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Once my boyfriend told me: "You're not a burden. A burden is something you're forced to carry against your will. I freely choose to be a part of your life and that means you aren't a burden to me." I'm passing it on in case some of you need to be reminded of that.

remember what’s really truly important in life : local bookstore

we should renormalize using our stickers im too done gatekeeping all of them 😼

no offence but I’m tired of stories about childhood sweethearts and first loves can we see some more stories about people who found love later in life or after making mistakes

Jirokichi Suzuki is the textbook definition of a clout chaser and you can’t convince me otherwise.

Local 70 something rich old man has beef with a 17 years old because he doesn't like when things are not about him

The journey is the becoming, not the arriving.

self affirmations from august

so...I lowkey forgot about this blog until now... :'-[

worlds most goated white boy

Out of all the stickers packs I bought on Shopee, these Rilakkuma stickers have the best print quality so far.

They are perfect for journaling 🎀

English Vocabulary Journal

I was watching ParkerNotes’ latest video on YT about the best way to expand your vocabulary and it pushed me to set up a vocabulary notebook at 3 am in the morning lmao. I liked the method he explained in the video, and despite having failed attempts at keeping a physical and digital word bank, I think I could make this work for me.

I simplified the method of adding a word into my vocabulary notebook. First, I write the word, specify what type of word it is (noun, verb, etc.) and then I jot down its definitions from the Merriam-Webster website. I don’t include the word’s etymology as to not make things complicated.

To increase the chances of me not dipping out on this journal, I decided to use a precious notebook of mine which is the A6 Muji Open-Flat Notebook in Black.

I had a good experience writing in this notebook so far which alleviates the urge in me to write stuff sloppily in it and just overall treating it as if it were disposable (do any of you do this with notebook you don’t like?).

That’s all I have to say for now. I look forward to writing more notebook-related entries in this blog. Thank you for reading and have a nice day :-))