#ACADEMIC SUCCESS??????

[mqfx]

NO IT DOES NOT YOU CORNY ASSHOLES AND I KNOW THIS BECAUSE I DID A WHOLE PROJECT ON IT IN COLLEGE*

CLEARLY it doesn't work when you can't even spell fucking "navigate" 😒

FOR THE LOVE OF GOD YOU ARE ALLOWED TO HAVE HOBBIES THAT AREN'T "RESPECTABLE" WHY DO YOU GUYS CARE SO MUCH WHAT OTHER PEOPLE THINK. JUST WRITE THE FIC YOU ARE MAKING US ALL LOOK STUPID

[femalegeniuss]

[winningismyjob]

Success in your studies isn’t about cramming the night before or relying on last-minute luck; it’s about consistent effort and dedication. Every time you sit down to study, you’re investing in your future self. Remember, the small, daily efforts add up to something great. So, take a deep breath, organize your notes, and tackle each topic one step at a time. Your journey may be challenging, but it’s also incredibly rewarding.

There will be days when motivation is low, and distractions seem endless. On those days, remind yourself why you started. Think about the goals you’re striving toward, the knowledge you’re gaining, and the growth you’re experiencing. You’re capable of more than you realize. Stay disciplined, take breaks when needed, and don’t forget to celebrate your progress, no matter how small. You’ve got this!

[zenlosingit]

The other day I came across this amazing post of a bingqiu role-reversal au and thought how fun would it be to see one of the novel covers flipped to fit that au, and promptly ran to go sketch the idea out.

Idk if I’ll finish the sketch, but maybe this will help push me to flesh it out one day. Who knows 🤷🏼‍♀️

[somewhere-rich]

Realising my age is getting serious but my life isn't.

[yourmoonie]

Manifestation made me unrecognizable

July 2022 was when I officially started practicing the law consciously, and let me tell you, it has changed my life!

I also graduated with a 4.0 GPA

I will forever be proud of myself

Thank you, Moonie, (myself) for being a master manifester

Being smart and beautiful is indeed sexy and makes life easier

I am now a proud holder of two high honors, BA + MA (double major (specialized in pedagogy (social science))

[feelingtheaster99]

When Kristen cuts in with, “But where does that leave ME?” was a moment of PEAK COMEDY

[kisiselintihar]

[poetryofmuses]

Academic validation is more rewarding than any other validation, so go study and make your parents proud and live the life you want.

[clegfly]

I had a vision…

[acespeon]

I love both Stan twins but fandom really takes the Filbrick way of thinking wrt how smart Stanley is

[femalegeniuss]

"Half of her beauty is her brain"

[winningismyjob]

Late night study sessions might feel exhausting, but they're also some of the most rewarding moments in your academic journey. When the world is quiet, and it's just you and your books, you have the opportunity to dive deep into your studies, to understand, and to grow. Remember, every hour you put in, every note you take, and every concept you master is a step closer to your goals.

It's okay to feel tired. It's okay to take breaks. But never forget the power of persistence. Each time you push through, you're building not just your knowledge, but also your resilience. This is your journey, and while it might not always be easy, it's worth it.

So, surround yourself with what inspires you whether it's a cup of coffee, your favorite study playlist, or motivational quotes that keep you going. You’ve got this. Keep your head up, your mind sharp, and your heart determined. Every challenge you overcome is a victory, every question you answer is progress.

Stay focused, stay motivated, and remember why you started. You’re capable of more than you know, and this is just one step on your path to success. Keep going. The effort you put in today will pay off tomorrow.

[cardi-c]

[somewhere-rich]

The eldest daughter(exhausted).

[queenieofaces]

I swear, my students this semester are going to make me either combust from emotions or have to write a post about queer mentorship because so far I've got:

student who asked about my ace ring

student who came to office hours to talk about gender, because they're trying to figure out their own gender and they thought I would have helpful things to say

student who said he was really grateful to have an openly non-binary professor because it means that he can see a model for what his future might look like

student who keeps dropping by office hours to talk about being a QPoC (and having to deal with racism in queer spaces)

all the students who just casually come out to me in office hours (god. I know that the world has changed so much since I was in college, but what a gift regardless)

and then of course the two separate students who have asked me for help with their D&D campaigns, which is honestly the funniest possible read of me