To all the people who constantly zoned out and daydreamed as a kid and probably told off for it, who learnt how to cry silently before the age of ten and maybe stopped crying entirely, who used books as an escape method and would constantly daydream about running off to a fantasy world, who is most likely now a burnt-out neurodivergent who didn't get diagnosed early so they self-diagnosed instead, and who now wants to groan at the thought of having to wake up another day,
how's the childhood trauma, deep-rooted love hate relationship with your parents, lack of self-esteem and sense of self, and raging queerness doing? you good?
sleeping my problems away in a richard papen way
if you've never engaged with a creative art on a regular basis you need to understand that it requires concerted effort to get into "the groove" to make something and every second that it takes to get into that groove causes physical pain, but the only thing worse than doing it is not doing it.
I feel so called out
The Foxhole Court
5 Survive
All Your Twisted Lies
If We Were Villains
Everything I Never Told You
Hench
The Hunger Games Trilogy
Song Of Achillies
A Good Girls Guide To Murder
No Longer Human
Good Girl Bad Blood
Of Mice and Men
The Girls I've Been
Freak The Mighty
Dune
A Song of Ice and Fire
The Raven Boys Trilogy
A Secret History- Donna Tart
Taming the Star Runner- S.E Hinton
Rumblefish- S.E Hinton
The Outsiders- S.E Hinton ( Writing Style, Diction, and narrations, and Structure)
If We Were Villians- ML Rio (Genre Analysis, Structure and Literary Devices)
The Sunshine Court
All The Young Dudes
Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke
A Little Life
Anne of Green Gables
The Idealist
Dark Rise
Six of Crows
Little Fires Everywhere
Neon Gods
Red Queen
The Perks of Being A Wallflower
How many times do I have to tell society that I'm most productive at 2am
musings on may
Franz Kafka Diaries, 1914-1923 | Felix Vallotton, The Dordogne with Carrenac (1925) | Vera Brittain, “Because You Died: Poetry and Prose of the First World War and After” | Jin Xingye | Haruki Murakami, "Norwegian Wood" | Jin Xingye
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So turns out…..you guys are not gonna believe this…….but it turns out. Reading real books. Is good for you actually.
its nearing the end of my first year of college, and i take my final exam in 2 days, so today was a day of productivity
took out trash started a new book cleaned the bathroom studied finished the final paper took an exam organized my playlist registered for summer classes
hi.... I don't know where to start here so I just thought I could give you a little information about me.
I started this blog because I find it hard to motivate myself to study. It's the end of my second semester in college, and it didn't go the way I planned. I read somewhere that romanticizing life doesn't mean push away the ugly parts, but find the beauty in the ugly parts.
I started this blog because I thought it would be a good way to develop aqantiences who are focused on education and hold myself accountable. Besides I thought it would be fun.
i have adhd
name: call me cowboy
pronouns: she/her (work in progress)
college: freshman studying animal science with a minor in equine science
sports; IHSA Equestrian
hobbies: reading, writing, horseback riding, art
fun facts
i have a dog named Roseter
i went to a fine arts school
i listened to 2000 minutes of Hoizer in the month of January
i am a certified cinephile ( Ik how obnixous that sounds)
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read more
go to the gym ( get physically stronger)
eat better & drink water
keep a journal
Latin
write daily
study daily
dress better
write personal essays
current events/projects
fall reading list 2024
summer reading list
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