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I think the reason I enjoy Ghibli so much is it romanticizes the little things. It makes me want to bake, study, clean the house, garden, and more while listening to happy music and occasionally picking wildflowers and lying in the grass. It helps me find joy in day-to-day life and thatâs honestly sooo important for my mental health.
I hate when people ask me âwhat did you do today?â like buddy listen I woke up at noon and then it was five pm okay I donât kn o w
i want passionate people in my life SO BADLY. i want to travel and do fun, wild, memorable things with people. i want to have great conversations about love and relationships and poetry, things that just set your soul on fire. i donât want to waste my 20s thinking that nobody is the same as me and wants the same things that i do. i need friends that are the same as me. i crave deep human connection so fucking badly. i need people that are willing to get up and leave everything behind just for once in a lifetime experiences. i know there are people like me out there. there has to be.Â
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Youâre gonna survive. And good things are gonna start to happen again. And one day you may even look back and even this will not be such a bad thing.
eleven little self care tips for students
Get enough sleep. Your brain needs it. Set yourself a âbed timeâ and fall into the routine of going to bed and waking up at the same times each day.
Drink water and lots of it. Aim for 2 litres a day. This oneâs easy, you can do it. Ditch the juices and carbonated beverages, just add a slice of lemon to your water if you feel like something fancy.
Allow yourself to switch off. Donât be afraid to read books that have nothing to do with your studies. Go to the cinema. Work out. Take your mind away from your workload.
Take care of your skin. Wash your face every morning and night. Moisturise after every shower and bath. Donât go to bed with your make-up on, no matter how tired you are.
Talk to your friends and family about something other than school. Donât let your studies detach you from the things going on around you.
Work out. Even just once a week, or whenever you can. Go for a walk or a run, maybe just for 15 minutes. Follow along with a YouTube exercise video from the comfort of your own home or try out some yoga moves.
Make time for your hobbies. Studying is your full time job, but thereâs plenty of hours left in the day. Donât neglect the things you love.
Cook. Sometimes all we have time for is microwave noodles, but donât fall into the habit of relying on the basics. Youâll feel the difference.
Donât forget to laugh. Watch a hilarious film. See a comedian at a local venue. Watch funny videos on YouTube. Reminisce with friends. Itâll do you good.
Ditch the caffeine. Donât rely on Starbucks. Itâs delicious but you donât need it. Save up all the money youâd usually spend on coffee and treat yourself to something instead.
Make your bed every morning. Youâll be grateful at the end of a long day when you can get into a cosy bed that doesnât look like you just rolled out of it.
Please read if youâre a student
You are NOT PROCRASTINATING, if - youâre sick - you have headache - you feel pain - youâre exhausted - you feel anxious - you have had big changes in your life that make you feel tired/restless/anxious/sad - you have to skip a class/take rest because of reasons I mentioned above. Itâs not procrastinating. Youâre not lazy. Everyone needs to have rest and take care of themselves when theyâre sick. IT IS NOT OKAY TO WORK IN PAIN. Donât burn out. Itâs not worth it. Do not feel guilty. After some rest and relaxing you will study even more effectively. If you feel pain, - take a medicine if it works for you - put all of your books away - take warm shower - eat at least 1 healthy thing and 1 treat/feel-good-food, drink water - go to bed, sleep or read a book/listen to music that is not related to your school (if you have headache/migraine I suggest you to switch off the lights and just sleep) - just take your time - itâll be all okay.
10 big academic reminders
1. there is no shame in asking for help (academic, emotional, or mental)Â
2. there is no shame in going to tutoringÂ
3. there is no shame in getting Bs, Cs, Ds, or FsÂ
4. there is no shame in not knowing what you want to studyÂ
5. there is no shame in having a jobÂ
6. there is no shame in struggling in a so-called âeasy courseâÂ
7. there is no shame in withdrawing from a course you donât feel comfortable inÂ
8. there is no shame in changing your majorÂ
9. there is no shame in not taking a full load of classes in a semesterÂ
10. there is no shame in realizing your school may not be for you
can we stop romanticising pushing ourselves to the limit cause I want to stop feeling like I have to not sleep and not eat to be truly productive. pls and thank u

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you have to admit there are some joys in life that can only be felt due to hardship. a common example is steaming hot showers. it takes a cold day, or a sickness, for someone to experience the joy of a hot shower. you canât enjoy it in the heat. then thereâs the joy of a fulfilling sleep, often achieved through a tiring day. and thereâs the joy of a reunion, achieved through separation. and there are many more examples. sometimes difficulty carries a special range of joys and thatâs something to be thankful about.
me: Iâm gonna do this!!
me: *gets a bad grade*
me: I worked so hard, and hard work betrayed me. Everything I did, everything I sacrificed, did not amount to anything. Iâm nothing. Why should I even try. Iâll always be a failure. Studying is worthless. Iâm dropping out-
me: *gets an A+*
me: Hard work will never betray you. It brought me to where I am today. Education is a gift. I want to thank my mum, my siblings, my friends, my tumblr followers,
quickfire study tips
congrats ! past papers are your new best friend. donât forget the mark schemes.
repetition repetition repetition
start big and condense down. notes to mind maps to flashcards.
donât spend a full day studying. please. you will hurt your brain.
teach someone! if thereâs nobody to listen to you teach, teach your teddy bears god dammit
plan what youâre gonna do with your time. even just roughly.Â
organise your shit, bruh. you donât need fancy planners and wall posters, just know what you need to study and know what homework is due
flash cards are great but only if you keep reviewing them
mind maps are great for linking concepts !!!
make sure youâre looking after yourself bc youâll never work well otherwise
on that note, hereâs a bunch of foods that boost your brain power
extra reading !! books and articles and videos on your subject can massively help you in exams okay
practise recall, not recognition
just put your phone away. or turn it off. whatever works.
colour coding is great, so long as you donât go overboard
donât ! listen ! to! music ! with ! lyrics !!!!!!!!
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Hi.
Iâm your kidâs teacher, and I would take a bullet for your child. But I wish you wouldnât ask me to.
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We had an intruder drill today.
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I have shepherded children through a lot of intruder drills. I have also, on one memorable occasion, shepherded children through a non-drill. When I was a childrenâs librarian in a rough suburb, armed men got into a fight in the alley behind our building. We ushered all of the kids - most of whom were unattended - into the basement while we waited for the police.
During intruder drills, some children - from five-year-olds all the way to high school kids - get visibly upset. At one school, the intruder drill included administrators running down the hallways, screaming and banging on lockers to simulate the âreal thing.â Kids cry. Kindergartners wet themselves. Teenagers laugh, nudging each other, even as the blood drains from their faces.
Other children handle intruder drills matter-of-factly. âWould the guy be able to shoot us through the door?â they ask, the same way theyâd ask a question about their math homework. In some ways, this is worse than the kids who cry. To be so young and so accustomed to fear that these drills seem routine.
And then there are the teachers. There is no way, huddling in a corner with your students, ducking out of view of the windows and doors, to avoid thinking about what happens when itâs not a drill.
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People really hate teachers. I donât take it personally. It actually makes a lot of sense: what other group of professionals do we know so well? How many doctors have you had? How many plumbers? How many secretaries?
Over the course of my public school education, I had at least fifty teachers for at least a year each. So of course some of them were bad. You take fifty people from any profession, and a couple of them are going to be terrible at their job.
So I had a couple of teachers who were terrible, and a few teachers who were amazing, inspirational figures - the kinds of teachers they make movies about.
And then I had a lot of teachers who did a good job. They came to school every day and worked hard. Theyâd planned our lessons and they graded our papers. I learned what I was supposed to, more or less, even if it wasnât the most incredible learning experience of my life.
Most teachers fall into that category. Iâm sure I do.
Looking at it from the other side, though, I see something that I didnât know when I was a kid.
Those workhorse teachers who tried, who failed sometimes and sometimes succeeded, who showed up every day and did their jobs: those teachers loved us.
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Of course you can never know what youâll do in the event. Thatâs what they always say. In the event of an intruder, a fire, a tornado.
You can never know until you know.
But part of whatâs so terrifying, so upsetting about an intruder drill as a teacher, is that on some level you do know. You donât aspire to martyrdom; youâve never wanted to be a hero. You go home every night to a family that loves you, and you intend to spend the next fifty years with them. You will do everything in your power to hide yourself in that office along with your kids.
But if you canât.
If you canât.
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When people tell me about why they oppose gun control, I canât hear it anymore.
Iâm from a part of the country where everybody has guns. I used to be really moderate about this stuff, and I am not anymore.
I canât be.
Every day, I go to work in a building that contains hundreds of children. Every single one of those kids, including every kid that makes me crazy, is a joy and a blessing. They make their parentsâ lives meaningful. They make my life meaningful. They are the reason I go to work in the morning, and the reason I worry and plan when I come home.
Parents usually know a handful of kids who are the most wonderful creatures on the planet. I know a couple thousand. It is an incredible privilege, and it is also terrifying. The world is big and scary, and I love so many small people who must go out into it.
So when adults tell me, âI have the right to own a gunâ, all I can hear is: âMy right to own a gun outweighs your studentsâ right to be alive.â All I can hear is: âMy right to own a gun is more important than kindergarteners feeling safe at school.â All I can hear is: âMine. Mine. Mine.â
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When you are sitting there hiding in the corner of your classroom, you know.
The alternative would be unthinkable.
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We live in a country where children are acceptable casualties. Every time someone tells me about the second amendment I want to give them a history lesson. I also want to ask them: in what universe is your right to walk into a Wal-Mart to buy a gun more important than the lives of hundreds of children shot dead in their schools?
Parents send their kids to school every day with this shadow. Teachers live with the shadow. We work alongside it. We plan for it. In the event.
In the event, parents know that their childrenâs teachers will do everything in their power to keep them safe. We plan for it.
And when those plans donât work, teachers die protecting their students.
We love your children. Thatâs why weâre here. Some of us love the subject we teach, too, and thatâs important, but all of us love your kids.
The alternative would be unthinkable.
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When you are waiting, waiting, waiting for the voice to come on over the PA, telling you that the drill is over, you look at the apprehensive faces around you. You didnât grow up like this. You never once hid with your teacher in a corner, wondering if a gunman was just around the corner. It is astonishing to you that anyone tolerates this.
And the kids are nervous, but they are all looking to you. Youâre their teacher.
They know what you didnât know, back when you were a kid, back before Columbine. They know that you love them. They know you will keep them safe.
Youâre their teacher.
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If you are a parent who thinks itâs totally reasonable for civilians to have a house full of deadly weapons, and who accepts the blood of innocent people in exchange for that right, it doesnât change anything for me. I will love your kid. I will treat you, and your child, the same way I treat everyone else: with all of the respect and the care that is in me.
In the event, I will do everything in my power to keep your child safe.
I just want you to know what you are asking me to do.
All of this.
How to make a stress free exam study plan
Step 1: be present, be mindful.
Understand what you want, what is worth the fight.
And what I mean by that is finding your true motive (whether it is passion for what youâre learning or passing a class), because often we strive towards this perception of success that doesnât feel like success. It feels like you are constantly under a spotlight and constantly having to prove yourself to others.
High grades make you feel good but thatâs nothing compared to being happy with yourself and with what youâre doing. So make that distinguishment.
Step 2: be very practical and realistic.
What do you have to do and in how much time? Divide tasks by the period of time, without letting stress blur out that mindfulness, through method and simplicity.
Step 3: Be disciplined the following days until the exam without getting too strict with yourself.
âWhat is soft is strong.â (Lao Tzu)
Strive to create softness and ease throughout the days, get your tasks done but find time for play, rest, presence of mind.
Avoid overworking by starting early or as soon as you can and by working smartly and doing the most important things first, even if youâve been dreading them.
Bonus Step:
honestly as Iâm advancing through my academic years the more I understand you owe nothing to anyone. Good grades come from hard work and perseverance. If we found mindfulness and softness in our academic journeys the less sadness and depression symptoms we would see in our colleagues and in ourselves. Not everything is about the numbers. â¤

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Five to ten minutes per day on a difficult task is always better than zero minutes per day. You donât have to finish, you just have to start.Â
Pretend that school is a real job. For instance, pretend that lectures/discussions are your meetings with colleagues and that your homework is work you are being paid to do.Â
Always prioritize your health, your family, and your grades over extracurriculars. You only have one body, one family, and one chance to earn your GPA. You will have the rest of your life to add experiences to your resume.Â
Spend at least 1-2 hours per day doing absolutely nothing âproductiveâ. This will increase your productivity overall. Trust me. Your brain needs time to feel like mush.Â
Watch Netflix/Youtube while you work out. It will make your work out more pleasant and it will free up more of your chill time for other things like self care, extra sleep, reading, etc.Â
Go through all of your social media accounts and unfollow anyone who you do not genuinely enjoy receiving updates from. It will reduce the time you spend scrolling and it will make your social media experience better.Â
Be honest with yourself when you feel like you are overextending yourself. You may feel bad about letting go of some commitments, but if you know you need to reduce your workload, others will understand.Â
Take 5-10 minute walks during your study breaks. It refreshes your mind, reenergizes your body, and prevents the negative effects of sitting for too long. You can even walk with your study partner to make it more fun.Â
During periods of time when your schedule is especially busy or when you are experiencing depression, use habit trackers for simple tasks like eating breakfast, flossing, making your bed, etc. Itâs easy to let go of basic daily habits during periods of heightened stress so tracking them can help you take care of yourself.Â
Donât compare yourself to anyone but yourself. Everyone is on their own unique journey, timeline, and life path. You know where youâre going and what you need to do to get there.Â