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[dykeplier-deactivated20240511]

Lesbian couple smokes in bed, 1972. Bee Ottinger.

[love]

[desinteresse]

Plastic surgeons hate her! Woman thinks her face looks fine like it is and appreciates her natural features and the balance and character they bring to her face

[disease]

“THE ONLY WAY TO PREDICT THE FUTURE IS TO CREATE IT” MAX PINCKERS // MARGINS OF EXCESS, 2018 [pigment print | 48 5/8 x 59 1/2″]

[amandaswork]

november pages 📘💚💅💥🐛🌷🪐

[stemcellee]

november 29 2022

it feels so good to really enjoy life. like, enjoying the gentle warm tingle of the sun and how crisp the cold air feels

[herjourne]

20:19 — i’d say this week is less overwhelming than last week, but i’m afraid i might have intensified my unhealthy habits to cope with whatever bullshit i am putting myself into. i need a reset and will try again next week. baby steps. slow is fast; fast is smooth.

[m14a]

scan 1

[sanegreen]

just a girl in her room trying to forgive herself

[emmelyy]

It feels scary because it’s unfamiliar, not because I’m incapable.

[wecandoit]

~ 19/100 ~

13.08.2022 // if anyone needs their book ruined hit me up y’all. also look at my growing kinder toy collection

🎧: 2oclock by emoji, JUNNY

[jungleuniversity]

How I Improved My MCAT Score (509 -> 518)

Hi Everyone! I got back my new MCAT scores awhile ago, but I thought I’d write a post about how I achieved my score, with hope that it could potentially help another student. I know that while I was studying, a lot of the advice I saw on the internet was overwhelming and made me feel that my level of studying would always be inferior to what others were doing. The vast array of available courses, practice tests, and other services available certainly did not help either, as there is no reasonable way to complete every single resource that exists. In this post, I’ll go through a timeline of my basic study plan and explain which resources I used and why I think they are worth using. 

Keep reading

[sleepbby]

I've said it before and I'll say it again: students should have unlimited possibilities to retake their failed exams. you didn't do well on ur math exam? retake it as often as u need until you understand the material. ur essay wasn't coherent enough? no worries, just hand in ur improved version. passing an exam after 5 failed attempts shows just as much if not more eagerness to learn and understanding of the subject and that SHOULD BE what education is about. learning stuff.

but instead school and university use a limited series of pass or fails that say very little about someone's intelligence and discourage deeper understanding of a field of study, preferring an oversimplified systematic assessment of individuals with very different learning curves. education ain't about actually learning stuff and that's very, very problematic

[matchagirl]

half the fun of tea is getting to hold the warm mug

[peachysuggest]

you will unlearn all of the bad habits you taught yourself and you will grow into someone stronger than you ever imagined you could be

[bulletnotestudies]

*click for better quality* (transcript under the cut)

My other masterposts: • extensions pt.1  • study sounds • dealing with failure • how to gain traction • how to study when you’re struggling

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[glory-studies]

My desk setup at night 🌚