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hi hi~ since i’m planning a Big Return™️ to regular posting on here after a few years i figured i should re-introduce myself because a lot has changed!

name: rin pronouns: she/her mbti: infj-t age: 22 education: ib diploma graduate, journalism & digital media at uni currently studying: korean past time activities include: figure skating, playing animal crossing, collecting stray kids photocards favourite fruit: peach, cherry, lychee, grape!! favourite characters: winnie the pooh, ryan, pochacco favourite study space: i pretty much live in coffee shops favourite season: autumn!!!!!

i’m coming back mainly to track my revisions of korean before the course i signed up for begins (october 10), i’m starting job hunting in september as well so the content will be centred around korean revisions and polishing up my cv. i missed the community a lot too :( i want to engage with you more so i’m really looking forward to that! let’s get talking~

2021, dec 29-30

really wanna go back to playing the sims, i’m furnishing with christmas decorations atm... but i have to keep writing this essay (about ao3, wattpad and feminism - interesting but would rather be doing a ton of other things) ㅠㅠㅠㅠ

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Hi!! Thanks for answering my question, it’s really helpful❤️❤️❤️I was also wondering if you have any tips on coping with revising for finals and stress (especially w depression)? Like how do I revise effectively and balance all of my subjects xx thank u

prioritizing is important, meaning: focus on the subjects that will be necessary for you in the future. it doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t study for the rest at all, but rather, in times when you panic or get overwhelmed with the workload, you’ll know what to start with.

and for any revising to be effective, you need to know yourself and your limits, so for example try experimenting with different pomodoro method proportions (aka not necessarily 25:5 but 30:10 or 45:10, just find out whatever works for you) so that you can effectively plan out your day and balance different subjects as well as studying and resting.

the most important advice i could ever give anyone, coming straight from my therapist, is that you absolutely NEED to recharge = rest, eat, go outside, be physically active. studying is pointless when your brain is constantly running, without the amount of rest enough for it to recharge completely. when i was studying for finals, i would repeat this to myself all the time, so much that i made an infographic:

if it’s easy for you to feel guilty when you don’t revise 24/7, stop for a moment and remember that your brain and you are not machines, and even if they were, they would need fuel to keep going just like a human needs fuel, not only to be able to work at all, but to be able to work well.

also remember that whatever the results will be they do not define you and do not determine your whole life. whatever situation you find yourself in, you’re going to handle it, and you’re going to be okay. good luck again <3