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This website is full of free sewing patterns that will automatically alter to ur measurements
https://freesewing.org
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i’ve heard a lot of people say “don’t reach out to your friends first and see how many people will remain in your life. those are your true friends” and i get it. it sucks and it’s tiring constantly being the one to message first, to initiate hang outs but don’t take this so literally. some friendships require initiation. i have lost touch with so many people who genuinely cared about me and wanted me in their life because i stopped reaching out. it’s a hard pill to swallow but honestly some people just suck at it and it doesn’t mean they don’t love and value you. i’ve reconnected with some people over the past few months and it’s crazy how genuinely happy they are to see me and how engaged they are in the conversation. i just think sometimes we’re too harsh on each other & too quick to emphasize other peoples flaws and remove them from our lives but then we’ll all be alone and what’s the point of life then!!!!
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How about masterpost of GCSE advice? :)
general advice
tips for year 11s (1) (2)
gcse regrets
back to school tips from the hogwarts houses
exam season
super important!! make things easier for the examiner
20 things to do before exams
how to cope with exams for uk students
exam organisation printables
how to get good grades and still have a life
how to become a good test taker
tips to have a nice routine
dealing with stress in academia
how to balance life and school
motivation
study tips for a procrastinating mess
little activities to boost your study motivation
getting stuff done; lack of motivation
tips for a productive study day
becoming a morning person
your day is not wasted!!!
studying when you really don’t want to
how to get started
how to survive bad school days
10 ways to have fun whilst you study
how to enjoy studying
motivation does not correlate to being a good student
english literature
8 interesting literary techniques
some simple macbeth quotes
how to do amazing single word analysis easily
how to get an a*/ 8 or 9 in a lit essay
argue your way into a grade 8/9 lit essay
annotated jekyll and hyde pdf
love and relationships poetry guide
power and conflict poetry guide
power and conflict poetry workbook
romeo and juliet key quotes simple & complex
romeo and juliet practise questions
macbeth revision guides (1) (2)
macbeth quote discussions
an inspector calls workbook
an inspector calls mindmap/cards
unseen poetry revision guide
jekyll and hyde structure and narrative form
pop me an ask if you’d like me to make more masterposts for any specific texts, i’d be happy to!
english language
paper 1 mini mocks
paper 1 - question 4 tutorial
paper 1 - infographic
paper 2 mini mocks
paper 2 - non fiction - the greatest showman revision
paper 2 - planning
how to do amazing single word analysis easily
top tip - adopt a persona
extend your vocabulary
maths
how to study maths
edexcel higher tier revision checklist
practise paper & mark scheme generator
online maths tests
solutions and tutorials
notes and worked examples
edexcel necessary formulae quizlet
how to memorise formulae
science
the government’s rules on combined science for all exam boards
aqa combined science required practicals
bio notes (1) (2) (3)
biology glossary
chem notes (1) (2) (3)
chemistry glossary
physics notes (1) (2)
physics quizzes
physics glossary
freesciencelessons (youtube) (website)
primrose kitten (youtube) (website)
languages
how i taught myself gcse french🇫🇷
10 unusual language learning tips
100 reasons to learn a foreign language
100 reasons not to give up on your target language
how hermionie granger would study a language
improve your language skills
gcse spanish revision workbook
french movies
how to study a foreign language using fanfiction
the little prince in 32 languages
@lovelybluepanda
side note: when looking for language resources online, gcse level is equivalent to b1 on the cefr scale :)
humanities
guide to new spec history
how to study history
edexcel history resources
hehehe fun fact!!!!!
aqa religious studies resources
whole of aqa geography paper 1 video
how to study geography (1) (2)
plant lacey: geography revision (youtube)
edexcel history - elizabeth yt playlist
edexcel history - whitechapel yt playlist
edexcel history - weimar and nazi germany yt playlist
edexcel history - crime and punishment yt playlist
essay subjects
structuring essays
tips
substitutes for ‘shows’
misc
bitesize
bitesize app w/ flashcards (ios) (android)
gcsepod
seneca learning
revision world
s-cool
studywise gcse directory
englishbizhope this helps :)
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MARICÓN? SÍ GRACIAS
FAGGOT? YES THANK YOU
Taken from a poster by Coordinadora de Col·lectius per l’Alliberament Gai (Gay Liberation Collective Organizer)
[source] [more posters here]
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the unbearable heaviness of girlhood / Su Xinyu / Lucie Brock-Broido
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― Hermann Hesse, Demian: Die Geschichte von Emil Sinclairs Jugend
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the reason why we blurt out i love you's online excessively is because we don't have a lot of ways to show our affection and adoration. we cannot hug each other, we cannot see each other laugh or cry, we cannot hold hands, we cannot prepare food or draw on each other's hands. you cannot kiss their forehead and tell them by holding their shoulders and looking into their eyes, that you are here. you cannot lend a hand in any physical chore that your internet friend is performing, you cannot bring them warm water in the morning or make tea for them. you cannot water their indoor plants or sit with them under the sun and just talk. we are so far away, there are only a few ways that we can let the other person know that we love them. we prepare playlists, we prepare moodboards, we make posts for them. we say i love you excessively because we cannot act the love that we want them to receive.
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I love reading writers for whom english is their second language and analyzing how their first language influences their style. People whose first language is romantic tend to be very descriptive and flowery with their english, whereas german or russian first language speakers are a lot more concise and almost abrupt. Most of the japanese writers I've read have had a simple, surrealist quality to their writing. Almost like watercolor paints. I just find it interesting.
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