(good grief it been a while......)
anyway hi im not dead
heard it was a special bee's birthday (@realizinau )
so i opened ms paint and doodled this real fast
he put his knitting skillz to use and made a cute sweater :)
the next challange however is giving it to Bailee
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I know a lot of people embrace the "Jenevelle Hallowleaf" name but for stoyline purposes and because Shadowheart even answers the question of "What do I call you now" with Shadowheart, she is keeping that name in my Act 3 and beyond threads.
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going from the Lake Timea arc in PARTIZAN where the Ashen, their long history as the Hypha largely lost, are introduced thanks to a chain of events beginning with the murder of the Ashen elect of Past —
— to the Road to PALISADE Lancer game where Zeke and Dianthe are uncovering buried Hyphan history and a new generation of strati are learning from the dead to tap into their powers and defend their community from the Principality —
— to the Road to PARTIZAN Dialect game where everything about the Hypha is laid out, and suddenly you see the ghosts everywhere in their story since then... but also that even after millennia of persecution and forced assimilation and language death, one core principle of the Dialect game was ultimately adhered to, in the long spiral of history.
whether carried with the Hypha and their descendents or not, the dead were not forgotten. even if meaning was lost or changed or stamped out over time, it was found again.
... out of all the emotionally devastating moments in my personal sci-fi FatT seasons onion, this arc of events is the most affecting one by a mile.
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sick of studying. going to post my notes here: emotion focused therapy suggests that emotions form part of ones identity and as such aims to allow individuals to accept and tolerate their emotions instead of avoiding them. letting go of anger and hurt toward another person and instead building acceptance and compassion for themselves
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Okay my fellow ADHDers or whatever else is up with your brains that makes it hard for you to study and study on time and study in a way that you actually remember stuff:
How do you get yourself to actually sit down and study? For me, the "oh shit deadline/exam soon, we can focus for a bit in emergency mode" hasn't worked in a long time now, which leads me now to an exam last week or so I put off to February and another one I would have tomorrow that I'm almost positive I won't go to because I never was in the lecture (clashed with another mandatory one) and only just now downloaded the stuff the professor provided, and I'm about ready to fall asleep so I know I won't manage it in time anymore anyway. And I have two other things I'd need done by tomorrow and I already know I'll cry during christmas break because of being overwhelmed not only because of staying at my parents' and missing my friends but mostly because I'll be overwhelmed at the prospect of January coming up with all the presentations and exams etc etc to get done, next to preparing for my main translation exams in February and getting started on my thesis.
So. HOW do you sit down and actually make yourself study? I came home at 7:30pm today, it's now 3:40am and I'm queuing this so that someone might see and have some sort of advice, because in that time I have finished one sentence of a translation that I'd been putting off for two weeks - ONE sentence - and revised the translation but like, very half-assed. I did not study for the exam although it was RIGHT THERE in my brain the whole time and I KNEW it was the most important thing and still, my brain just went kinda "eh 🤷🏼♀️" and I naturally didn't get my bills or even something I'd enjoy doing done. Just did fuck all for several hours that I swear didn't feel that long.
So, yeah, any advice on how to get yourself to actually START working and then sticking with it would be very much appreciated.
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