#studyblr-reblog

[learnelle]

My boyfriend had some phd work in Florence, so I came to visit him and I am absolutely delighted about the €2 Caffè lattes here !!! Exactly what I need to get through my last psychology assignment ♡

[agirlwithglam]

*+: introducing...

✨agirlwithglam✨

: ̗̀ ➛my masterlist: 🍓 room 1 📖 room 2 🌸

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Hi there besties welcome to my glamorous beautiful amazing blog, you can call me vanilla 🎀🎀🎀 here, were are all about becoming the prettiest, kindest, BEST version of our selves! Have fun and have an gorgelicious day💅🏼💓

A bit about me? I love barbie because I think she’s such an icon and so inspiring and I love how kind not overthinker-y she is, I love pink, and I live for adventure😆

Also one more thing, if u do send me an ask I am so so sorry if I respond late I just want to make a perfect reply with a ton of research done as well so I end up procrastinating 😬😅 , also, the ask box is only if you want advice from me, I don’t do promotions/ money/ anything else. Advice only.

✧.* about this blog:

♡ self love ♡ self improvement ♡ confidence ♡ quotes ♡ advice

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@thatvanillascent - my reblogs account @diorstory - writing/ lil stories i wrote / book fandoms @thesciencegirl - my blog of science notes

[yinyinggie]

things june taught me

loving yourself before loving others will always come in clutch

its okay to restart things you've worked so hard for

sometimes friendship hurts, that's normal

people will walk away from you. don't take it personally

sometimes people will choose to hurt you and that's on them, not you

and sometimes you fuck up a little. that's also fine. part of being human is forgiving yourself

find those who are willing to stick with you through stuff, not just tell you that everything is going to be alright

it's okay to doubt. sometimes we need that extra bit of reassurance and that's totally okay

count your blessings. remember those who were there for you, and pay it forward

people change and its not because of you

sometimes, sucking it up is the best option

no need to force yourself into places which you don't fit into

find that place that you fit into. let it come naturally. you attract things you need.

make the effort for the friendships. yes connection is good, but make the connection last

priorities should be priorities.

you cannot juggle more than 3 things on your plate at any given time. actually you can but you will not get it done well

be patient. good things are coming. better things are coming.

emotional maturity will get you places

delusional hours can be fun, actually

stop reading too much into things, you're hurting yourself

[helenstudies]

These are my language learning timelines and how long I've studied to get to that level!

English: fluent C2 > about thirteen years. I started learning when I was 5 (in kindergarten). I got to this level by age 18, when I started working as a professional English - Burmese translator.

Korean: fluent TOPIK 6 level > eight years. I taught myself how to read hangeul at age 15 and achieved TOPIK level 6 in 23. It should be noted that I attended a language program in Korea for nine months to accelerate the process. I started from level 1 and ended in 4/5 in nine months.

Chinese: advanced HSK6 level > eleven years. I started learning chinese when I was 13 and now I'm 24. And no, my chinese ancestry didn't help because no one in my family speaks Chinese.

Japanese: Intermediate JLPT N3 level > nine years. Like Korean, I taught myself how to read hiragana and katakana at age 15 but I prioritized Chinese and Korean. It should be noted that I really struggled with Japanese and had to attend basic classes three times to get to an N5 level. And then twice more to get to N4.

I think this is important for all langblrs to realize! I am not "gifted" at all. I just started studying a bit earlier than y'all because I knew my life long interests are in language, literature and translation. I learned all these so that I could read books in their original language.

It should be noted that in Myanmar, I graduated high school at age 16/17. Since then, I've been attending a distance education university (before I dropped out in 2021 of course) and I've been working freelance or part time jobs. So this is an actual realistic timeline as an adult who also has a life outside of studying.

If you work full time, study full time or have responsibilities in your life that you have to prioritize, you might need to take a few years longer than me. You might even need to retake classes and fail a few tests. And it's okay.

I can't emphasize this enough so I will do this again and again: not being able to quickly learn language is not a failure on your part. Don't fall into ageist traps because you really do retain your brain functions well into your years. You can keep learning and keep improving as an adult. Look up neuroplasticity and stop listening to "polyglot" influencers.

Another thing I want to mention is in my last post, I wrote that language learning takes years and you'll just have to make these years bearable and I mean it. Just sitting down and studying for hours is annoying to me. So, I personally make it bearable by reading stories and translating songs or poems because that's what my brain likes. I like writing chinese characters but it's boring to just sit down and write them. So I write them while watching tv because I have adhd and I need to fidget anyway. My goal is to read books in their original languages so I read, read and read. You have to figure out why you want to learn these languages and see how you can make it bearable.

[benkyoutobentou]

Had a “begin as you mean to go on” moment yesterday! I expected the cafe to be pretty empty with all the local schools on winter break, but I got the last free table. Also, peep my adorable new glass bottle!

🎧: My Plan by DURDN

[theinkbunny]

If I were to write I would have progress for an upcoming cookie run au done, and the rough draft would be completed. If the story is completed I have the chance to animate it, but I would have to study quite a bit on both the cookie run lore and a secret thing for the au.

if I were to animate, it would take away time from both writing the au and studying , however it would make upcoming projects smoother and less sloppy.

if I were to study, the au would be more based on fact and more canon to the lore of the cookie run universe

if I were to clean, I have a clear space to study and make props and other crafts.

singing is just me shittily covering a song

rotting In bed. Is just doing none of that and letting the depression win

reblogs help!

[tumbler-polls]

[ghnosis]

hey you. yes, you. queer Ghost fan, or Ghost fan who is some type of witchy, or both.

I'm a PhD student at Falmouth University and I'm writing my dissertation/thesis on queer Ghost fandom on tumblr.

my study aims to explore queer fan participation on Ghost Tumblr through discourse/textual analysis of Tumblr posts, links to academic subcultural theories, and the experiences of myself and others in the fandom.

interviewing Ghost fans will help make sure I “get it right” - this dissertation is our project, not just my project.  

I'd like to invite you to take part in my research by participating in an online interview, over tumblr chat. you will be kept completely anonymous.

you can find more information about my research here, as well as the consent form I'll need you to sign - copy and paste the bottom part back in an email to me.

if you're interested, or if you have questions, please email me at aj263780 at falmouth dot ac dot uk or reply to the post or reblog it!

reblogs are HUGELY appreciated!!!

[buttercupspotify]

green desi moodboard 🍃

tagging ppl who make my day :D

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[wildelypoetic]

[tired-and-triggered]

Mutuals/Followers, I need your help! ⚠️

I need to write 4 research papers on 4 different books/topics. Now, the problem is that all of these books are extremely niche and it's very difficult to get ideas for essays and find material related to them. So, I was wondering if y'all could help me by suggesting some essay ideas for these books and provide related material, if possible. Any type of ideas would work; I could also work on comparative studies between one of these books and a different piece of media. I'll be listing the books/topics below. Feel free to reply to this post, send me asks or DM me regarding this! Thanx in advance! 🩷

Books/Topics for Research Papers:

1. Amar Jiban by Rassundari Devi

2. Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw

3. The Home and the World by Rabindranath Tagore

4. Short Story as a literary type

Please boost this, if possible. Thank you!

[averysillygoose]

this is going to be my year

[alyssa-grey]

Anyone else struggling with finding sustained community in their PhD? I’ll be the first to admit that I’ve spent my entire time (3+ years) trying to develop strong friendships but it just seems like everything has failed so far. The people I do spend time with just aren’t meeting my needs in the friendship, and I’m trying to be understanding of the fact that we’re adults with our own lives and responsibilities and deserve to do things on our own time.

No one talks about the social struggles of graduate school, which in my case has made everything else feel a lot harder because I’ve always had really close friendships.

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Is it me? Am I the problem 😂🤨😭

[hopeless-studious]

I had two classes today and went to both but neither of the professors showed up and I got my time wasted. I did read some of my book during this time at least, good thing I had it with me.