#uni experience

[chemicalbrew]

(two days after returning and catching up with tumblr) oh yeah i got an A on my final exams

[just-a-local-dreamer]

Moving out and living on your own for the first time when you have siblings goes from

Nobody eats my snacks :))

to

Nobody eats my snacks :((

real quick

[folklorebau]

university in a nutshell is just learning how to be alone because you start off as new adults and you crave the friendship of other people, being in a new city without your parents/guardians and then two years later everyone is doing their own thing, drowning in their own projects, making new friends, moving in together, starting romantic relationships, having one night stands, drinking, falling apart and it can be so isolating. it’s such a harrowingly lonely experience because there is no singular right way to do it but whatever you are doing just feels wrong and different to what everyone else is doing. like it irks me to think about how university taught me nothing but how to despise everything i do from the moment i wake up to the moment i go to sleep.

[seeking-knowledge]

love it when the picture of the microscope doesn’t get the light at the right angle and it looks like the moon. but it’s actually tiny living cells.

(forgive the water droplets i haven’t used a microscope for two years of pandemic T-T )

[obliviatestudies]

Perfect for the freshman that either just started UNI/COLLEGE or are starting very soon! All my tips, advice as well as my experience of first year!

[idratherstayslytherin]

Okay, guys I'm making a video on my first year of uni/moving away from my country

Ask me anything you're interested in/ want to know so I can answer the question that can actually help people who are going to uni and are scared/afraid/not know what to expect.

[artistdaura]

Pushing your hobbies away?

I wonder if this is a thing that other INFJs and possibly the other MBTI types can relate to: Under some pressure or stress, I tend to habitually push away my hobbies (e.g. drawing) and music, thinking that 'they're a distraction' when actually, they have the capability to be calming and the contrary~ I’ll be honest, this week has been a pretty unpleasant one in several fields of life: friends, sense of direction in life and uni grades, things just seemed to keep going downhill.  I’ve felt really confused and lost. But guess what? Right now, I’m sitting here, revising for my exam with my graphics tablet perched comfortably on top of my computer, while listening to music. Instead of pushing those two things away, I'm happily tuning into chill beats on YouTube (I highly recommend playlists like miekui and in love with a ghost), knowing that I can study in a harmonious atmosphere, a week before the exam. Haha, I’ll even mention that this exam was one of the most important ones for my uni life, and it’s a tough subject for me! C++ coding. Right now in this moment, I feel really at ease, possibly because I’ve finally had the time to sit down and actually enjoy what I’m studying, step-by-step, with no pressure of assignments or deadlines. I’ve sprung up and started to feel positive again~

 So, if I could leave you, those reading this, with something to take with you today, I’d like to spread the positivity to you! ^^

Even though pushing away your distractions might make you feel like you can buckle down to focus, it may have the opposite effect: you might feel a little down because you’ve essentially temporarily gotten rid of the things you love. So instead, embrace them, accept their presence in your environment and make the atmosphere comfortable with whatever suits YOU! 

"Life is like a wheel, it'll turn downwards, but at the same time, it inevitably has to come back up again, so things will definitely, always get better!"  - Windaura

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Thank you so much for reading this, and I really hope wherever you are right now, that things will start to pick up for you and that you’d have a fantastic day, afternoon or night! <3

[seeking-knowledge]

today i learned i can make my circuit float in space.