Azul-Nova-24

Just an Artistic bi lady who love history, books, swords, plants and the occasional murder mystery.

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Knight Duties by La Draws

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[Art of a Black knight, shown in profile from the knees up. He is wearing full armor with his shield and helmet strapped to his back. His hair is close-cropped. He’s standing next to a white horse who has their head lowered. The knight looks serious and determined. ]

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Michael & Charlie

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Give her everything

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Reddit user has cracked the code on how to read fanfic and study at the same time

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original reddit post

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User cotton-seed-oil posted to the FanFiction sub-reddit:

I studied for my exam with fanfiction, and I think it worked. This is so fucking funny. It is the best thing I have every done. I am a physics and astronomy student in college. I am taking cosmology this semester, and it is much harder than expected (we glossed over all of special and general relativity in two lectures, and our previous classes were not expected to teach us this). I spent days trying to study for this exam, and nothing worked-everything was going in one ear and out the other. Finally, two days before my exam, I decided to get creative. I wrote a fanfiction about four characters discussing the concepts, explaining them to one another. One issue I had faced when studying was getting very anxious while reviewing the material, making it hard to even think clearly. Writing this fanfic eliminated that-after all, it's fanfic. Therefore, no danger. It removed all the pressure. 48 hours later, I wrote over nine thousand words in Overleaf, at 30 pages long. It was fun, and it was complete. This afternoon, I took the exam-and while was difficult, I felt like I knew what I was doing. More than that, I actually think I understand the material now. When I reviewed my old homework questions, they were understandable, whereas I had been completely lost the first time around. I have a Quantum exam next week, and I am using the exact same technique, because holy shit, it works like magic (and is so much fun).

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I laughed so fucking hard at this

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“What the fuck do you think freedom means, Earl?” is right up there with “Harold, they’re lesbians.”

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Reblogging for pride month.

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Bringing this one back again for pride month.

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Chat I saw my engineering profs at the lawn party last night and they were wasted #jayvikkissweek

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them...

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Photos from summer vacations gone by

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they killed him for this