Taking madness for a walk

I believe it is important to address the other side of studyblr; we all talk about how important mental health is, and should be, in this community. But what we don’t talk about enough is the fact that it’s more clique than anything. By which I mean that certain studyblrs are so big they can seem unreachable; and that can be factored into another issue, the desire to have enough likes and reblogs; we have to have the perfect notes, or there won’t be any other type of notes, if you catch my drift. It’s stigmatic, it’s unfair; some small blogs rely on reblogs from bigger blogs, some rely on posting consistently (or constantly), but the fact remains.

We must change the aesthetic, once and for all, to include the smaller blogs, the dark blogs, the ones that aren’t as actively; it’s a community, not a clique of who has the most stationary or the most followers. Those who have the certain notes that are so admired are wonderful; but not all of us have that time to put into it, and we work just as hard at our academics, at becoming the person we would like to be, as they do.

HEAR OUR VOICE!

I am on my way to Istanbul, I will be at the protests as well. I will be giving updates on this.

hey all!

one that is actually designed to be used independently, rigid frame, without any fancy electronics, is a lot of money.

how much do you think the wheelchair shown below is worth?

It cost more than a brand new car. Almost 60k for a wheelchair he can use to sustain his farm. JUST to sustain his farm.

don’t buy it.

our younger brothers and sisters might eat a tide pod and get us blamed for it, but we have more in common with them than we ever had with boomers or gen x.

Image 1: a tweet from a verified user with display name “Emily 🥯 Tamkin” and handle @/emilyctamkin, reading: “I love this trend of “ahaha, millenials, teens don’t think you’re cool.” Teens didn’t think I was cool when I was a teen, why would they start now.”

Image 2: An edited version of the “Don’t make me tap the sign” meme, split into 2 panels.

Panel 1: the bus driver in The Simpsons drives his bus and stares ahead at the road with an annoyed expression on his face. The caption reads, “Don’t make me tap the sign.” in all caps and in the funky Simpsons font.

The Signal for Help was first introduced in Canada by the Canadian Women’s Foundation on April 14, 2020, and on April 28, 2020 in the United States by the Women’s Funding Network (WFN). It received widespread praise from local, national, and international news organizations for helping provide a modern solution to the issue of a rise in domestic violence cases.

The signal has been recognized by over 40 organizations across Canada and the United States as a useful tool to help combat domestic violence.

you are real.

you are not in a coma.

you are not in a simulation.

you are not in danger.

you are not a bad person because of your psychosis.

nobody is out to get you.

nobody is following you.

nobody is trying to hurt you.

nobody is trying to poison you.

nobody is filming you.

nobody is hiding in your home.

you are safe.

you are loved.

you are valuable.

Corgi pups march in single file to conceal the strength of their number from the enemy