Professor Origin Story

running a studyblr as an adult is so strange. i see kids as young as 13 having breakdowns about grades, isolating themselves from everyone because they don’t quite fit in, not knowing how to deal with very real mental health problems… it’s not my place as someone significantly older than you to try and intervene in your personal life, but i hope you all know that if you ever want advice - about studying, dealing with life, or just which colour to change your blog to - or need someone to listen to you when you’ve had an awful day, my inbox is always open. things will get better for you, and you will be okay, i promise.

I know that university feels like miles away for someone in high school, but I do remember what it was like. Having episodes of depression while trying to study, learning to manage anxiety for the first time, or handling your developing identity as an individual. I’m here, I care about you. 

as a procrastinating overachiever i feel like i don’t necessarily “half-ass” things, it’s more like a “3/4 ass”. like overall did i do pretty well? yeah. did i reach my maximum potential though? i think the fuck Not.

my ultimate life hack? i like, never wear makeup except for occasions where i want to feel overly hot/professional. this way, people who see me everyday won’t be shocked when i don’t wear makeup, they will instead be shocked at how much hotter i can become. how much potential i don’t unlock for no reason other than laziness

hey just a reminder to all girls that it’s totally ok to love girls, to have crushes on girls, to find them attractive or cute or enchanting. it doesn’t make you gross or bad or broken; it’s not predatory or backwards to have feelings for women. if you were straight but now think you might like girls that’s totally fine, you don’t have to make a decision about how you identify before you’re ready and it’s ok to be uncertain — you’re completely free to explore your feelings and try out iding as bi or a lesbian and you’re also free to not pick a label at all. it can be scary sometimes but you’re not alone and you’re not doing anything wrong and there are so, so many lbpq women out there — myself included — willing to be your mothers and big sisters and cool gay aunts. we love you and you’re perfect just as you are and as whatever you decide to be