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[missdollcouture]

NEW YEAR, NEW ME

this is a collab w the it girl @prettieinpink !!

HABITS TO IMPLEMENT 

Movement (yoga, running, Pilates, walking, gym, etc. Anything that allows you to move your body 

Reflection- make a note of things you would like to improve on. This could be self-love, relationships, 

STAY CONSISTENT

Consistency is key. Make sure to stick to your plan and keep working towards your goals every day. Even small steps are progress. Try to make your goal part of your daily routine. 

HOW TO STAY CONSISTENT 

SCHEDULE- Setting schedules helps really well with consistency. Make a schedule for the tasks you need to do daily or weekly to achieve your goals. This can help you make your goals a part of your routine, making it easier to stay consistent.

STAY ORGANIZED- Keep track of your tasks and goals. Use tools like calendars, to-do lists, or apps to help you stay organized and remember what you need to do.

DISCIPLINE YOURSELF- Sometimes, you won't feel like working towards your goals, and that's okay. The key is to maintain discipline and do the task anyway. Remember, consistency is about doing the task regularly, not just when you feel like it.

START SMALL- Don't overwhelm yourself with huge tasks. Start small and gradually increase your workload as you build consistency.

DON’T BE TOO HARD ON YOURSELF- If you miss a day, don't beat yourself up. Instead, acknowledge that it happened, understand why, and move on. Consistency is about long-term progress, not perfection.

CREATE A PLAN

Once you know what your goals are, create a step-by-step plan on how to achieve them. Break down each goal into smaller, manageable tasks. This might involve creating a timeline, setting deadlines, or identifying resources or tools you might need.

LEAVE THINGS IN THE PAST 

In 2023, I’m sure everyone has had ups and downs, but not letting them define you as a person is something that has to be done in order for you to become a new person.

HOW TO LEAVE THINGS IN THE PAST

ACCEPTANCE-  Acknowledge the past and accept it as part of your life story. Understand that it's something that has shaped you but doesn't define you.

FORGIVENESS- Forgive yourself and others. Holding onto resentment only harms you. Letting go of grudges can bring a sense of peace and open up space for healthier relationships.

LEARN FROM IT- Every experience, good or bad, is an opportunity to learn. Reflect on these experiences and use them as stepping stones to better decisions in the future.

FOCUS ON THE PRESENT- The past is unchangeable, but the present is in your control. Concentrate on what you can do now to create a positive future.

SET NEW GOALS- Create new objectives for yourself. This gives you something to work towards and helps shift your focus from the past to the future.

PRACTISE MINDFULNESS- Mindfulness is about staying focused on the present moment. Practices like meditation can help you stay grounded and prevent you from dwelling on the past.

ADJUST YOUR PLAN AS NEEDED

It's okay if your initial plan doesn't work out exactly as you thought. Life happens, and it's important to be flexible and adapt your plan as needed. If you find that a certain approach isn't working, don't be afraid to try something different.

PRACTICE SELF CARE

Remember to take care of yourself physically, emotionally, and mentally. This can include things like getting enough sleep, eating healthy, exercising regularly, and taking time to relax and do things you enjoy. Don't forget that self-care is an important part of reaching your goals.

WAYS TO PRACTICE SELF CARE-

BALANCED DIET-  There is no need to restrict yourself from foods but eating a healthy, balanced diet is crucial for maintaining physical health. Try to include plenty of fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, and whole grains in your diet.

EXERCISE REGULARLY- Regular physical activity can help reduce stress, improve mood, and boost overall health. This doesn't necessarily mean going to the gym - it could be anything from a brisk walk to a yoga class

GET ENOUGH SLEEP-  Aim for 7-9 hours of sleep per night. Establish a regular sleep schedule and create a relaxing bedtime routine to improve sleep quality.

STAY HYDRATED-  Drinking enough water each day is important for overall health. Try to aim for at least 8 glasses per day.

TAKE BREAKS- Make sure to take regular breaks throughout the day, especially if you're working or studying. This can help prevent burnout and improve productivity.

DO THINGS YOU ENJOY- Make time for hobbies or activities you enjoy. This could be anything from reading a book to playing a sport to painting. 

  CELEBRATE SMALL THINGS

Don't wait until you've reached your big goal to celebrate. Celebrate small wins along the way to keep your motivation high. This could be treating yourself to something you enjoy, or simply taking a moment to acknowledge your achievement.

REFLECTING ON THE PAST YEAR

Think about how the past year went. Did you learn anything? Did you reach new goals? If you don't the answers to these questions, I recommend further examining your year!!

[nenelonomh]

improving your focus

improving focus is crucial for several reasons, especially in today's fast-paced world dominated by rapidly consumed media. focusing enhances productivity by allowing you to complete tasks more efficiently and effectively, leading to better results in less time.

it also improves mental health by reducing distractions and lowering stress levels, creating a sense of accomplishment and control over your workload. deep focus helps you engage more thoroughly with your tasks, leading to higher quality outcomes and greater creativity. it is essential for lifelong learning, enabling you to absorb and retain information better for continuous personal growth.

in the information overload age, where digital platforms bombard us with constant information, maintaining focus helps prevent cognitive overwhelm and helps you to stay clear of the ever-growing brainrot. many apps and platforms are designed to fragment our attention, making it crucial to develop strong focus skills to concentrate on important tasks. focusing also promotes better mental well-being by creating mental space and clarity amidst the rapid consumption of media. it helps prioritize high-quality content and meaningful experiences over superficial information, ultimately contributing to your overall well-being and productivity.

improving your focus can make a big difference in your productivity and overall well-being. here are some tips to help you stay focused:

set clear goals: knowing what you want to achieve can keep you on track. break larger goals into smaller, manageable tasks.

create a routine: establish a daily routine that includes dedicated time for focused work. consistency helps train your brain to concentrate.

limit distractions: identify and eliminate things that divert your attention, whether it's unnecessary notifications or a cluttered workspace.

take regular breaks: use techniques like the pomodoro method to work in intervals and take short breaks. it helps prevent burnout and maintains mental sharpness.

stay organized: keep your workspace tidy and use tools like to-do lists or planners to prioritize and track tasks.

practice mindfulness: incorporate mindfulness techniques such as meditation or deep breathing to enhance your concentration and reduce stress.

stay active: regular exercise can improve your overall energy levels and cognitive function, helping you stay focused.

nourish your body: a balanced diet and proper hydration are essential for maintaining focus and mental clarity.

get enough sleep: prioritize quality sleep to ensure your brain is well-rested and ready to tackle tasks each day.

continuous learning: engage in activities that challenge your brain, like puzzles or learning a new skill, to keep your mind sharp.

now! don't read this and continue scrolling! get a drink of water! have a break! what's the point of any of these posts if you aren't actually going to make a change?

here, and here are 2 links to OFFICIAL studies conducted with rats on the effect of diet on the brain. in both of these studies, the rats consumed an equivalent of the standard american diet (SAD) - and were affected significantly more by health problems and memory issues than the control groups.

i hope this was helpful! send an ask if you have any questions?

❤️nene

[sunny-and-moonbow]

Sugar Daddy Pro Hero Deku x Reader

Word count: 562

Warnings: none, general fluff, sugar daddy/sugar baby

A/n: wip to test out a different idea to usual

Summary: In a sleep deprived state you meet a mysterious stranger on a dating site you'd all but given up on

Masterlist

You wish you could say you met him before he was a pro hero, but that would just be a lie. You also wish you could say you weren’t with him for his money, but that would just be another lie. Not that you actually have to talk about your relationship with the pro hero, it being a secret and all

You met him on a pretty sketchy website that advertised ‘sugar daddies’, in desperate need of help paying off your university student loans, you caved and began searching. You met a bunch of duds who wanted nudes upfront, that just made you shudder and consider abandoning the website all together. It was like a normal dating app, being immediately sexualised or given the driest conversation known to man and expected to somehow be interested. It was absolutely exhausting, and you began to use the site less and less. Your work and school commitments getting in your way.

Most hope was lost after a couple of months of texting the older guys on the site. Until one night you were idoly scrolling, laid on your side under your cosy covers. You tried, and failed to stifle a yawn, eyes watering as they clench shut, your right hand came up to your face and the back of your hand pressed against your gaping lips. The glare of your phone caused you to squint your now sensitive eyes, the ding of a notification from your semi-abandoned website drawing your eyes to the time in the corner of the screen.

2:14am

Well shit. You were SUPPOSED to go to sleep early, your recent sleep debt building to an unfixable amount with your intense workload from your courses and all the extra shifts you picked up in an attempt to simply get by, to just pay your rent. 

The message had come through from an anonymous sender, never a good sign. But you guess in your sleep deprived state, that little voice of logic got rugby slammed into a wall. Before you thought twice, your index finger inched towards the notification, opening up the site. The message read:

‘Hello! Tell me about yourself!’

Well that's not much to go on, but that's expected of an anonymous account-ooo maybe he was famous or something and didn’t want his fans to find him! That means lots of money, this site may work out after all. Either way, him asking about you and not dominating the conversation talking about only himself was a first. Too good to be true.

You warily stare at the message for sometime, before giving into impulse and deciding to respond, giving him your name and other basic details that weren’t too personal. His responses came almost immediately, shocking you a little at first but you quickly got used to it. As the conversation crawled along, your responses slowed, unable to keep up with the previous pace, your eyelids began to droop, your tired state preventing you from supporting their weight. As they begin the water and the fuzz takes over your vision, you just barely manage to make out the three dots disappearing and reappearing, before a short but sweet message comes through.

‘Get some sleep, its late ❤️’

A small smile tugs at your lips before your eyes lock shut, phone slipping from your hands into the mattress, the conversation left open. 

Thoughts?

-Sunny 🌞🧡

[pastel-charm-14]

dealing with academic burnout

hey lovelies! if you're feeling burnt out with school right now, you're not alone. here are some tips to help you push through and finish strong!! (long post incoming :))

BREAK IT DOWN -

big assignments can feel overwhelming, so break them into smaller, more manageable tasks. instead of "write a 10-page paper," think "write an outline," "research for 1 hour," "write the introduction," and so on. this makes the workload less daunting and helps you make consistent progress. it's also helpful to keep track of those smaller tasks in a list.

BE REALISTIC -

prioritize your tasks and set achievable daily or weekly goals. don't try to do everything at once. make a to-do list every day, and highlight your most important tasks. this helps you stay organized but also it feels really good to check things off your list :) for example, aim to complete two math problems instead of the entire set, or read one chapter instead of the whole book, and see where it goes from there.

TAKE BREAKS -

in order to be productive, you need to rest your mind!! try the pomodoro technique: work for 25 minutes, then take a 5-minute break. after four cycles, take a longer break (15-30 minutes). during your breaks, do something completely different from your study activity. get up, stretch, grab a snack, or go for a quick walk outside. it's refreshing for your mind and body.

STAY ACTIVE -

physical activity helps reduce stress and improve your mood. so you should aim to get at least 30 minutes of exercise a day. this could be a workout, a yoga session, or even just a really fast walk. if you don't have much time, try putting short bursts of activity in throughout your day. for example, do some stretches or a few jumping jacks between pomodoro cycles.

GET SUPPORT -

talk to friends, family, or a counselor if you're feeling overwhelmed. sometimes, just having someone listen can make a huge difference!! if you’re struggling with a particular subject or area, try forming/joining a study group or seeking help from a tutor. working with others can give you new perspectives and helps with loneliness.

HAVE A HEALTHY DIET -

your brain needs proper fuel to function at its best. try to eat balanced meals with fruits, veggies, whole grains, and protein. avoid too much caffeine and sugary snacks, because those can lead to energy crashes. keep a water bottle with you and make sure you're drinking enough throughout the day to keep your energy levels stable.

GET ENOUGH SLEEP -

pulling all-nighters is going to affect your concentration and memory. go for 7-8 hours of sleep each night. get a bedtime routine in place to help signal to your body that it's time to wind down. this could include stuff like reading a book, listening to calming music, or doing some mindfulness exercises. avoid screens at least an hour before bed, because the blue light can interfere with your sleep.

REWARD YOURSELF -

give yourself something to look forward to after completing a task. a favorite snack, watching an episode of your favorite show, or spending some time on social media, really anything that makes you happy. rewards reinforce your positive behavior and make studying feel more manageable. for example, tell yourself, "after I finish this chapter, I'll take a break to watch a funny youtube video."

STAY ORGANIZED -

keep track of deadlines and dates!! it will save you so much stress!! use a planner, calendar app, or bullet journal to log all your assignments and exam dates. you can also color code by subject/priority to make it easier to see what needs attention. review your schedule often and adjust it when you need to.

GIVE YOURSELF SOME LOVE -

it's okay to feel tired and stressed!! be kind to yourself and remember that you're doing your best. if you need to take a break, don't feel guilty about it. self-care is just as important as academic achievement. try some mindfulness or meditation and just take a moment to ground yourself.

hang in there, you've got this! just a little bit more to go and it'll be all worth it in the end. 🫶

[audreys-diaryy]

Ultimate guide to acing college summer classes 🧋

It’s the first week of june and on my campus, summer 1 classes starts! So time for the ultimate guide to acing college summer classes ♡

Get a cute planner or digital app to track assignments and deadlines

Break down your goals for each week to manage your workload effectively

Find your study spot! Choose air conditioned libraries or shaded outdoor areas. Don’t stay in the heat too long and don’t forget to wear sunscreen everyday

Engage with the material through quizzes, discussions, and teaching concepts to friends

Take regular breaks for relaxation and self-care. Hit the pool, go for a walk, or indulge in a hobby

Join a study group! Find classmates to study with. You can support each other and make learning more fun

Treat yourself after completing big tasks. A little shopping spree or a fun outing can be a great motivator

Use other online resources for extra learning

Lastly, keep a positive mindset! Think about how these courses will help you achieve your future aspirations 💕

[growingstories]

Jonathan

Jonathan Beck, a renowned fitness influencer with a massive social media following, had established himself as a fitness expert. With his app and monthly fitness columns, he was making a comfortable living. His expertise and popularity caught the attention of Men's Health magazine, who offered him a monthly column on fitness nutrition. Jonathan's first column focused on the carnivore diet, which he thoroughly enjoyed, especially the restaurant located right below his apartment. This restaurant happened to be one of the best meat joints in town, and the owner, Berney, greatly appreciated Jonathan's positive impact on his business. The owner extended an open invitation to Jonathan to eat at his restaurant anytime.

To escape the monotony of working from home, Jonathan began writing his columns from the restaurant. Berney, being a generous host, would always bring him a substantial serving of entrecote. As weeks went by, Jonathan found himself visiting the restaurant regularly - both for his columns and to craft fitness programs for his followers. It became a gathering spot for Jonathan's followers, who would often drop by to discuss food fitness and.

The success of Jonathan's monthly column led to an extension of his collaboration with Men's Health magazine. He even landed a cover shoot and an interview. Additionally, he was given the responsibility of creating monthly meal plans for the's magazine subscribers. But, a few weeks before his photoshoot, Jonathan noticed that his abs were slightly obscured by a layer of fat.

In a desperate attempt to prepare for the shoot, he resorted to a crash diet, a practice he never endorsed on his platform due to his belief in body positivity. Miraculously, the crash diet worked, and within three weeks, his abs were once again prominently visible in the photos.

With the increasing workload, Jonathan realized that he needed assistance with his own fitness program and social media. He hired a young fitness enthusiast, Mark, to help him manage his tasks. They decided to have weekly meetings at Berney's restaurant, which meant that Jonathan's visits became more elaborate. He would start with a healthy breakfast of avocado, eggs, and steak, conduct his meetings, and then indulge in a lavish lunch, often accompanied by Berney's special cake.

Oblivious to the consequences, Jonathan's abs were once again hidden beneath a layer of fat. However, his growing popularity continued to attract more followers, and the decided magazine to offer him a prominent position as their creative director. This meant that Jonathan had to spend a few days a week in meetings with the team, while the rest of his work was carried out from Berney's restaurant. Unfortunately, amidst his newfound success, Jonathan neglected his own fitness. His belly began protruding, and Berney would jokingly poke fun at his weight during his visits. Berney graciously allowed Jonathan to sample all his new dishes, which Jonathan would eagerly devour. Meanwhile, Mark, who remained strict with his own diet, took over the task of filming workout videos.

Weeks turned into months, and Jonathan found himself completely out of shape. He casually dismissed his ex-jock physique, claiming that he was merely bulking up. One day, Jonathan crossed paths with the publishing director, Peter Stanford, who barely recognized him due to his weight gain. Peter, aware of Jonathan's love for food, offered him an enticing opportunity. He proposed a new venture called "The Big 500," a book reviewing the top 500 restaurants in the US, to be published every five years. Peter wanted Jonathan to undertake the task, which would require him to visit and review all 500 restaurants. Lured by the prospect, Jonathan accepted the offer, fully aware that it would take an immense amount of time and dedication. He shared the news with Mark, who now had additional responsibilities. To compensate, Mark received a pay raise and shares in the company. Berney, proud of their achievements, offered them a large piece of cake and champagne to celebrate.

Jonathan meticulously planned his schedule, intending to visit three restaurants each week. He would conduct his meetings remotely during the day and visit the restaurants at night. After three days in city each, he would return to Berney's to write his reviews. Berney, known for his kindness, would provide snacks to help Jonathan stay focused, and Jonathan happily indulged. The next day, Jonathan would catch up with Mark and discuss business matters. On the remaining office days, he would dedicate his time to the publishing company. Unbeknownst to him, his clothes began straining against his expanding waistline.

Recognizing the need for speed, Jonathan decided to review six restaurants per week, thereby saving time for lunch reservations. This meant that every day he visited two restaurants, enjoyed Berney's snacks, consumed airline food, and indulged in office donuts. The consequences were dire. His weight started ballooning, and rumors began circulating about his physical transformation. Determined not to give up publically, Jonathan resumed working out at the gym, utilizing his own fitness program. However, he soon realized that he had become incredibly out of shape. The strain on his clothes reminded him of his former fit self, and he resolved to get back in shape. With determination, Jonathan hit the gym every morning for a month, striving to reclaim his previous physique. He pushed himself, even though he struggled to perform basic exercises.

One day, while in the office, he stumbled upon a box of supplement bars and decided to forego his usual snacking habits. Oblivious to the fact that they were weight gainers, he enjoyed a few and took some home. He requested more bars from the office, assuming they were a healthier alternative to airline food. The office promptly ordered a large supply. Jonathan continued devouring the bars during his travels, unaware of their purpose. Weeks passed, and his clothes grew tighter once again. He struggled even to tie his shoes due to his expanding belly. His arms had also grown significantly, which he attributed to his intense workouts. It was only when Mark noticed him eating another bar that he questioned Jonathan's choice. Mark, having read an article about the bars, informed Jonathan that they were indeed weight gainers.

Jonathan halted his consumption of the bars, but his calorie intake remained high. Unwilling to abandon his goal of completing the book, he continued on his path, accepting the progressive weight gain as a cost of his ambition. Months flew by, and after two years of relentless work, Jonathan had successfully met his deadline. His book was ready for release. Despite the challenges of his weight, he felt a sense of accomplishment. Peter, satisfied with Jonathan's performance, made him the creative director of the entire publishing company and offered to buy his fitness platform.

Jonathan weighed his options and eventually accepted the offer, understanding that this transition would provide a more structured and manageable pace. After dedicating himself wholeheartedly for two years, he had achieved his goals and set himself up for a successful future.

[positive-mystic]

How to avoid burnout

Avoiding burnout involves proactive self-care, setting boundaries, and making time for recovery. Here are some effective tips to prevent burnout:

1. Prioritize Self-Care

Physical Health: Maintain a balanced diet, stay hydrated, and exercise regularly. Sleep at least 7–9 hours per night.

Mental Health: Practice mindfulness, meditation, or relaxation techniques to reduce stress.

Hobbies: Engage in activities you enjoy outside of work or your main responsibilities.

2. Set Clear Boundaries

Work Hours: Stick to defined working hours and avoid checking emails or working outside those times.

Saying No: Learn to decline tasks or commitments that stretch you too thin.

3. Manage Workload Effectively

Prioritize Tasks: Focus on what’s most important or urgent and delegate where possible.

Break Tasks Down: Divide larger projects into manageable steps.

Time Management: Use techniques like the Pomodoro method to stay productive without overworking.

4. Take Breaks

Micro-Breaks: Step away from work for a few minutes every hour.

Vacation: Use vacation days or take time off to fully disconnect and recharge.

5. Cultivate a Support System

Talk About It: Share your feelings with trusted friends, family, or colleagues.

Seek Help: If needed, consult a therapist or counselor for professional guidance.

6. Stay Organized

Plan Ahead: Use tools like calendars, to-do lists, or project management apps to stay on top of tasks.

Declutter: Keep your workspace tidy to reduce stress and improve focus.

7. Recognize Warning Signs

Monitor yourself for early signs of burnout, such as chronic fatigue, irritability, or a sense of disconnection, and act immediately to address them.

8. Focus on What You Can Control

Don’t dwell on things outside your influence. Concentrate your energy on actionable steps.

9. Incorporate Flexibility

Allow room in your schedule for unexpected events or changes, so you don’t feel overwhelmed.

10. Reassess Goals and Expectations

Ensure your personal and professional goals are realistic and aligned with your values. Adjust them if they’re contributing to stress.

Burnout prevention is a continuous process. Regularly evaluate your habits and make adjustments to sustain a healthy balance.

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[fuck-customers]

Oh my god they're literally doing it. They're doing the fucking overly memed pizza party unironically. Lmaoo fuck all the way off.

I've bitched about this scam before, so some regular followers may remember the phone number scam, but I'll recap anyway.

GFH has a phone number scam where they pressure us employees into pressuring customers to give us their phone number + full first and last name + email + home address and tell the customer that it's for "rewards" which is a bold-faced lie. We DO have rewards, but they cannot be accessed by the cashier or register AT ALL. The customer has to have the store app downloaded onto their phone and must be signed into their account to get rewards or coupons. Cashiers have NO access to this information and cannot retrieve it for customers if they forget their phone or can't sign into their app. And we do not have printed coupons available. Customer forgets their coupons? Tough shit.

There is literally no benefit for customers to give over their contact info. At. All. A transaction with the signup and a transaction without are EXACTLY the same. So, obviously most customers are not real eager to hand over their info.

But customers that do automatically assume that it's like legitimate stores that do have real rewards systems that are activated through their phone numbers. And it doesn't help that management lies to them by omission/misdirection and calls the signups "rewards system" and encourages naive new hires to lie to customers. So customers assume that because they rattled off their phone number, now they get discounts.

They do not.

Another "benefit" management tried to lie to customers about at first was by saying that they could only do returns without receipts if the customer signed over all their personal info, but that was very quickly disproven and is easily worked around. (For example, a return without a receipt requires a "government ID number" where the cashier is supposed to ask the customer for their ID and type in the ID number, but you can literally keysmash some random numbers and hit enter and it works exactly the same)

(I personally get around all of this by keysmashing a bunch of numbers to make up a phone number and input the customers name and email as x x x@x.com or whatever random letters I hit first. The only "mandatory"- i.e. criteria that the register requires you to fill in- is first and last names, phone number and email, so I skip the address shit, but I know managers do it the "correct" way and bully customers into giving over all of the other personal info)

So now they (management or corporate or both) want us to get an 80%+ rate of signups (new and old customers both count, woohoo I fucking guess) and then they'll give us either the memed pizza party (unironically), or a taco bar (whatever that is) or a potato bar (whatever that is) All of this while being paid minimum wage, no raise or bonus for the extra workload, while each of us gets 3-12 hours a week. Absolutely no mention of increasing hours or pay increases or bonuses.

They also didn't specify what the 80% was a percentage OF. 80% of your daily transactions? 80% of your weekly transactions? Biweekly? Monthly? Fuck knows.

So corporate and management both can take their stupid pizza party, taco bar and potato bar and shove them all directly up their asses.

Posted by admin Rodney.

[callibones-art]

working more on my great god grove godsona.... name of CALLI-APP-E! (pronounced like calliope).

she's the god of a volcanic area, which she managed to keep cooled with her band of followers (a bunch of robots keeping the fans going). but after the king sent her a letter telling her how good-for-nothing she was, she lost her sense of self-respect and started helping Anyone with Anything! and as the tasks built up more n more the ground began to crack and shake and the volcano began to boil...

as the godpoke ventures through her area, they join her in trying to stay on top of her workload. it's already rapidly increasing before the bizzyboys show up expecting her to stay on their pace, giving both you and her all sorts of bizzy work to add to the plate!

also her arms keep accidentally getting unplugged and going flying because her gestures are so animated

[sebastianstanisahotmf]

a perfect winters day

Bucky Barnes x Reader

A/N This is a part of my 100 followers celebration. At this point I'm gonna stop apologising because my shitty time management issues and son make it hard for me to adhere to the time frames I have given to myself so I will post the fics when I have time to. (I love my son millions so I'm not blaming him for me posting so late but I'm just saying that I like to spend time with him which means it's hard to find time to write) I hope you understand. Also, likes, comments and reblogs are appreciated.

THIS IS NOT AN 18+ FIC BUT I STILL FEEL UNCOMFORTABLE WITH MINORS READING MY FICS SO PLEASE DNI IF YOU ARE A MINOR.

Summary You and Bucky have the perfect day in as it snows outside.

DO NOT REPOST ON ANY OTHER APPS/WEBSITES. THE ONLY PLACE THIS FIC IS ON IS TUMBLR.

Warnings Fluff, allusions to smut

“Wake up doll,” Bucky whispered into your ear, “It snowed last night.”

“Mm?” you slightly opened your eyes.

“It snowed doll!”

You sat up as soon as the words registered in your head,”Really!?” 

“Yeah doll, look,” Bucky wrapped your blanket around you and picked you up.

He walked over to the window in your bedroom and you gasped when you looked outside. Everywhere was covered in a sheet of pure white. The snow untouched, unbothered by anyone. The streets were empty, not a soul out there. It was like a winter wonderland especially since everything was so still it didn’t look real. 

“It’s so beautiful,” you gushed.

“Not as beautiful as you doll,” Bucky added, winking at you.

“You’re so romantic it’s almost disgusting,” you told him with a smile on your face.

“But you love it doll,” Bucky leaned in to kiss you. 

It was such a perfect moment, kissing the person you love the most while the world outside stood still, a beautiful landscape, the type you see in the movies and read in books. 

Bucky pulled back from the kiss with slightly swollen lips and a massive grin on his face, “I think we should make some hot chocolate and waffles.”

“I think thats a good idea babe.”

Bucky took the blanket off you and then took you into the bathroom. He put you down so you could brush your teeth while he did the same. 

Once you had done that, you walked into the kitchen to get started on the waffle batter as Bucky was making the hot chocolates. 

The way you both moved around the kitchen so gracefully and in sync made the scene seem rehearsed. The truth was that you and Bucky regularly made it a team effort to make breakfast so that neither of you feel like you have too many responsibilities. That’s how everything worked with you and Bucky; you both shared the workload in your shared apartment which not only made it easier, but allowed you both to feel equal. 

This may not have worked for other people but it worked for you and Bucky which is all that mattered. 

After the waffles and hot chocolates were made, you sat next to eachother at the dining table in your kitchen. Bucly had put every imaginable topping for waffles and hot chocolates on the table. 

“What do you want to do today?” Bucky asked, as he shoved an almost too big piece of waffle - loaded with every topping possible- in his mouth. 

You rolled your eyes and finished chewing the food you had in your mouth before responding, “I just want to stay in today, you know I like looking at the snow but going out in it is a different story.”

“I’m very aware doll, especially after our trip to Canada a few months ago,” Bucky chuckled at the memory of you slipping over. 

“You’re so sadistic Barnes,” you retorted.

“You didn’t moan about it last night, well you did, but not in that way,” Bucky smirked.

You picked up a strawberry and threw it at him.

“Hey, that’s not fair, I’m only telling the truth, Santa doesn’t come if you lie.”

“And you’re not gonna cum tonight if you keep teasin’ me,” you retaliated. 

“Is that a promise?” he questioned, raising an eyebrow.

You knew that Bucky would always be in charge in the bedroom, but it was fun to joke around. 

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A few hours later, you and Bucky were cuddled up on the couch. He was laying with his head on your chest and the rest of his body was ontop of yours, acting like a weighted blanket. There was an actual blanket over the two of you and Home Alone was on the tv. 

This was the first christmas you and Bucky were spending together so you decided to introduce him to some of your favourite films especially since he was a few years behind on films.

Bucky let out a laugh which was a rare occurrence. You kissed him on the head and wrapped your arms around him tighter. 

“I love you so much baby,” you whispered.

“I love you too doll,” Bucky replied, pressing a kiss to your chest. 

This was perfect, you and Bucky cuddled up on the couch, watching a Christmas film and occasionally looking at the world outside.

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[silantryoo]

ahn yujin x non-idol!reader (fluff, angst)

WARNINGS ; overworking, idol life/expectations

yujin entered your shared apartment. the smell of you instantly hit her face, making her smile. she had gone overseas to perform for that year's kcon and had been gone for almost a month. with prep for the new album coming out and having to comfort the members on the public's opinion of them, she was burnt out.

she carried her luggage to the upper floor, slightly struggling as her body was exhausted.

opening the door to your room, she found you on your phone, scrolling though some social media app that she couldn't see from where she was standing.

she smiled, sighing in relief.

you turned your head, startled by the noise. at first, you thought it had been an intruder, but upon seeing yujin's face, you eased up.

"you're home." you walked towards her, giving her a kiss on the cheek.

"sorry, i didn't text you when we landed." she ran her hand through her hair, looking down at your face. "wonyoung got bombarded by news outlets before we even stepped off the plane."

you moved her hair out of her face. "it's okay. at least you girls got home safely. that's all that matters."

she nodded, before dropping her luggage and engulfing you in a hug. she squeezed you tight, slightly lifting you up. you giggled, feeling her smile against your neck.

"you tired?" you asked, muffled into her shoulder..

you felt yujin nod, a frown replacing her smile. "extremely."

you pulled back, kissing her frown and turning it into a small smile.

"go change." you told her, ignoring the fact that she was pointing to her lips as if asking for another kiss. "i'll put your luggage away and we can put the clothes back tomorrow."

"okay." she sighed disappointedly, still waiting patiently. you rolled your eyes, giving her another peck before grabbing her luggage. "i missed you."

"i missed you, too."

yujin had changed into something more comfortable (read: some old trainee clothes that you had made fun of her for) and was currently lying beside you in bed, her head on your chest.

"so," you started, playing with her bangs. "how was the trip?"

yujin hummed, listening to your heartbeat before answering. "i missed you."

"you already said that." you rolled your eyes playfully, looking at her grin. "you went overseas. it must've been fun."

yujin frowned. the amount of stress that she had to deal with was immense, and she had no one to go to, each of the members going to her for their own problems.

"it wasn't fun at all." she sighed, closing her eyes. you hummed, urging her to continue. "we were practicing every day. we had so many promotions and shows to attend, and management wouldn't even give us a day off, not even when jiwon twisted her ankle."

you listened as you heard her voice get thick. you knew how stressed she already was in korea with management breathing down her neck as she tried to argue for less workload and equal recognition for the members of her group. you couldn't imagine how hard it must've been for her overseas.

you kissed the top of her head.

"hyunseo got asked out by some creepy old dude, and we had to sit and watch because they said it would 'cause a scene'." yujin scoffed, rolling her eyes at her manager's words. you, like yujin, considered hyunseo your kid as you often walked her to school and helped her with her homework back when yujin had dorms and you visited.

"i don't care if it causes a scene," she continued. "i care if our kid is safe."

you nodded, waiting for her to continue before you spoke.

"your management's always sucked," you reassured the girl softly. "they treat you guys like you're disposable. you don't deserve that at all, love."

you felt her sigh into your chest and pulled her closer. "i'm sorry you had to go through that."

"i just don't understand." she struggled to swallow back her tears. "why does it have to be so hard?"

you sighed, upset that she was getting mistreated again by her company.

"i don't know. sometimes people just don't know how to properly take care of other people." you stroke her hair. she looked up at you, tears threatening to fall from her eyes.

despite how sad you felt for her, you couldn't help but smile a little, seeing that her expression had been so adorable. "you need to cry?"

she nodded.

"come here." you gestured for her to move higher, her face buried in your neck.

rubbed her back as she sobbed. you didn't know how long it was for, but you knew that by the time she was finished crying, her eyes would be swollen.

"it's so hard." she managed between sobs. you felt the pillow underneath you starting to get wet. "carrying everyone's weight is so hard. every time i see them get hurt or get yelled at, it's like a part of me is too."

she looked up at you, her eyes laced with all the pain that she's been holding back.

you move her tear-soaked hair out of her face. "love, that's not on you."

she shook her head as you wiped her face with her sleeve. her eyes stayed on yours. "yes, it is. i'm their leader. i basically raised them and watching them get hurt hurts me."

"there's nothing you can do." you told the taller girl gently, watching her face morph into a mixture of understanding and anger. "people are just like that."

yujin cursed under her breath.

you sighed, knowing that your girlfriend would try to change how management worked no matter what.

"as long as you know they're doing well, and as long as they know that you're proud of them, they'll be fine," you explained, smiling in reassurance.

"i just wish i could do something about it." yujin frowned, the sides of her mouth slightly turning up after you kissed her nose.

wanting to take her mind off things, you asked, "you wanna hear about what happened while you were gone?"

immediately, she nodded. she's always loved hearing about your workplace drama. "yes please."

"you know jihoon? my manager?" she listened to you chuckle, putting her ear against your shoulder. "he got fired."

"finally!" her head shot up, seemingly more excited than you. "that dick always gave you extra work that he was supposed to do."

"i know!" you nodded. you sent her a grin, further explaining your situation. "right now, they're hiring for a new manager, and i applied. my interview is in two days."

yujin suddenly felt an overwhelming sense of pride. "really?"

"yeah. i was waiting for you to get home so i could brag to you." she rolled her eyes after seeing you smirk down at her. "are you impressed?"

"sometimes, i forget i ended up dating a nerd." she shook her head, a smile forming against her lips.

you scoffed playfully, letting go of her waist (she whined in displeasure). "better than dating someone that nearly failed school."

"if you were there, i would have definitely paid attention in class." she grabbed your arm and wrapped it around her waist once more.

"yeah, to the wrong thing." you watched as yujin winked at you, making you grimace. before she could act upset, a yawn came out of her mouth. "you feeling sleepy?"

yujin nodded, cuddling closer. "it's like everything just caught up to me."

"go to sleep, love." you hummed, playing with her bangs again. "i'll be here in the morning."

"thank you." she watched you, looking back and forth between your eyes as she was thinking. "i love you, y/n."

she puckered her lips playfully, closing both her eyes as she waited for you to kiss her.

"gross." you giggled, but still gave in. she opened her eyes with a smile. "i love you too. now go to sleep."

yujin huffed, still wanting another kiss deep down. she looked at you to find you staring at her, waiting for her to close her eyes. you raised an eyebrow.

"fine."

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[selfhelpforstudents]

Hi!

As a student from Europe who has always excelled academically, I was surprised when my grades took a sudden dip last year in 10th grade. Despite my strong foundation in science, I found myself struggling to maintain the high level of performance I was accustomed to. Now that I'm on summer break, I'm determined to use this time wisely and find strategies to improve my grades for the upcoming school year. I would appreciate any advice or tips you can offer to help me achieve my academic goals and regain my confidence as a top-performing student.

How to Bounce Back After a Tough Year and Get Your Grades Back on Track

Hey there! First off, I want to say it’s really commendable that you’re taking this time during your summer break to reflect and plan ahead. It’s not easy to face a dip in grades, especially when you’ve always been a top performer. But the fact that you’re determined to turn things around says a lot about your drive and resilience. Let’s dive into some strategies to help you regain your confidence and achieve your academic goals next year.

1. Reflect on What Went Wrong

Before jumping into strategies, take some time to reflect on what might have contributed to your grades dropping last year. Was it the difficulty of the material, stress, time management issues, or something else? Understanding the root causes can help you address them directly, so you don’t fall into the same patterns.

2. Set Specific, Achievable Goals

Going into the new school year, set specific goals for what you want to achieve. Instead of just aiming to “do better,” break it down—maybe you want to improve your grades in specific subjects, manage your time better, or reduce stress. Having clear, tangible goals will give you something to focus on and help you track your progress throughout the year.

3. Create a Study Plan That Works for You

A solid study plan is key, but it needs to be one that suits your learning style and schedule. Start by organizing your time—block out periods for study, rest, and extracurricular activities. Make sure to include time for reviewing past material, especially in subjects where you struggled. Consistency is more important than cramming, so aim to study a bit each day rather than leaving everything to the last minute.

4. Focus on Understanding, Not Just Memorizing

It sounds like you’ve got a strong foundation in science, so use that to your advantage. Instead of just memorizing formulas or facts, dig deeper into understanding the concepts. Ask yourself why things work the way they do. This deeper understanding will help you retain information better and apply it more effectively in exams.

5. Use Active Learning Techniques

Passive reading or highlighting isn’t enough when you’re aiming to excel. Engage with the material actively—summarize notes in your own words, solve problems, and explain concepts to someone else (or even to yourself). The more actively you interact with the material, the better you’ll understand and remember it.

6. Don’t Be Afraid to Ask for Help

If you’re struggling with certain topics, don’t hesitate to ask for help. Whether it’s from teachers, classmates, or online resources, getting a different perspective can often make things click. There’s no shame in needing a bit of extra support—everyone does at some point, and it’s part of the learning process.

7. Work on Time Management and Organization

One common reason for a dip in grades is poor time management. Start using tools like planners, calendars, or apps to keep track of assignments, exams, and study sessions. Prioritize your tasks and tackle them one at a time, so you don’t feel overwhelmed. Staying organized can greatly reduce stress and help you stay on top of your workload.

8. Take Care of Your Mental and Physical Health

It’s easy to overlook self-care when you’re focused on academics, but your mental and physical health are just as important as your grades. Make sure you’re getting enough sleep, eating well, and finding time to relax. Stress management techniques like meditation, exercise, or even just taking a break to do something you enjoy can make a huge difference in your overall well-being and academic performance.

9. Practice Self-Compassion

Remember, everyone hits bumps in the road, and one tough year doesn’t define your entire academic journey. Be kind to yourself and recognize that setbacks are a natural part of growth. Use this summer to rebuild your confidence, and remind yourself of your past successes. You’ve excelled before, and you can do it again.

10. Stay Motivated and Keep the Big Picture in Mind

Finally, keep your eyes on the prize. Think about why you’re working hard—whether it’s to get into a good university, pursue a career in science, or simply to challenge yourself. Keeping the big picture in mind will help you stay motivated, even when things get tough.

You’ve got the summer to recharge and prepare, so use this time to build a strong foundation for the upcoming school year. With a clear plan and a positive mindset, you’ll be ready to tackle any challenge that comes your way. You’ve got this!

Love,

Sophia