Lessee, I choose... do some fic recs. Let's say your current or classic favorite smut - angst - fluff - crack.... there, that's four to come up with, should keep you busy for a hot minute. 😉
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Current Favorite Sm-angst: Run Me Like a River
by @thoughtslikeaminefield
Classic Favorite: Marked
MoC!Dean x Reader by @there-must-be-a-lock
Classless SELF PROMOTION TIME by way of Smut:
Unexpected Welcome
A/B/O Alpha!Sam x Omega!Mick
(This is the thing I have nightmares that Jared will find out about. You should probably not read it.)
Current Favorite ANGST: The Things We Lost in the Fire
A devastating Dean x Reader by @lastactiontricia
Classic Favorite Angst: Good Vibrations
A dark and haunting series by @impala-dreamer
Current Favorite Fluff: Boyfriend Girlfriend
A High School AU with Sam x Reader by @squirrel-moose-winchester
Classic Fluff: I am really bad at remembering Fluff
Here’s some DRABBLES!
Current Favorite Crack: 12 Days
A Christmas Classic! I couldn’t really pick one, especially from your list. So you get a nearly summer’s eve promotion with this out of left field essay you gave me. xoxo Oh yeah, blame @seenashwrite
Classic Favorite Crack: My Map
This is from my OG Tumblr fandom featuring Spencer Reid x Map
Not all of this came out of my head. I got a lot of advice from other studyblrs.
1. On lesson, write your notes quickly, don’t pay attention to the aesthetics of it. Write down everything the teacher says/ writes on the board. You will later rewrite it neatly, and select the important. You can make the ‘messed’ version in an extra notebook, and have nice notebooks for each subject.
2. Put a short extract of the note text on the side of the page. (I do this with book plots on literature.) It will help you get quickly into something, and also, by writting this down, you will make things clearer and simpler for yourself.
3. Use washi tapes or just markers to divide pages into sections, don’t make your notes just a header + body text. You can play with it, put definitions in boxes, or bubbles…
4. Put keywords on top the page. It will be easier to remember what the notes were about when you revise for a big exam.
5. Before writing notes, make a color scheme. (e.g.- Pink highlither- headers and subheaders, purple sharpie- important info, grey mildliner- vocab)
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