cozy books in cozy rooms..

blog of the rouge academic. journal entries, moodboards, poetry, and more

[inknbrew]

books & coffee..

☕ “ he is half my soul, as the poets say. “

i go by many names, but you may call me vivian or william (she/he/they). i enjoy things like reading, writing, praying to gods (i am a hellenic witch), and befriending local animals.

diagnosed ADHD, anxiety, and depression

I write poetry about what I'm passionate about. I make journal entries about my day and little things. I make random posts about things im doing. I make moodboards to encapsulate how I see people and concepts.

DNI if you're..

a pedo or zoo

racist or sexist

homophobic / anti lgbtq

ableist

nsfw (im a minor and this is a sfw blog)

if you have any questions at all, don't be afraid to ask. have fun and stay safe.

- viv

[unhallowedawn]

[inknbrew]

I ended up making a substack for basically things like this, aswell as a new blog thats centered around it. @oldnotebook-viv

The Old Notebook | vivian/william | Substack

A journal and newsletter from Vivian, about personal endeavors, experiences in school, self care, and a whole lot of intellectual nonesense.

[inknbrew]

I'll be picking up this blog when school starts again (August 13th for me), sorry for the on and off posting.

[tahoori]

"Maybe one day we will get married... and we will have children, if they look like me then they will be poets, or if they look like you then they will be poems.”

[viktors-sternomastoid]

Viktor's eyes looking at Jayce (S1) -1/?

[stardustings]

cultivating your taste is so important. you don’t have to be particularly structured or methodical about it, but you should develop real curiosity about why you like the things you do, how they make you feel, why it matters… to put yourself around things that are considered truly great even if you don’t get it yet. and learn to listen to other people who have cultivated their own taste, not to replicate theirs but to see how they do it and share in their expansive energy… the more you interact with good taste, whatever that means to you, the more depth you carve into your own soul… and if you crave success in some capacity, it has this strange way of making you seem more “real” and significant to others around you, and in a way that is so authentic and natural and pleasurable. it just creates an energy that propels you forward in every way. so next time you worry if you’re being shallow, you’re not, that’s a lie, you’re actually bringing great depth… what you like matters because how you feel matters. a lot. like it’s the most important thing. you know?

[kodaswrld]

hihi!! can I get some "cozy" dividers? like,, candles, treats, generally a warmer & cozy aesthetic to them..

[star-girl-interrupted]

𝖙𝖍𝖊 𝖌𝖎𝖗𝖑 𝖜𝖍𝖔 𝖘𝖒𝖊𝖑𝖑𝖘 𝖔𝖋 𝖍𝖔𝖓𝖊𝖞 𝖆𝖓𝖉 𝖘𝖒𝖔𝖐𝖊

[amobigode]

ᓚ₍ ^. .^₎

[mediocrelanguagelearner]

Czech vocabulary - Time/Čas

rok = the year/ pl. roky měsíc = the month/ měsíce týden = the week/ týdny den = the day/ dny hodina = the hour/ hodiny minuta = the minute/ minuty sekunda/vteřina = the second/ sekundy/vteřiny

Kolik je hodin? = What time is it? Je pět (hodin) = It is five o’clock Je půl čtvrté = It is half past three (lit. is half four) Je čtvrt na dvě = It is a quarter past one Je třičtvrtě na osm = It is a quarter to eight Máš čas? = Do you (singular, informal) have time? Máte čas? = Do you (plural, formal) have time?

čtvrt = a quarter past půl = half past (but in czech you say it’s half to) třičtvrtě = a quarter to (three quarters) celá = lit. whole

Pondělí = Monday Úterý = Tuesday Středa = Wednesday Čtvrtek = Thursday Pátek = Friday Sobota = Saturday Neděle = Sunday

Leden = January Únor = February Březen = March Duben = April Květen = May Červen = June Čevenec = July Srpen = Augustus Září = September Říjen = October Listopad = November Prosinec = December

Dnes = Today Zítra = Tomorrow Pozítří = The day after tomorrow Včera = Yesterday Předevčírem = The day before yesterday

Ráno = Morning Dopoledne = a.m., or the time until lunchtime Poledne = Noon Odpoledne = p.m., time after lunchtime Večer = Evening Noc = Night

Vždy/Vždycky = Always Často = Often Někdy/Občas = Sometimes Nikdy = Never

[tobysgarden-deactivated20260107]

Reject structure, embrace chaos with your language learning

A set list of tasks to do every day starts to feel like a chore, and then you get bored so much more easily..

Watch random grammar videos regardless of your level! Go down rabbitholes for a specific topic that's not yet on your self-assigned syllabus! Learn less "useful" vocab! Try to read/translate that page above your level! Do what you want and you'll enjoy the process so much more! Don't restrict your access to a language just because there are things you feel you "should" learn first.

Of course there's value in some structure, but don't let it crush your excitement over a language.

[academic-vampire]

𝔰𝔬𝔪𝔟𝔢𝔯 𝔟𝔩𝔲𝔢

[fictionalaffection]

it only has to make sense to you.

[peacefulandcozy]

ig credit: greykins

[fictionalaffection]

day by day

[devotedlyluckyarbiter]

Death is not an end for a soul whose story starts after death