfilled by how you spent your time today, you can stay up late to try to combat the sense of dissatisfaction. This will ensure that you feel even worse tomorrow.

March

everyone say thank you ao3 volunteers you're the best ao3 volunteers ily ao3 volunteers

it would benefit students to speak openly with their classmates about what grades they are getting, just as it benefits workers to openly discuss their pay. i guarantee you that if students were to show their grades to one another more frequently, they would uncover all kinds of evidence of gender and racial bias, differences in the length and detail of feedback provided, inconsistent grading standards, inconsistent application of guidelines and rubrics, inconsistent carrying out of class and university policy, and also just plenty of instructor mistakes.