aly!!

- psychology

[samsstudygram]

types of study breaks for every situation

if you realize you’ve been studying for hours: grab a snack to refuel your body and watch a sitcom to refuel your brain. then back to the books.

if you’re feeling stressed out: take some deep breaths, text your friends, maybe stare at a wall for a few minutes. gather yourself.

if you can’t seem to focus: get moving and get outside. take out the garbage, check your mail box, maybe walk your dog. just get moving and get fresh air. it’ll help bring you back.

if there’s something else going on in your life and you can’t get it off your mind: write down what’s going through your head, sort of like a diary entry. it’ll help you work things out.

if you’re just mentally and physically exhausted: set a timer for 25-30 minutes and take a nap. any longer and you’ll hit REM and you’ll wake up feeling just as tired. once you wake up, get some caffeine in you.

if the material is boring as hell: find another way to study. see if there’s a crash course video online about it or draw out what you’re trying to learn in diagrams and pictures to make it fun.

if people around you won’t shut up: listen to some music. soundtrack and classical music is always good because they won’t absorb you as much as music with lyrics. white noise (like ocean waves, rain sounds, etc.) also works.

if you only half understand a concept: call/message a friend who’s not in the class and try to teach the material to them. this will help you mentally work through the material and will help you remember it as well.

[evergrace]

not sure how i feel about this spread but hey i made it anyways

[studylightly]

this is a beautiful… spread i love the simplicity ithfkdlsdmsls

[serious]

[thefullbronte]

I should.

[eintsein]

Hey guys, so I’ve seen some posts around about daily routines so I thought I’d share my own. I consider myself to be great at being productive even early in the morning, and here’s how I achieve that. Hope this is helpful, and feel free to ask me questions if you have any!

[blueblog3302]

[thaniastudies]

Hi! I just joined the Studyblr community and wanted to introduce myself! My name is Thania, I’m 19 and go to my local college. I’m a business admin major and aspire to transfer to UC Davis or Berkeley. I made this infographic of my outlook/methods to achieving the my best grades possible. :)

[paperfriendly]

do you know any asian studyblrs?

ahh well, there’s me ;v;””

a;lksdjf;alskjdf some others i know are @b0nie-studies @chrissiestudies @kiyoko-studies @chanyeolstudies 

i’m pretty sure there are plenty more out there, so uhh if you guys are asian and a studyblr, feel free to reblog? :o

[jiyeonstudies]

meeeeee n @educatier @snowystudiess @cllalagram

[educatier]

the majority of this community is Asian hehe

[studylightly]

also here!!! <3 

[studyflorals]

hello ! (i’m indian does that count ? depends on ur definition of asian haha)

[athenus]

an asian right here!

[academiix]

hello #asiansrepresent and also @sootudying @inteqrals @mildlineurs

[mildlineurs]

adding a few just bc :’) @studyoblivion @studytune @mintnotes

[evergrace]

→ okay SO i see loADS of posts with self-care tips, health tips, dealing with mental illness as a student, little reminders, etc. and to make it easier (hopefully) for some people, i wanna combine eveRYTHING that i’ve found in one place!!! so here we go this took so long lmao but it was worth it also i like the header i’m loving using photoshop also this is ridiculously long but i hope that’s okay

[+] my masterposts | my posts | my self-care tag

little reminders

you’re gonna be okay by @youtuder​

fresh start by @hoppip​

hey if you’re ever feeling shitty use this

note to self by @lattes-at-midnight​

self care isn’t selfish by @traitspourtraits​

you are so capable by @helpfulstudy

take a deep breath. relax. you got this. by @studywithpaigey

mental health is just as important as physical health by @reckonable

mental health + being a student

ADHD resources by @studygrr​

aloe app by @usagi​

self-care journal by @studynostalgic​

self-care masterpost by @lah-disputes​

masterpost for rough times by @propertyofwicked​

breathing exercises by @progressiveresistance

sleep easy by @sundaystudent

you feel like shit: an interactive self-care guide

feel better masterpost by @martinsassman

fall asleep faster by @annistudio

refocusing yourself by @studysum

chase your dreams by @annistudio

calming masterpost by @shelbys-advice-blog

mood booster masterpost by @michelle-arthur

stress reliefs by @studyign

stress management by yours truly, @phctcsynthesis

feed your brain by @studybowie

find balance!!!

fitness and health for the busy student by @abby-studies-art

ten days of minimalistic living by @studywithpaigey

why you should set aside a day every week to not study by @fullmetalbiochemist

breathe by @kiyoko-studies

simplifying your life by @universi-tea

how to get your life together by @studeebean

how to live a better life by @wilstudies

how to be more awake in the mornings by @staestudy

small and easy health tips that make a lot of difference by @fancywitchery

all the self care by @saturdaystudying

avoid being lazy by @annistudio

keeping new years resolutions by @intellectus

what to do when you get a bad grade by @munirastudies

a real ass guide to life by @sprintingstudies

best advice i’ve received so far by @marias-studyblr

stay sated whilst you’re motivated by @areistotle

what i have learnt throughout my years of being a student by @areistotle

apps for a better life by @areistotle

motivation by @areistotle

self-care galore

little self-care things by @flowerais​

how to get up earlier if you aren’t a morning person by @halseystudy​

bad habits & how to break them by @lilypotterr​

shopping list for clear skin by @fluidskin​

treat yo self by @studentium​

small gestures of self-love by @peachistry​

advice for people who are not having a good day by @kittykatears​

not doing great? by @skysuggestion​

some suggestions by @fakegreenplant​

hobbies masterpost by @killyouranxiety

self care is important by @extrastudies

drink to math your mood by @quicksilver-studies

eleven little self care tips for students by @theorganisedstudent

it’s time for tea by @gracelearns

head-to-toe self care by @just-another-blogging-recoverer

websites for when you want to by @draeneii

new years resolutions by @thegrangersapprentice

self care to do list by @mlstudies

pick an effect, have a drink by @ndravenclaw

stay healthy by @studyign

little happy things by @studyign

soothe yourself by @areistotle​

my masterposts

stress management

lettering

french vocab: back-to-school

starting + improving a studyblr

starting a bujo!!

and, as always, my ask box + messages are open 24/7!! much love, xx grace

[balancedstudies]

^^^^

[carbonated-milk-deactivated2016]

hey if ur ever feelin shitty use this

[matt-the-blind-cinnamon-roll]

Holy shit I’m trying not to cry.

[infestationofmymind]

i really needed this one tonight

[sidestepup2thestreets]

omfg

[yaboispencer-deactivated2020092]

Do it!!!

[wastelandcatartist]

Oh my god…

[nizynskis]

Oh….

[apricot-studies]

An Infographic Of Useful Tips For All Types Of Learners

[beeologyhahagetit-deactivated20]

My massive master post of master posts. Note: I tried posting this earlier but it got messed up and im posting it again. EDIT: THE LINKS NO LONGER WORK, SORRY studying/general: ultimate studying by @iridescentstudy​ study basics by @superstudy​ ultimate back to school mp by @studyspoinspo​ school cheat sheet by @jwstudying​ lazy guide to good grades by @artkidstudies​ guide to studying by @elkstudies​ study tips for lazy students pt.1 by @collegetothestars​ study tips for lazy student pt.2 organisation mp by elkstudies back to school mp by schloarlystudies school supplies by @hermionegoals​ study methods by @etudiance​ how to grow up learning how to study by @study-well​ guides to life by secretly-einstein subject resources list by elkstudies studying tips & resources by @sharpiefumesandnotetaking​ 101 study tips by @study-early​ a stash of tiny study tips complete guide to studying well by @scholarlysquad​ studyblr masterpost by @getstudyblr​ resources for neurodivergent students by chemistry-hoe study mp by @theinspiringstudyhub​ study post mp by strive-for-da-best rock this semester mp by theanxiousstudent general studying m.p by @studytip​ study tips by hermionegoals study & life mp by @dutchstudyblr​ m.p (studying etc.) by @mystudyblur​ how to group work by studiyng bullet journals by @cutestudystuff​ living & studying with anxiety by @hayley-studies​ college mp by @notquitenightingale​ college m.p by college-campuses selfcare: anxiety by @solarstudy​ feeling ok? self help masterpost of masterpost by sherwat selfcare cheat sheet by jwstudying websites to feel good by samlest simple self care practices by alittlebitofpcos 22 less difficult self-care practices by mapsfortheroad anxiety distraction games some mental health resources self care for students by @cortexstudy​ browse through sydney-studies self-care tag self care mp healing/ selfcare m.p by fuckyeahmizedbeauty all the self care by @saturdaystudying​ self care mp to help you get through school stress relief by higschoolering self care m.p by exhale-doubt self help m.p time to sleep by ofinervas getting a goodnight’s sleep by higschoolering sleep? sleep. by studygene apps  App masterpost by @studiyng  chrome extensions for disabilities by cayennepeper  helpful apps by @gracelearns printables:   printables  by studiyng  printables by studywithnerdyglasses  printable mp by me  2016 planner printables m.p by @marias-studyblr  printables m.p by @studytops  printables m.p by chemistrynerd2020  printables by @highschoolering  printables m.p by @studie-s

productivity/motivation concentration by @study-star  how to study when you don’t want to by @minimaliststudies  productivity mp  getting started with studying by @stvdyghost  organization & goal setting m.p by @studyhope  staying productive by elkstudies

free/moneysaving  learn things for free by girl-havoced  100 legal sites to download literature from by itsrosewho  sites to get free textbooks by thearialligraphyproject  money mp by @academla  how to studyblr on a budget by @studygene literature/writing  stuff you need for essays by @studyign  expand your vocab by study-star  annotating effectively by @hideandstudy  ultimate english mp by @areistotle food  feed your brain by @studybowie  stay sated while you’re motivated (food) by areistotle  healthy food guide

notes  color coding notes by @aca-demia  upgrade you notes mp by @studylou  how to mindmap by @study-nsp

exams  exam m.p by theanxiousstudent  cramming 4 exams by @gflynnx

history  history mp by iamerudite psychology:  AP psychology study stuff by thisplacethatiknow  teach yourself by tobeagenius

science/math:  free science books by the-more-u-know  ultimate science masterpost by me  AP chemistry mp by etudiance  maths mp by @organisaticns  algebra m.p by etudiance  geometry m.p by eutdiance language: japanese by @fuckstudy arabic m.p by rockinspired  french by organisaticns  french resources by @theperksofbeingstudying  french resources by higschoolering   italian by studybowie

other masterposts of masterpost:  favorite masterposts by @studybudyblr  m.p of masterposts by iridescentstudy  vangoghstudies m.p of masterpost  m.p of masterpost by academla  astrophyscs mp of masterposts

fun/misc: Bordem cheat sheet by jwstudying  DIY mp by studiying  trans resources m.p  hobbies mp by killyouranxiety  general resources m.p by needforcaffeine  mp of basically everything by bakrua  stationery m.p by equipoises  music m.p by studyaim  study sounds  study playlist 

[studieswithcoffee]

would you guys like to see any masterposts from me?

[prettylittlestudies-blog]

everyone is starting to go back to school and this can sometimes be very stressful, especially if you’re going to be sitting important exams and such. soooo I thought I’d give y'all some tips on how to make school more enjoyable!!

1. Get organised.

before going back to school, make a list of everything that you need to do and get

if your course is a continuation of the previous year, look over your notes to refresh your memory before going back, even try old homework exercises to test what you know

if you are starting a new course, you could look up the syllabus online to see what topics you will be covering, and you could even start taking notes (bbc bite size is great for those living in the UK)

buying your textbook before school starts also gives you a chance to look ahead at what you will be studying

2. Establish a good group of friends.

having good friends to talk to and laugh with at break and lunch really lifts my spirits during the school day

even if you already have a group of friends, it’s always a good idea to talk to and get to know more people

the best thing that you can do is be smiley and kind and this will make you approachable

remember that a few genuine friends > lots of popular friends

3. Participate.

 put your hand up in lessons, get involved in class discussions, anything that you can participate in- go for it 

 you might also want to join extra curricular clubs after school, not only are they good for your PS, but they also bring great opportunities such as improving a skill, the chance to take part in competitions and to meet new people

4. Have a study routine.

get into a routine of doing homework and studying after school as soon as school starts back, so that you can continue to keep on top of your studies

it also means that when exams come around, you won’t have as much to study and studying won’t seem as big of a task

try a weekend review: this is where at some point during the weekend you look back on and review everything you covered at school during the week

5. Be grateful.

although school isn’t always fun, and can be really stressful at times, just remember how lucky you are that you have the opportunity to get an education

an education opens up doors for your future and allows you to achieve your goals

when you’re lacking motivation, try making a list of reasons why going to school is beneficial

6. Make time for relaxing.

its is really important to have a healthy balance between studying and relaxing/ doing things that you love. 

try to put aside at least 1 hour each day in which you can chill out. You may want to spend time with your friends/ family, read, have a long bath, sleep, play sports or anything that you enjoy.

7. Study subjects that interest you.

studying for a subject that you like is 10x better than studying for one you dislike

you’ll have more motivation to study, do your homework and put more effort in to your work

it will also lower your stress levels and boredom during lessons and when studying

8. Eat good food. (most important thing tbh)

I cannot even tell you how many times I’ve had a bad lunch and it ended up lowering my mood for the rest of the school day! 

make sure that your lunch is sufficiently filling and healthy

my favourite thing to have for lunch is a type of pasta, with fruit, salad and a bar of chocolate/ something sweet

it’s also good to stay hydrated throughout the day. Try to drink at least one large bottle of water during school

eating well and staying hydrated keeps you refreshed and awake, making it easier to focus in class and less likely to get tired and bored

hope this helps for going back to school, u can do it!!

- Mia x

[kallday-layla]

Learn Korean Masterlist

I’m learning Korean and I bet you’re interested or learning it too. Learning a new language isn’t easy, and it can get quite pricey. So I’ve compiled a list of FREE resources just for you! Good luck on learning Korean!

Websites:

Course type sites:

SNU Click Me

This is my favorite course type website even though I’ve only done two lessons. I’m more of a textbook type person, but I really love this website.

Sogang

Many people like this course or recommend it. I’ve never used it, but there are many good lessons you can use for practicing and learning new words.

KBS Learn Korean

There are two parts. One for beginners and the other for more advanced learners. However, this is more geared towards people traveling to Korea. This is still a great website to use for learning vocabulary.

The course can be viewed in different languages not just English!

Pathway to Korean

They have many units and lessons, I haven’t used it, but I checked it out. Let me know what you think of it!

Berkeley Language: Korean 10

For more advanced/intermediate speakers.

 Practice & Reading Sites:

Tip: After learning Korean it is important to read everything! Even if you don’t understand it is good to practice reading and getting used to talking in Korean. Did that make sense?

Indiana Hangul - Has easy vocabulary for each character in the Hangul alphabet

Great for beginners to practice reading! I love this site!

Fresh Korean - worksheets for practicing reading and writing

English Play - Great website to practice reading and learning new vocabulary since their posts are translated in both English and Korean.

Tip: You will have to turn off adblocker to view the posts

The Korean Thoughts - Has a few posts for practicing reading/writing.

KLEC: Pictorials - Good for practicing!

Korean Comics 

I love this website. It is so cute and great for beginners. There is even a vocabulary page for the words you might have not known that were mentioned in the comics.

Digital Dialects

If you’re more of a game type of person or just want a fun break from word filled pages, check out this website!

Blog

A blog from another self studying learner who also has many resources linked too!

Naver

Naver is basically the Korean Google. I love it so much, it is way better than google. It is great to practice Korean. I can’t wait ‘till I’m fluent in Korean, so I can actually use my Naver account that is SO pretty.

They also have apps!

Naver Jr 

This site is my bestfriend. They have books, games, everything. I love it.

Free Online Textbooks:

Tip: You don’t have to print out the whole textbook, but for the worksheet pages I recommend printing out just those pages (or any other pages you want), so you can actually fill in the problems and visually see the answers, not just in your head.

Tip: If you go on google books and search and (text)book you’re interested in it will show MANY pages as a preview which you can use those pages for examples/practice!

Korean From Zero

This is my FAVORITE resource! I use this for pretty much all my lessons. This textbook is also like a workbook they have many practice problems! They also have a website with the same lessons that are included in the textbook and audio files for pronunciation. 

KLEC Textbooks

They have two textbooks. I like these textbooks because it isn’t so serious and filled with boring text. There are cute comics in each lesson, which is great for practicing reading.

Korean Seoul National University Textbook

This is more of a workbook to me which I love. I’d rather fill out a lot of worksheets than read all day! It is slightly older, but it is still amazing!

Links to textbooks

Apps:

Memrise

This is the app I used to learn Hangul! (It is also a website)

Eggbun

Oh I like this app so much, it’s so cute. They give you a few lessons from each chapter, but the rest of the lessons you have to pay from. I recommend this site for beginners who already know Hangul. But check this app out. I love it so much!

Tip: On the front/home page you can see there are flashcards for each lesson. The flashcards include ALL the words that were learned during the lesson. It just won’t have a detailed explanation like the lesson did. But if you’re cheap like me and really like this app, make sure to check out the home page section.

Webtoons

This is great for reading in an enjoyable way! They also have a full English version, where the webtoons are translated.

Tip: Just look up webtoons on the internet and there will be so many sites to practice reading in a fun way!

Pororo

Pororo Flashcards! Sorry I’m still a child.

6000 Words

I live by this app! The cover is very unappealing, but the app is amazing. (The actually content in the app isn’t as unappealing) I really love this app because you can choose which words you want to learn and how you want to learn!

Korean Princess

I don’t know why I haven’t heard of this app before! It is amazing. This app is mostly for those learning Hangul, but it also has vocabulary words!

They also have a Japanese version for those interested in learning Japanese!!

Captain Korean

This is by the same company as Korean Princess, but it is for those who already know Hangul and I love it so much!

Naver Dictionary

You never know when this will come in handy! It also serves as a translator.

Look up 동화 for children’s Korean books

Videos:

Sweet and Tasty TV

I love her videos and she is the only Youtuber I watch for Korean videos. (I’m not much of a video learner type of person.)

Learn 50 Vocab words in a day

I really like using this method to study new words.

Tips for learning Korean

This video was REALLY helpful

Tips:

Use a notebook for all your notes and vocabulary, so you can refer back to them later and have it all in one place.

I like to have loose papers to use for practice and I store them in a folder.

LEARN HANGUL FIRST! (It is actually pretty easy to learn)

Try to have a studying schedule. I have a lot of free time so I study every other day.

Make flashcards. Online and/or offline. If you do offline flashcards keep them together in a ring, and then when you for sure know the word you can through that word away.

Well that’s it for today! Feel free to message me about ANYTHING. Have a good day!

[mushstudies]

Hello !!

I hit 500 followers this morning (+ thankyou all so much),so I figured I’d finally make a HUGE masterpost, which I’ve been planning to do for ages!

The following is basically a list of a bunch of study-based posts and masterposts which include study tips, helpful sites, and all sorts of other things - I hope you all find it useful, and thankyou to the creators of all of the posts!

study methods by @studious-simplicity

upgrade your notes by @studylou 

8 things successful students do by @frankfurter-studies

3 study methods you should use more often by @eintsein

study methods by @schoollifeandstuff

study masterpost by @stxdythings

taking advantage of free online courses by @odontologie

when to use different study methods by @academicsandthearts

study methods + motivation by @extinct-precinct

common mistakes when studying by @study-studymore-studyhard

random study tips by @odontologie

study methods for different types of learners by @reviseordie

read, transform, recall by @lilpeachstudies

study methods for different learners by @getstudyblr

making ‘classy’ powerpoints by @learning-teaching

study doodles inspiration by @grestudies

flashcard mistakes by @study-studymore-studyhard

study methods based on personality by @coffeesforstudiers

revision methods by @studydiaryofamedstudent

study methods by @letsget-downtobusiness

top 3 study methods by @intellectualowl

creating a flexible study schedule by @the-saucy-wave-equation

how to study by @noteology

making ‘flip tips’ by @brokestudiesnrefs

multiple intelligences by @universtudy

voice recording by @riseandstudy

smart cramming by @thelazycollegestudent

how to win at school by @studi-hard

study tips by @s-un-rise

ADEPT method by @shibuyaku

cornell notes by @moleskinestudies

effective study routines by @moleskinestudies

learning methods by @moleskinestudies

studying + memorising by @smartspo

note taking methods by @unicorn-studying

how to be productive by @thelazycollegestudent

cramming 4 exams by @gflynnx

school advice by @studywithmariana

helpful youtube videos by @studyforyourself

a bunch of stuff by @studyingandstuff

[dulynotedxbackup-deactivated202]

My first tips list! Let’s be real, studyblr is not always a realistic portrayal of how productive or pumped about school we really are. Sure I may like the idea of being ahead in all my classes with flawless notes and impeccable organization, but that doesn’t always (doesn’t USUALLY) happen. I’ve made a little list of things I’ve done/told myself to stop being so lazy and actually accomplish what I need to get done.

1. Write things down. Let’s be real, you’re not going to remember the thing you just heard. It’s kind of hard to do your work if you’ve forgotten that you have it in the first place. If having a planner doesn’t work, then put it in your phone. If that doesn’t work, write it on your hand. (I seriously do this for super important things I CANNOT forget, because sometimes I even forget to look in my planner. It works.)

2. Take advantage of your free time during school. Sometimes after school when you’re relaxing, it’s REALLY hard to get yourself back in the mood to do homework. In order to maximize that time, use your free moments to get a head start on any assignments that you may have received that day. For example, if you get a new math worksheet, start working on it as soon as you get it so that, if you’re lucky and you have a free period or a lot of spare moments, you could probably have that worksheet done before you even get home.

3. Take breaks, but not too many breaks. The Pomodoro Method works well for me, but it only works well if I actually stick to my limited break time. The standard cycle is 25 minutes of work, and 5 minutes of break. 5 minutes is a little short for me, so instead I do 30 minutes of work, and 10 minutes of break. Do whatever works best for you but, once that time goes off, get back to work.

4. Eliminate distractions. There is nothing harder than trying to work while your phone is blowing up or you have tumblr open. Use apps like Forest to keep you off you phone, or just put it on airplane mode. I don’t use a web blocker, but a good start is just not opening the distracting website until AFTER you’re done with your work.

5. Don’t let yourself get too far behind. It happens, sometimes we forget or ignore homework. There are really two parts to this:

When it comes to getting behind on literal work, the best way to not get behind is to just do your work on time. But if this happens (which it always does around the end of the first semester for me, so I’m speaking from bitter experience), make up the work as soon as possible. Prioritize your work by when it’s due, how long it will take, and how lenient your teacher will be about late work, and then get that dang work done.

The second part to this is: don’t let yourself not understand something. A lot of subjects build upon themselves, so if you don’t understand something, you’ll struggle with further topics Make sure you get clarification as soon as possible. Ask you teacher, ask a friend in the class (or who has already taken it), and make sure you understand what’s going on.

6. Don’t waste your time making aesthetic notes. Unless the only way you’ll do/study your notes is if they look pretty, don’t waste your time. Take good notes the first time, and use post-it notes or staple more pages on if you need additions. Rewriting your notes might help you memorize the information better, but what are the chances you’re really going to sit down and do that?

7. Make plans, and stick to them. Plan out your day and what you need to accomplish. Plan out projects, essays, and studying for exams. Then stick to these plans. Make it easy to get started because you’ll already know what you need to get done that day. 

So that those are the tips I could think of! Feel free to add any tips that you have that keep you from being lazy.

[disneygirlstudies]

A masterpost to help you make 2017 your year!

Lets face it 2016 has not been a good year, so, LET’S MAKE 2017 A GOOD YEAR! Here’s a huge list of all the helpful posts I think will make everyone’s year better! (If I’ve used your post and you don’t want me to, let me know so I can remove it!)

Printables

Beautiful weekly planners by @eintsein

Desktop wallpapers by @emmastudies

Homework printables by @marias-studyblr

Make your own printables! by @cmpsbls 

Just a lovely combination of helpful printables by @cmpsbls

A masterpost of printables! by @studie-s

Lovely, aesthetically pleasing motivational posters by @gomedorgohome

Organisation

A brilliant post on how to organize your life by @flashcardfanatic

More study apps and useful extensions! by @mujistudies         

Supplies, supplies, supplies! by @hermionegoals   

Popular apps for perfect students by @emmastudies

Exam Tips!

How to study for exams! by @strive-for-da-best 

Overcome forgetting! by @studyingalpacas

5-DAY STUDY PLAN by @brandi-studies

5 tips for exams! by @collegerefs

General Studying

An amazing masterpost on notes and self-studying! by @areistotle   

More note-taking tips! by @thescholarlysquad     

Flash-card layout by @colllegeruled 

Even more flash-cards! by @pseudocodead 

A HUGE masterpost of other masterposts by @annie-tomy

New Year’s Resolutions!

New Year’s Resolutions! by @genericstudyblr

New Year’s Goals by @studenting

More New Year’s Resolutions!! by @niquestudies