Do we have a word for the opposite of doxxing? Like, real-life people finding out your online username?
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@rakelrambles
Do we have a word for the opposite of doxxing? Like, real-life people finding out your online username?

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sitting in an armchair with a textbook or on a train taking notes from a missed lecture or at the dorm library doing exercise after exercise problem
a constant consumption to tea to accompany the slow intake of knowledge that is supposed to someday make me a productive member of society
i bring a sort of "every bug is important to the ecosystem even if i don't know what they exist for, and thinking they should go extinct because i don't like them is a really bad and harmful way of thinking about the world" to the animal discussions that people who think bugs are useless and shouldn't exist because they 'don't have any benefit to humans' don't really like
should be able to leave kudos on scientific studies. i liked your paper dude keep at it
sorry, Dr. Dude
Dude et. al.
need y'all to know that most academics have publicly searchable email addresses and this not only makes their day but they can put nice emails in their giant packets for applying for jobs or tenure. "hi i read your paper for a class and it was very helpful, im at xyz college and the class is blah with professor blah" is sufficient and ENORMOUSLY helpful
It seems that, once again, when you can't kudos, commenting is the way to go

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march!! spring is so close!!
(old draft i never posted)
25.11.24
yesterday, i realised that i need to slow down and rest more or i will get close to burnout. i am not the best at understanding what i am feeling so i am really glad that i realised this in time. today, i was thinking about how to do that and thought that sharing my progress in a low effort way may make me more aware of my efforts and could possibly also help someone else.
i have struggled with getting enough sleep since moving away and starting my engineering programme. there are so many fun things to do in the evenings and i am also just terrible at actually taking the steps towards going to bed and putting away my phone. therefore, i tend to not get up too early if i don’t have to.
today, i got up at 8 and got ready for the day. by 9.30 i was at uni ready to start studying. i have gotten quite comfortable in that i don’t actually go to uni as much since moving further away from uni but today i decided to go in the morning. i got a bit of maths done, not a ton but enough that i felt somewhat productive and like i have some momentum to keep going.
during lunch i had a meeting for a committee at the guild which i am a part of. after that i returned home to do some more studying. i find that spending whole days at uni are a bit too intense for me but it is good, both for my social life and my productivity to go to uni at least for a bit most days.
during the afternoon, i sat in the common room at my dorm with a pot of tea and got quite a lot of maths done. the common room is a pretty good substitute for studying at uni as it is rather quiet during the day and has less distractions than my room.
i need a large fandom for the book immediately it's so good
don’t underestimate the power of a comfort zone. knowing yourself and acting in a way that you know will make you happy and content is great! have found myself sitting in an armchair with a book and a cuppa much more frequently lately and i can say that my happiness and contentment has indeed increased.
acting like the nerd/normal human being/gremlin you are and not trying to act like people around you or whatever can apparently do wonders for your mental wellbeing
i hate it when im trying to find out how to do something and the only resources i can find are video tutorials. god forbid anyone write anything down

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hello! i thought i’d do a little introduction post to anyone who might stumble upon my account
my name is rakel, i am 21 and from sweden. i have just started a chemistry course at university, which is taking up most of my time. when i’m not studying, i like to read, sew, play instruments and sing in my choir.
update: for the second half of the term, i’m studying ecology and evolution. earlier in the term, i got a part-time job as a music teacher (singing and choir) which i have been loving as well.
update: moved to a new city and started an environmental engineering programme (5 yrs) in august. also joined a new choir and started playing in an orchestra. currently enrolled in two astronomy night classes as well which is at least one too much… i am having really fun with everything but i have realised that i need to slow down a bit so that i don’t burn out.
day 2 of not using the internet apart from at the library or school
ok well i havent been to the library or school today, so im technically cheating by being on here but oh well
i feel so free and so much like a kid again this isnt funny
like days feel so much longer, instead of scrolling i just sit and enjoy silence or i pick up a book or something
im actually getting my homework done (well, the homework i downloaded anyway)
i honestly dont know how long im going to try and do this for, maybe 30 days? that seems reasonable. though fear i will end up just doing it forever lmao
its raining slightly with a patter i can hear, and a nice breeze
My ancestors, watching me dump an entire stick of cinnamon, two cloves, an allspice berry, and a generous grating of nutmeg into my tea, sweetened with white sugar and loaded with cream, while I sit in my clean warm house surrounded by books, 25+ outfits for different occasions, and 6 pairs of shoes, in a building heated so well I have the windows open in mid-autumn:
Our daughter prospers. We are proud of her. She has never labored in a field but knows riches we could not have imagined.
I like this so much better than the idea that our ancestors would be embarrassed or ashamed of us for being “soft” or some crap like that.
My ancestors, watching me stuff my face with fried chicken while studying: She eats like an imperial concubine and can afford to study like am imperial scholar. WE MADE IT
She eats like an imperial concubine and can afford to study like am imperial scholar
My ancestors watching me use my stand mixer while living in a small apartment and attending university: Thou hast kneadeth bread in FOUR hail marys??? FOUR??? And thou ist poor as a churchmouse, yet liveth in a fine cottage with four pounds butter and fresh berries in thy larder!! And two featherbeds! And thou attendeth the King’s college, as a lord!!
My ancestors being like:
Look at this fine young lady! She can paint she can sew and embrody, she sings and read
And without a wealthy father to pay for that, plus she is florid in the body! She doesn’t know hunger!
We did it!
Me: /wearily studying/
My Ancestors: TRULY SH— what? They? A little unorthodox, but reasonable I suppose. TRULY THEY PROSPER, FOR THEY LIVE IN A DWELLING WITH MANY ROOMS AND ONLY THEIR SPOUSE TO SHARE IT WITH! THEY HAVE DOGS WHO DO NOT PERFORM A FUNCTION! THEY HAVE MANY BOOKS AND DO NOT HAVE TO SPIN THEIR OWN YARN! THEY BATHE AT A WHIM WITH GENTLE SOAP FREE OF LYE! OUR DESCENDANT BRINGS HONOR AND PRIDE TO OUR LINEAGE!
Me: /yawns and sips my coffee/
My Ancestors: /cheer wildly/
Me: *hunched over at my desk nursing a headache.*
My Ancestors: “Truly, we prosper; see here, our infirm descendant need not even work on her poor days, but has the luxury to rest as she sees need! A doctor attends to her illnesses; her clothes are warm and free of pests; she cares for exotic and dangerous animals within her own home! We have found the height of luxury!”
Me: *treats myself to a pineapple and a bunch of bananas*
My Georgian ancestors: ZOOTH SHE HAS BOUGHT A PINEAPPLE! NOT MERELY BORROWED ONE! TRULY SHE HAS ACHIEVED FAR MORE THAN WE COULD KNOW!
me: [puts on warm socks and a blanket, is now warm regardless of the weather outside]
My impoverished Russian Jewish ancestors:
Me: [learns to knit from youtube videos]
My ancestors: Our descendant, the heir to all our hopes and fears for a far-off future… She can buy fine clothes woven and knit by automatons, with but a fraction of a day’s earnings… and she does… she has so much free time to do as she pleases… and she uses some of that time to do what we did.
One woman from rural Poland, who died from smallpox in 1717 CE, a grandmother at 35: I knit roses and peonies into my and my children’s gloves… it wasn’t much extra work to dye the red, once I had already cleaned the wool and spun the yarn, and to knit in the designs… and I wasn’t a gifted knitter but I was a good knitter, and I thought, well, it might not make a difference to how warm the glove is, but it made the children happy and it made me happy. I liked to make things beautiful when I could.
Another woman, a peasant from what’s now France, who died from getting kicked by a mammoth in 8995 BCE: [Patting her on the back] I made my family’s clothes too. Every day my sister and I wove and wove and tended our children. We went out of our way to make the cloth lovely. Not a trace of it remains anywhere on earth now… But it mattered to us. And she might not know our names, or know it was us, but evidently, it matters to her too. She has so much beauty available to her, in every direction, and she wants to make it where we once made it.
[everyone sobbing and high-fiving each other.]
A man from Britain, 1104 CE, sitting at the trans-temporal telescope, reporting on my doings: She’s stopped knitting and now she’s playing minecraft.
The other ancestors: Ah, yes, the dream of building. We know this one well. What vision doth she design now?
Telescope man: Looks like… Some kind of floating temple?
Everyone: [Goes completely apeshit]
Me: studying Marine Biology, out in the middle of the Elkhorn slough absolutely fucking covered in the most foul-smelling mud and swamp scum you can imagine, deliriously happy as I spot a tell-tale bubbling in the mud. I jump off the small dock and drive my entire arm into the mud like a Mortal Kombat Character ripping someone’s heart out of their chest, and pull out a 4lb, two-foot long Geoduck Clam and hold it aloft, triumphant.
My Homminid ancestors, who were doing exactly this with much smaller clams 900,000 years ago: *going absolutely literally apeshit over my flawless technique and the marvelous size of my quarry* CLAM! CLAM! CLAM! CLAM! CLAM! CLAM! CLAM! WHOOOOOOOOO!!!!
a less busy day
on tuesday, i had a lovely, and also quite relaxed, first day back after easter. i was able to take easter off uni work and just relax, hang out with my family and read (i read loads of astrobiology which was fun)
i didn’t have any lecture for the first day back so i had a lie in and spent the rest of the morning doing some final preparations for my presentation the following day (yesterday).
after lunch, i had decided that i would not do any studying so i practiced some of haydn’s nelson mass for choir and worked on my current sewing project. i am currently in the pattern drafting stage but it is really fun and moving along quite nicely!
i hope you had a good day and a lovely easter if you celebrated!
Found at an outdoor market in Kreuzberg, Berlin. “Das kleine Buch vom Tee,” (The Little Book from Tea) by Martina Koch, printed in Germany c. 1994.

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hello! i thought i’d do a little introduction post to anyone who might stumble upon my account
my name is rakel, i am 21 and from sweden. i have just started a chemistry course at university, which is taking up most of my time. when i’m not studying, i like to read, sew, play instruments and sing in my choir.
update: for the second half of the term, i’m studying ecology and evolution. earlier in the term, i got a part-time job as a music teacher (singing and choir) which i have been loving as well.
A Day of Small Wins
Shower + full body scrub + skincare Wrap yourself in your softest clothes. Light a candle. Play a playlist that makes you feel powerful.
Laundry (at least start it, folding can wait)
Cook something simple, just enough to get by
Research work (at least 30–45 minutes, even if unfocused)
Call home (just get it done, no overthinking)
Afterward, give yourself thirty minutes of uninterrupted escape. Play a game altos Odessy
Journal for at least five minutes, even if it’s just venting
Take a night walk, if the weather allows Let the quiet settle in. The world feels different at night. When you return, make chamomile tea.
A Promise for Tomorrow If at least five things from this list find their way into today, the library awaits. A change of scenery, a quiet place to breathe. Dress up a little. Bring a snack. Let it be something to look forward to.