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[bashamanik]

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[moonshynecybin]

swan lake au where marc is normal during the nighttime until the sun comes up and he turns into the m1 at the end of vale’s bed

unironically this would fix them.

[lucid-daydreaming-art]

this is like the third time ive had to post something like this but you guys need to stop treating unodum like a celebrity or fangirl over him or act like its some sort of gift to be talked to by him or especially treat his friends weirdly because they talk to him regularly. ive gotten word that his friends are being treated as special just because they have connections to him and being asked to like say stuff to him or whatever??? which is legitimately very very gross behavior. cause its not only really uncomfortable for uno but it gets very awkward and uncomfortable for me and his friends. im aware my popularity in the regretevator fandom is largely because im associated with him and in all honesty from the START that concept has made me pretty upset. neither me nor his other friends want to be seen as special just because we’re close to him. its part of why i didnt make much outside of the blog AND why i just abandoned the blog and the fandom altogether. i think a lot of you guys are a younger audience and are still learning internet etiquette and social boundaries, but this needs to be a lesson in how NOT to treat others on the internet, especially content creators. this isnt to say dont attempt to build friendships with people you think are cool and feel like you have things in common with, but you cant go into that with the mindset of “i worship you notice me.” you need to understand that no matter how popular your favorite creator is, theyre literally just a person. thats it. just a person. not a god, not a character, just a person. im really fed up

[s0ftpining]

have you accepted cowboy au into your heart? 🌾

[free-n-wild]

Y'ALL guess who has an interview tomorrow with my state's wildlife rescue as an emergency phone operator? 👀

And if that doesn't work out I have another company wanting to interview me on Friday for a marine feeder/diver at the aquarium in the city, I'm so excited!!

[mlobsters]

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billie eilish and finneas - interview with zane lowe may 21, 2024 - on fear, honesty and struggle with HIT ME HARD AND SOFT

Billie: Well, and also, not to throw you under the bus, but Finneas was like, “I don't like doing this anymore. I don't want to write music right now.” Finneas: That’s true. Billie: And this was really scary for me at the time because, as you know, I used to be like, I hate making music. Don't want to make it, don't like making it. It's frustrating. It's irritating. I love having made it. I love performing it. I love, you know, when it's good. But I really have always struggled with the process. And this was when— Finneas: You were enjoying the process suddenly. Billie: I was kind of finally enjoying the process. And Finneas was like, “I would rather be doing anything else right now.” And it was very interesting because I saw myself in that. I was like, I have felt that way, and you have always been the thing that keeps the ship moving, and now you feel that way and like, what does that mean for us and what are we going to do? Billie: Well, and also, not to throw you under the bus, but Finneas was like, “I don't like doing this anymore. I don't want to write music right now.” Finneas: That’s true. Billie: And this was really scary for me at the time because, as you know, I used to be like, I hate making music. Don't want to make it, don't like making it. It's frustrating. It's irritating. I love having made it. I love performing it. I love, you know, when it's good. But I really have always struggled with the process. And this was when— Finneas: You were enjoying the process suddenly. Billie: I was kind of finally enjoying the process. And Finneas was like, “I would rather be doing anything else right now.” And it was very interesting because I saw myself in that. I was like, I have felt that way, and you have always been the thing that keeps the ship moving, and now you feel that way and like, what does that mean for us and what are we going to do?

[pokeberry5]

I just love ur drawings of Tim smiling, him as Stray, and the video of Tim being all cat like smiling, do you think he and Selina are close (like mother and son)? Also are you okay with fanfics based off ur drawings?

thank you!!! i'm very fond of kitty tim so im glad you like him too :)

to be honest, i don't see tim and selina as very close, unless im reading a fanfic where that's the specific setup--i do enjoy that trope

i actually like the dynamic i've seen a little of in the comics (i'm thinking of batman: contagion), where tim is willing to work with catwoman but is still wary of her, while selina is fondly contemptuous of the new little robin. i like tim as the annoying but earnest kid who still manages to grow on people. like mold <3

and yes! i'm ok with fanfic based on my drawings as long as you link back to the original piece (and maybe let me know if you're comfortable with that :])

[sunnibits]

is anyone else like a huge fan of various medias, huge fan of characters, loves exploring plots and themes and character development, genuinely very enthusiastic about storytelling in general… but like, somehow physically incapable of making plot lines you care about with your own original characters. or like straight up being unable to create ocs you’re actually invested in???

like, you know what you like, you enjoy so many stories, you spend so much time digging into and delighting in the themes and tropes you like, and yet every time you try to make an original concept yourself it’s just impossible to make something compelling to you???? which makes no damn sense bc it’s literally coming from your own head so wouldn’t it be as self indulgent and perfect for you as possible??????

or is this just a unique me problem bc I swear to god it’s driving me insane

[stellarumexp]

thinking about a qsmp zine again-

for the love of all things i would love a zine focused on the eggs. each egg (especially the eggs that we only knew for so criminally short a time) getting their own little section with art and fic and other little meta analysis things.

I'd love to see a zine series that focuses on some of the main events. Like a federation focused zine, or a purgatory 1 zine. Imagine a purgatory 2 zine, where each team has a chance to be the focus. A prison zine where we get to see the behind the scenes of so many islanders being in such a small space for the first time since purgatory, if not even longer.

A mini-series of zines focusing on each language group, or even individual character zines. Duozines, or a zine just for the morning crew and their shenanigans. A Philza zine that contains not only QSMP but also Phil's hardcore lore.

If there was ever any interest, I think I would try to make this happen. I've only ever worked the social media and management side of zines but I'd put up with learning everything to make something this cool actually reality.

[chiropteracupola]

how not to be lay on the ground and cry forever about some small comparatively minor instance of things not going my way

[the365ceo]

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[aschlepius]

all this unheard/unaired just makes me sick with longing for self-titled era hozier. where's the guy who wrote Angel of Small Death/It Will Come Back/Foreigner's God where'd he go

[rodeoromeo]

I mean I feel like the FACT of the validity of George’s frustration with the treatment of his songs in the Beatles is literally backed up by the numbers. The sheer amount of songs he had backed up for All Things Must Pass, the SUCCESS that record had, and the freaking tiny amount of songs he had present on any given Beatles album. If you don’t think it’s a tiny bit ridiculous then there’s a fundamental lack of respect for George as a musician and songwriter present that I just can’t stand with. At that point it has little to do with how you feel about John and Paul and everything to do with how you see George.

[explainlearning]

College Study Group: Looking for Better Results? Here's How to Make it Work

College can be a whirlwind of lectures, assignments, and exams. Juggling it all can feel overwhelming. That's where a well-functioning college study group can be a game-changer.

Study groups leverage the power of collaborative learning. By discussing course material, explaining concepts to each other, and working on problems together, you can gain deeper understanding, boost motivation, and ultimately achieve better results.

However, not all study groups are created equal. Some can be distracting or inefficient, leading to frustration instead of success. So, how do you make a great college study group that maximizes learning outcomes?

College Study Group Success: Key Ingredients

Here are some essential elements for creating a college study group that sets you up for success:

Finding the Right People: Look for members with similar learning goals and course schedules. Choose individuals who are motivated, reliable, and actively participate in discussions.

Setting Clear Goals and Expectations: At the outset, establish clear goals for each study session. Decide which topics to cover, what questions to address, and what you aim to achieve by the end of the session.

Scheduling Regular Meetings: Consistency is key. Schedule regular meetings at a time and place that works well for everyone. This ensures dedicated time for focused learning and prevents procrastination.

Creating Ground Rules: Discuss and establish ground rules for your group. This could include things like arriving prepared, respecting everyone's contributions, and maintaining a focused and productive learning environment.

Embracing Diverse Learning Styles: Recognize that everyone learns differently. Accommodate different styles by incorporating a variety of study methods like discussions, practice problems, or visual aids.

Making the Most of Your Study Group

Once you have the right group in place, here are some tips to ensure your college study group is truly effective:

Preparation is Key: Come prepared to each session. Review course material beforehand, identify areas you need clarification on, and bring any questions you have.

Active Participation: Don't be a passive observer. Actively participate in discussions, explain concepts to others, and ask clarifying questions. The more you engage, the deeper your understanding will be.

Respectful Communication: Create a safe space for open communication and respect diverse perspectives. Actively listen to your peers' contributions and offer constructive feedback in a positive way.

Focused and Time-Managed Sessions: Minimize distractions and maintain a focus on the goals you set for the session. Utilize your time effectively to ensure you cover all intended topics while allowing room for discussion and questions.

Sharing Resources: Supplement your study sessions by sharing helpful resources like online articles, relevant video tutorials, or practice problems from other sources.

Beyond the Classroom: College Study Groups and Explain Learning

The benefits of college study groups extend beyond the traditional classroom setting. Online learning platforms like Explain Learning can facilitate college study groups for geographically dispersed students or those with different schedules.

Explain Learning offers tools and features that enhance your online study group experience:

Collaborative Learning Tools: Utilize Explain Learning's whiteboards, online document editors, and shared study guides to work together on assignments and problem sets in real-time.

Communication Features: Facilitate communication through online forums, group chat functionalities, and video conferencing options to discuss course material and plan study sessions.

Supportive Online Community: Connect with other Explain Learning users enrolled in the same course or subject area. Find potential study group members or simply expand your learning network.

Conclusion: College Study Group Success Starts Today

A well-functioning college study group can be a powerful tool for academic success. By following the tips outlined above and leveraging the resources available on Explain Learning, you can create a collaborative learning environment that fosters deeper understanding, motivation, and ultimately, better results. So, gather your classmates, set clear goals, and embark on a rewarding learning journey together!

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[sharkspez]

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