As is congruent with my personality, particularly my teenage personality, I had a secret tumblr growing up. I believe it was secret because I thought I was too cool or edgy for tumblr or something. Needless to say I've grown out of this delusion, but, alas, it took so long that tumblr is now near-defunct. For me, at least, pinterest has filled the aesthetic hole that is the tumblr dearth. Something pinterest does not often have, however, is those vaguely inspiring text posts. I didn't realise how much I enjoyed them until last night, in a paroxysm of procrastination (I don't know if you can really use paroxysm like that, but I'm going to anyway), I went through all 62 pages of my old tumblr. So, for future reference, here is some excellent tumblr advice.
Quickly, before I begin, I am called out,
I have extended this into making little films that romanticise my life. Not only is it fun, and not only does it give me purpose, but they are very fun to look back on as a reminder of a certain time of life.
Fuck paywalls!!
Still working on this one lol. But I've gotten much better.
Very relevant to this blog.
Motivation to always be iconic.
My father tells me this all the god damn time. And I still can't get it in my god damn head, It was so bad that I refused to confirm with academia.edu that I am in Alessandra Panizza who was the primary author in
this and
this article because I felt like I wasn't deserving of that credit - until dad forced me to.
I still think about this daily. I used to use it to go for extra runs when I was still doing competitive cross-country, and now I use it for reading and writing. I told Alice that this is my biggest motivator, and she said that that's probably not healthy. She's right, but it gets the job done.
You will not believe the amount of peep / B99 / phan / doctor who / sherlock fandom shit and beachy vibes~ aesthetic pics (including an inordinate amount of marc jacobs perfume stuff?) I had to sift through to compile these.
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