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1. It’ll get tough. Really fucking tough. You already knew that. But that’s life, accept it. Put away the books for an hour, drink some tea, cuddle your pets, stare at the ceiling, watch some Youtube videos, and then finish your homework.
2. There will be a lot of days where you wanna quit or can’t get out of bed. Don’t call in sick and don’t drop out. You can do this, you can survive this year like all the others.
3. Enjoy learning new things. Knowledge is power, knowledge is sexy.
4. Don’t pay attention to others, you are here for you, nobody really pays attention to others anyway.
5. Be nice to teachers and help fellow students. Kindness makes life so much easier.
6. ASK THINGS. Ask the most stupid question and ask the hardest. Just ask anything you want to know. Teachers think you’re dumb? Fuck them. Students laugh at you? Fuck them. YOU need to pass that class and YOU need that degree.
7. Make your lunch the evening before if you have trouble getting out of bed in the morning. Breakfast helps you start up your day. If you don’t have time to eat at home, make some for in class.
8. Go to bed early. A good night’s rest is everything. It’ll make getting out of bed a lot easier.
9. Always carry a water bottle with you. ALWAYS.
10. Take a deep fucking breath. It’s all going to be okay. Take a few steps back and look at your situation with a clear view. Realize how far you’ve come already. Be proud of yourself. Celebrate small victories. You are doing okay.
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10 steps on how to survive another year of school. (via everything-studyblr)
One more year.
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This applies to life after college too.
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Sometimes I make “To-Do” lists with the most basic shit ever like “eat” and “sleep” so I feel accomplished when I cross things off.
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"The best moments in reading are when you come across something - a thought, a feeling, a way of looking at things - which you had thought special and particular to you. And now, here it is, set down by someone else, a person you have never met, someone even who is long dead. And it is as if a hand has come out, and taken yours"
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Anonymous asked: Why do you think when fashion models gain weight instead of going from super skinny to more fitspo type, most just look big, flabby, and bloated aka Erin heatherton, Gemma etc. Why let oneself go like that? Industry pressure, terrible food choices, what gives?
anonymous-model-deactivated2016:
I don’t think this is a fair question. When you leave modeling, you are leaving the world that scrutinizes you on EVERY inch of your body for years. Go to a public beach and show me one girl that could compete with the girls that work in the industry. People’s natural bodies are a little flabby.Not everyone’s sole desire is to seem attractive to every irrelevant spectator. YOUR BODY HAS MORE PURPOSE. Your body is not a sex object. It is not meant to be found attractive at all times to everybody. When you age or have children, your body is a tool to create memories with, to nurture babies. to hold loved ones, to care for old ones. Letting ourselves go? Everyone on the planet ‘let’s themselves go”! Its called realizing there are more important things in life than the way you look. Continuing to be malnourished, spending HOURS of your day working out so that a few teenagers behind their computer screens won’t criticize you is laughable. Stop being so obsessed with people who have no idea you exist and start worrying about yourself. These girls have achieved so much and sacrificed much more than you could probably ever imagine.
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