stay woke

"hang on. it gets easier and then it gets okay and then it feels like freedom"

[agerasiaa]

thursday, november 25th

Studying for friday’s trigonometry exam. Wouldn’t recommend leaving it for the last day like I did. This sucks.

[luvrspt]

november | spent this weekend working on my northern renaissance paper and enjoying the beautiful snow-covered neighbourhood with my partner ❄️

[esarkaye]

My Dostoevsky collection.

[lily-vs-uni]

breakfast on gower street 

(I had to be there at literal opening time to get this table for the 2 hours before my seminar but it was so worth it, I got so much done and those houses over the road are so nice to look at) (I do fully see why bloomsbury really did it for virginia woolf)

[louvrec]

my partner at the study evenings

[thecornercoffeeshop]

It’s a rainbow cappuccino kinda day 🌈

[wildbayou]

dating app where you talk to people who borrowed the same books from the library

[loudemic]

just deselect a class bc mental health matters 🤍

[arianemarch-deactivated20230905]

10.16.21 — “beware; for i am fearless, and therefore powerful.” frankenstein by mary shelley has always been my favorite book. it holds a special place in my heart, and part of it is because i have always been inspired by her personal life.

[bctanical]

happy november! autumn is truly the best season, i love seeing all the trees turn red and orange! on the left is my zoom linear algebra class in my favourite study spot in my favourite library at uni :)

[smolstudier]

03/18/2018 • sociology on the left and biology on the right so if I get sick of one subject I can quickly switch gears to the next lol :)

[minijournals]

making things 📝⭐️

[delphicoracle]

a moka & a lemon cookie to get me through this day (and this lit review…)

[coffeeforthemoon]

[vin-studies]

(8/100) Days of Productivity thank you for 2k ya’ll😭❤️ 

[procrastinationlikeapro]

20.08.2018 so i guess i’m a summer studyblr now 🌻

[peachbyy-deactivated20220717]

My senior year of high school someone popped a balloon in the hallway. This is important because no ones reaction was to laugh it off. We all hit the ground. Someone dropped a textbook on the tile floor. No ones first instinct was to ignore it. Instead we looked for hiding places and exits. The safety promised by adults is useless if no one has ever felt truly safe.