Studying and Avoiding Studying by Blogging

💚👒🪲🎧🐇🧳⚜️ Call me September! I use any pronouns. I'm a disabled/chronically ill public health student. I majored in psychology/anthropology in undergrad (and studied a whole bunch of other things) Finished undergrad in Spring '26, and will be starting my masters program in Fall '26. Icon is my dog lol. This is a side blog, so I’m sorry but I can’t follow back!

[septemberstudies]

Studyblr Introduction!

Hi! I want to start actually using this blog, rather than just reblogging stuff sporadically, so I figured I should probably introduce myself!

<3 Call me September - I want to use this blog as a combination study diary and aesthetic studyspo space, as a way to keep myself academically motivated and on top of both academics and self-care.

<3 I am a recent graduate, I majored in Psychology and Anthropology. I’m planning to get a Master’s of Public Health and hopefully eventually a psychology phd. I hope to go into research and academia professionally.

<3 I also study Neuroscience and History as supporting areas, and have a variety of interests in a broad range of academic fields that I might post about - from the occult to politics to botany to sexuality!

<3 I am disabled/chronically ill, neurodivergent, and struggle with a number of mental health issues - these topics might come up on this blog in addition to academic ones.

<3 My current aesthetic leanings are probably best described as 'sage green cozy vintage academia' - so if I do actually start posting, that's probably the vibe you can expect

Edited on May 30, 2026 to update my info!

[imanbenerrabeh]

spring to summer hi sweet june season

[coffeemlk]

moments from my life this week

[lost-rxverie]

sunday | june 7

the only drawback to john green's TB advocacy is that when people discover i have an encyclopedic knowledge of tuberculosis history and drug development they ask if it's related. need a t-shirt that says "i was into TB before john green made it cool".

🎧 summer in berlin - alphaville 🧊 vietnamese iced coffee 🕐 1pm

[septemberstudies]

I got into grad school!!! I am going to be starting my masters this fallllll!!!!!!

[matchafigs]

snoopy matcha date?

[pureheroine2013]

In another life im a green summer dress hanging on a clothing line somewhere sunny

[septemberstudies]

Haven’t posted in forever but I GRADUATED!!! I am done with undergrad!!!!

[midnightinshadow]

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I need to do this. (Doesn't do it) (Doesn't do it) (Doesn't do it) (Doesn't do it) (Doesn't do it) (Doesn't do it) (Doesn't do it) (Doesn't do it) (Doesn't do it) (Doesn't do it) (Doesn't do it) (Doesn't do it) (Doesn't do it) (Doesn't d

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[slightlydepressedmelon]

tumblr friends who are in college/university or about to be please let me be your older sibling for a moment

if you have any kind of physical or mental disability (including depression or anxiety) please reach out your school’s Disability Service’s office. I am disabled myself and worked at my school’s Disability Services office while I was a student. even if you don’t think you need accommodations or support reach out and go through the process! there is nothing worse than finding yourself struggling and in need of accommodations and having to wait to go through the process to get those. from experience both on the staff and student side it is better to have the accommodations and not use them than to need them and not have them.

look out for yourself, help your future self. there is no shame in having or needing accommodations.

(fyi many schools also offer a form you can take to a doctor if you are undiagnosed that explains how you are impacted and what support you may need! you do not necessarily need a diagnosis to get accommodations!)

sending lots of love and spoons to you all

[thatoneacademic]

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[illmadekn1ght]

every day it gets harder to have a relaxed jaw and decent posture

[nixscriptum]

less of a poem, more of a reminder. ( ఌ )

[septemberstudies]

I didn’t get into any of the PhD programs I applied to, even the ones where I’d spoken with faculty and been encouraged to apply. Anyone have any advice on coping with this kind of academic rejection?