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[paranoid-99]

I fall in love with details.

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[mamiwattra]

Preach!

[theemotionmachine]

A warrior doesn’t march, she studies weaknesses, makes a plan, and attacks.

Patri Friedman (via theemotionmachine)

[ithelpstodream]

Millennial Falcon pt. 2

[mathed-potatoes]

One time I was supposed to go to a conference two days after the most agonizing exam of my math career, which came at the end of my most stressful semester to date… but instead I got my plane ticket refunded, stayed home and went to bed early so I could get up in time to catch the matinee showing of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. I went to different movie theaters every day because I didn’t want to get recognized since I was pretty much the only person in the theater at that time (and because I definitely went twice on some days). 

And you know what? It fixed me. I was so worn down to the point of tears a few days ago, and now I can’t wait for next semester to start. 

I have never once worried about burning out in grad school, and this is why. I refuse to let myself stay broken for too long. I’m not afraid to let myself crash like the Hindenburg when all the work is done. I know the difference between exams I must pass and a conference that is a benefit but not a necessity. Do not mistake this for the destructive fire of defeat; It is the alchemical flame of rebirth, of healing, of being taken apart in order to be built into something better. I have seen how formidable the pressures of this path can be, and I do not underestimate how much worse they will be in the future, but I have taught myself to trust me to heal whatever wounds this journey can inflict. It is with decisions like the one to stay home that I teach myself to trust myself. I have seen this discipline’s ability to test me to the breaking point, and I accept that sometimes I will break. However, I also trust that when I break I will fix me. I will put myself to bed early with a mug of warm milk and a good book. I will spend my conference money taking me to my new favorite movie as I many times as I care to see it, and until I am strong again. I fully trust that I will not let myself stay broken for one minute longer than necessary. That is why I do not fear whatsoever this journey has in store for me next. 

[mamiwattra]

This is beautiful. This is why I follow you. You inspire me to keep going. I've had just this here. Complete break downs because of math classes but I recognize, like you , that it is a process. A process like math itself is a process. It's cumulative. It gives you the best and worst highs. It humbles one greatly. Every struggle is a stepping stone to enlightenment. I thank you. And I congratulate you on your semester. You're one step closer to math nirvana. Hehe. Happy holidays. I hope 2017 brings you a year of great knowledge and growth. 😊

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[chyna-r-deactivated20151227]

Me In an all white class

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😂😂💯

[deonsraw]

Triggered

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Nah dead ass lmaoooooooo

[mamiwattra]

God. This is me at any family event with my white husband. We're gonna change this shit...

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[theepitomeofanaries]

I really enjoyed this lol

[thelovelybones124-deactivated20]

Omg their culture is so fucking awesome 😩😍

[pronoiax10]

Lol that was so lit

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i love this, i’m postin’ again

[the-future-now-deactivated20170]

No, having an abortion isn’t linked to anxiety and depression

Abortion opponents want women to believe terminating a pregnancy won’t just lead to regret, but wider mental health issues as well.

Informational pamphlets distributed in nine states allege abortion is linked to anxiety and depression.

According to the Atlantic, a handout provided to patients in Texas suggests undergoing the procedure may lead to “depression or thoughts of suicide.”

A new study from the University of California, San Francisco sheds doubt on these claims.

“We found no evidence that women who have abortions risk developing depression, anxiety or low self-esteem as a result of the abortion,” said UCSF social psychologist M. Antonia Biggs in a press release.

In fact, after interviewing and observing 956 women, Biggs said her team found the opposite to be true. Read more

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[mamiwattra]

Having a kid I don't want will cause mental health🙈🙉🙊

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I wish I was born into wealth sometimes

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All the time

[7thblacksheep-deactivated201907]

U right

[jarraddenzel]

Life is wealth.

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[theryanproject]

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

[futureblackwakandan-deactivated]

Deadass

[mamiwattra]

...then you'd get a million dollar loan from dad, become a slumlord, swindle people in the process, harass women sexually, catch the affluenza and then become President of the great USA. Yeah...I see the appeal.

[yogakonga]

Morning Ritual | I’ve got a ritual which I do every morning. Day after day. It is a lot of work and it is worth it. I do this to for self development, to be balanced, sharpened, strong and connected. This is what I do: 1. Burning incense to clean the room 3. Kriyas like Neti, using a tongue scraper, Nauli, Tratak, Kapalabhati 4. Bhramari Pranayama, Nadi Shodana 5. Some sun salutations 6. Asanas for each chakra from the bottom up 7. Studying philosophical/mystical texts 8. Meditation 9. Speaking into existence I will prepare some more detailed post about each step soon. Picture @travelight #vibratehigher #meditation #health #pranayama #mudra #love #yoga #yogini #yogadaily #yogaeverydamnday #yogaofcolor #yogapose #yogalove #blackgirlyoga #peace #wellness #blackgirlsrock #blackgirlmagic #teamnatural #beauty #naturalista #kriya #afro #yogainstructor #morning #ritual #holistic #afropunk (hier: Essen, Nordrhein-Westfalen)

[mamiwattra]

Order to chaos is so important. I look forward to thoroughly understanding your routine. I'm currently working on one as well, I'm trying to incorporate mathematics as my meditation as it helps me with clarity.

[jessehimself]

One of the saddest lessons of history is this: If we’ve been bamboozled long enough, we tend to reject any evidence of the bamboozle. We’re no longer interested in finding out the truth. The bamboozle has captured us. It’s simply too painful to acknowledge, even to ourselves, that we’ve been taken. Once you give a charlatan power over you, you almost never get it back.

Carl Sagan, 1995 (via jessehimself)

[mamiwattra]

Did you?

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You Can’t Touch My Hair - in stores now. 

[mamiwattra]

Just caught the latest episode. Baron Vaughan can amor my poly holes anytime. His set hit my heart...down to my vagina. Regarding Jessica's porn on the phone: I get it girl. I prefer the phone too as it is less intimidating. Has anyone seen porn on a big screen the last few years? It's intimidating and...and it takes me back to when I waaaaas trying to watch porn as a teen and I was always scared someone would catch me. Thank you iPhone for for retina technology or whatever the fuck. It makes small porn very easy on the eyes. With enough mystery to bring me home!

Love you girls.

[mathed-potatoes]

I had some really nice asks about math encouragement, and so I wanted to share some things from my responses:

Since I was never a math person before my mid-twenties, I had a TON of catching up to do to get my mathematics degree. This meant I couldn’t afford to compare myself to my classmates, because I was so hilariously behind that I had to accept (and even embrace) being dead last in the ranking.  I had to acknowledge that as a necessary pre-requisite to attempting a mathematics degree, and I truly believe that attitude is one of the main reasons I was able to complete that degree. Because of this attitude, I was kind to myself. I applauded myself for just being able to be in each room, enrolled in each class, because it was so improbable that a former math illiterate could have gotten there in the first place. I still endeavor to celebrate every victory from ‘Yay! You showed up with your shoes tied and everything’ to ‘Look at you go! You took that really hard test and got a WHOLE THIRD of the points! That so much more than none of the points!’ That mindset kept me going, kept me from being competitive with my colleagues, and kept me feeling fulfilled and proud of my work. I never was a modern-day Gauss, but that’s fine with me. I don’t do math to glorify myself. I do math because it is important, because I love it more than I have ever loved anything. I study mathematics because the only thing I need in this life is to know more about mathematics today than I did yesterday. 

[mamiwattra]

My heart sees its reflection in this post, could it be love?

This was Beautifully confessed. Late math bloomers have more than stem, they have steam, which could explain that confidence of walking into a math class not knowing shit about shit. We are our greatest competitor. We compete to be better everyday in complex numbers and patterns. I bow to you, and anyone else experiencing a math curriculum. This is my public announcement that I will return to complete my mathematics degree SP17.