Make it through.

"She felt everything too deeply, it was like the world was too much for her."

[zonadobar-deactivated20180502]

[academicssay]

[decision]

[just-shower-thoughts]

In a verbal argument, the person who says something last wins. In a text argument, the person who says something last loses.

[just-shower-thoughts]

Vampires suck your blood to get Vitamin D because they can’t go out in the sun themselves. Ever think about that? No. Because you only think of yourself.

[penicillium-pusher]

my counselor: how are you doing?

me: good, how are you?

my counselor: good, what brings you in today?

me: im doin real bad karen

[luvbey]

I get road rage walking behind people.

[striders]

[totalariana]

When you ask your Mom for money and she ask where your money at

[blackberryshawty]

ME

[yekkes]

Me reassuring myself: it’s really ok you dumb bitch

[larvitarr]

[3000s]

this is the mood for 2018

[donzo1234]

[hatin]

I think part of the reason why we hold so tight is because we fear something so great won’t happen twice

unknown (via hatin)

[malleficarvm]

Stop this “work hard” bullshit. You deserve free time, you deserve sleep and you deserve mental health. You deserve to procrastinate and you deserve to have your hobbies. You deserve it. You need it. No one should work & study all the time.

[usuallychattering]

This goes hand-in-hand with the idea that we always have to be busy. How many times have you been asked how work/school/life is going only to respond with “Good. I’m really busy!” and the other person smiles and nods in agreement that they’re busy too. Let’s stop this. Don’t be afraid to admit that you have downtime, spent all of Saturday catching up on some great Netflix show, reading cooking blogs without ever intending to make any of it, or just sleeping in because you were out late the night before. There’s more to life than being busy with things all the time and it’s completely okay to have leisure time and hobbies to fill it with.

Whatever happened to having hobbies anyway? Everything these days is all about productivity, all the time. Read more books than last year! Don’t waste any time, listen to audiobooks while in line at the grocery store! Practice yoga and mindfulness! Schedule your days and record them in your bullet journal! Keep track of your progress in everything.

Stop it. Chill. Have an evening of nothingness and don’t feel guilty about it. Look at your friends Instagram stories as they’re doing whatever it is they’re busy with and don’t feel like you’re missing out. FOMO is an illusion, that’s their life and you’re in yours. So what if they’re having a get-together at the hip new restaurant and you’re at home petting your cat. You’ve got a soft, fluffy cat and they don’t which is clearly their loss.

Last weekend I spent half the day tinkering with some circuit boards salvaged from junk electronics and didn’t accomplish a single thing, except making a mess and getting a few cuts on my fingers. I can’t brag about it, nobody else cares, and I didn’t learn anything useful. At the end of the day though, I realized I’d had a lot of fun doing it.

My point being, it’s entirely valid to do things that aren’t work or school, it’s okay to take a break and give your mind time to focus on something else that doesn’t have anything to do with anything. And yeah, get some sleep too.

[runhardliveloud]

Dude, YES. I can’t tell you how many times in my academic career I just couldn’t STOP. Now I have so much more grace with myself….there’s no need to be that busy all the time.

[bpdbuttercup]

yes I am fully aware that I’m The Worst™ but I still wanna be like……. loved and stuff

[taylormakaveli-deactivated20251]

basically

[diaryofalittlekitten]