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[AGGRESSIVELY APOLOGIZES FOR BEING A BAD FRIEND AND AN UNPLEASANT PERSON TO BE AROUND]
Me after listening to nicoles voicemails 27 times in a row.
Friend: “So I found a show…”
Me:
Friend: “…with two queer female characters…”
Me:
Friend: “…who are a canon couple…”
Me:
Friend: “…and it isn’t written by the CW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”
Me:
How did Laura manage to survive so long without her heart?
Tips for studying (with depression/anxiety)
Sometimes depression can make it really hard to get anything done. Sometimes it’s hard to get out of bed. Sometimes it’s hard to do anything but binge watch your favorite shows and eat junk food. But if you’re enrolled in classes, sometimes there are just things you have to get done. I have clinical depression and anxiety (I’ve been hospitalized for both a few times and I’ve been to therapists on and off for three years). Something a lot of people don’t know is that procrastination and “laziness” are symptoms of being depressed and anxious (I didn’t know until I was discussing with a friend). Here are some tips that I’ve found helpful in studying.
1. Make to-do lists. It doesn’t have to be a bullet journal, it could just be a notebook. But I’ve found that laying everything that needs to get done out in a visual way helps me a lot.
2. Do as much work as you can when you’re feeling motivated/good. We can never tell when an episode is going to occur. I never know when I’m going to become lazy and stay in bed. No matter how many plans we make, it doesn’t work. So I’ve found that by making the lists and distributing things when they need to get done, I can work ahead if I have extra time when I’m feeling super energized and focused.
3. Have a study buddy. Pair up with someone who will hold you accountable. Me and my high school best friend are starting 100 days of productivity together tomorrow. She doesn’t even go to school anymore, but just having someone who will hold me accountable for doing things will help me in the long run.
4. Discuss things with your professors. At my old school when I was really having problems, I emailed all my professors and met with them to let them know about my situation. They let me come to office hours instead of talking in class for participation points. It was really helpful and they were very understanding. Of course, only do this if you’re comfortable disclosing your diagnosis and with your professors.
5. Take advantage of your school’s programs. I haven’t done this yet, but I plan to this coming semester. Most schools have a counseling and psychological services, so if you’re feeling like you need to talk to someone, do it. You’re paying for these services whether you use them or not. Even if you don’t have a diagnosed mental illness, if you’re feeling overwhelmed or something happens, you can always talk to someone or go to a group meeting.
6. If you like to exercise, do it. Exercising gives you energy and it really does keep you in a better mood.
7. Spend as much time in study areas on campus as possible. I’ve found that I definitely get more work done when I’m on campus (I commute now). Even in the dorm rooms, we get caught up on our phones or with tv. When I’m out in a study environment (library, student center, lounge, etc.), I am less likely to get distracted or lay in bed with no motivation. I do as much work as I can when I’m actually on campus.
8. Drink and eat while you study. Again, you want to keep your focus and keep your energy up, so drink water and eat an energizing snack (like fruit or a granola bar).
9. Keep a planner or calendar. Depression can mess with your memory and your perception of time, so it’s important to keep a planner or calendar that keeps you up to date with assignments. I didn’t start until a few years ago, but it’s helped me a lot. I can’t even remember the number of times when a professor said something like “Okay, your papers are due next class” and I was in total shock.
10. Sleep! Sleep for a set amount of time every day. Even if you’re tired. If you have extra time during the day, take an energy nap, but try not to over sleep or under sleep. I know for me, I tend to stay up really late and then sleep all day. DO NOT DO THIS. Try to keep normal sleeping hours. Oversleeping is just as bad because it takes up all your energy and just makes you tired.
That’s all I can think of for now. I’m sure I’ll think of more and probably make a part two as this semester goes on! Add your own if you have a good one. :)
“The First Time I Said It”: a short chapter from my work-in-progress, Marry Me a Little. This is just a teeny taste, Lots more to come…
@inaheartbeat-film This short is so cute and important! thank you so much Beth and Esteban!
being gay is okay and it’s child-friendly, even if some ppl today still struggle to understand that
look at this cutie!
We caught up with Wynonna Earp’s Katherine Barrell, Dominique Provost-Chalkley, Melanie Scrofano, and showrunner Emily Andras to ask some hard-hitting questions.
While you’re here, please accept some bonus Wayhaught 😍
#SanversWeek Day 3: “You’re Drunk”
aka the one where Maggie’s on-duty and misses out on a night out with the Superfriends, alien weaponry and drinking games happen, and Kara’s apartment gets taken over
this or that: @queerearp said kat or adena
“But I want you to know that I did receive your picture.” “Oh yeah, it was. That was stupid. I was trying to be funny.” “It wasn’t stupid. Maybe a little funny, but you touched me here too.”
nicole + being drunk
I know you don't write wayhaught but, i was wondering if you could write a soft and fluffy wayhaught cuddling fic? I've been in a big wayhaught mood lately soo
A/N: I have gotten a couple requests for these two, and since I love them as a couple and my boss (and half of my office) is out today…why not? Sorry if I haven’t quite gotten their characters down as well yet! It’s the first time I’m writing them
It wasn’t as though Purgatory stopped functioning when it snowed…no, they were too used to the bitter winters and blizzards to act like their American neighbors down south. But just because Waverly had lived there her whole life didn’t mean she had to like everything about the town—and winters? They were simply not her thing.
“Hey, baby! Wanna come keep me warm :)” Waverly texted Nicole on one particularly blustery afternoon.
Nicole hesitated. On the one hand, yes. All of the yes. But on the other hand, she was at work, and Nedley was finally trusting her enough to be in charge of the precinct when he was out, to take on bigger cases and supervise investigations. “Can it wait one hour for my shift to end?” Nicole sent back.
“Fineee…” A few minutes later: “I miss you.”
Nicole chewed on her lower lip. She missed Nicole too, and ever since they got rid of whatever that goo demon was inside of her, she’d wanted to spend as much time as possible with her girlfriend. Because now she tasted like her Waverly again, felt and acted like her Waverly—and not just sometimes, always. “I miss you too, sweetie,” Nicole sent back. “Counting down the minutes…unless you wanted to come here? Nedley isn’t in…”
Waverly grinned, glad to see that Nicole was still as excited about their relationship as she was, still as enthralled with her as she was with Nicole, still as insatiable when it came to the hours they spent together up in Waverly’s bedroom at the Homestead or in Nicole’s apartment or the Sheriff’s office or, a couple of times, in the backseat of Nicole’s police cruiser. “I’d love to, but it’s too cold.”
Nicole tried not to laugh, though all she could picture was Waverly bundled up, clutching her hot chocolate, complaining loudly about the not unseasonably cold winters in the town she chose to call home all these years. “I promise I’ll warm you up so soon!”
“Holding you to it!”
—
As soon as Nicole got off work, she drove over to the Homestead, stopping only to pick up a bag of the mini marshmallows she knew Waverly loved to add to her cocoa. “Waves!” she called up when the door didn’t immediately fly open.
“It’s open!” Waverly yelled.
Nicole popped her head through the door, pushing it shut and locking it back up—after all, Purgatory might be a small town, but it wasn’t the kind of place where she felt okay with whomever (or whatever) might creep through her door in the middle of the night.
“Where are you, baby?” Nicole yelled.
“Up in my bedroom,” Waverly called back.
Nicole grinned, wondering if perhaps the door had been left open to allow Waverly an entrance of sorts—maybe another surprise performance in that cheerleading uniform? She definitely wouldn’t mind an uninterrupted dance from a non-gooed Waverly.
But when she made it up the stairs, she was greeted with a very different sight: Waverly curled up in her bed, all four of her basic blankets wrapped around her with her bonus blanket draped across her lap. “Aren’t you just adorable?” Nicole laughed.
“What happened to beautiful and sexy?” Waverly pouted.
“Oh, definitely those too. Definitely. It’s just a little harder to tell when all I can see are your eyes and your nose,” Nicole teased.
“Mm, maybe you join me under the blanket?”
“I think that could be arranged…but what do you say to moving this party down to the first floor? I can make you cocoa, and you can pick a movie?”
“Can it be a documentary?” Waverly asked, suddenly perking up.
“If I get to snuggle in that blanket cocoon with you, it can be whatever you want.”
“Deal!”
—
A few minutes later, Nicole came out clutching two steaming mugs of hot chocolate, the bag of mini marshmallows tucked under her arm.
“You’re amazing,” Waverly gushed, reaching for the marshmallows and her mug, holding it close to her face and letting the steam warm her. “Have I told you that?”
“Mm…a couple of times. But I don’t mind hearing it again.”
“Good. Because you’re amazing. Now come and cuddle me! There’s a new History Channel documentary I’ve been dying to see.” Nicole tuned out a little bit while Waverly was talking, too distracted by how perfect Waverly seemed, gesturing excitedly with her free hand as she let her enthusiasm for the subject show.
Once they started the movie, Nicole tucked herself into the blankets behind Waverly, curling around her and draping an arm protectively across her waist. She trailed soft kisses up Waverly’s neck and across her cheeks, watching as small dimples appeared on Waverly’s cheeks with every teasing kiss.
By the time Wynonna got home, Nicole and Waverly had fallen fast asleep, curled into each other under a whole pile of blankets while Netflix’s “Are you still watching?” screen blinked in the background. Shaking her head in amusement, Wynonna tip-toed across the room, turning off the television and moving the empty mugs into the kitchen sink. As much as the idea of the baby scared her, she suspected that this little Earp was going to have enough mothers and love to last a lifetime.
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imagine being so bothered by the fact that an audience wants two fictional women together romantically that you feel the need to literally scream invalidation towards the interpretation of a majority of your fans
“Tucker’s had all my instincts buzzing since day one.” “You bugged his phone? Isn’t that illegal?” “Very illegal.”
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