How Is There So Much Going On Inside Of My Head But AIso Literally Nothing

how is there so much going on inside of my head but aIso literally nothing

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dandelionaesthetic

4 years ago

(felt like writing shitty poetry today)

Meeting him again

And now I'm in the woods

The sun is burning my cheeks

I feel your presence

You're a shadow, you're a tree.

You are everything there

But you are also nothing

I feel your presence

And I'm there, barefooted and running.

So much time have passed

And I still miss you, till this day

I feel your presence

Maybe I found peace.

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dandelionaesthetic

3 years ago

Doesn't the ice hurt when we skate on her?

Hundreds of blades cutting through her skin

But she doesn't cry, she resist as she hurts

When she is carrying all these lovebirds

To feel like being killed as others fall in love

With everyone but you, this must be hell

I'll write love poems to you ice, my beloved

So you don't feel alone while being cut up.

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dandelionaesthetic

4 years ago

infp study hacks:

So us infp folks often really struggle with studying for a few reasons. Here are some tips for how to cope/overcome three of those reasons.

Your imagination won't let you focus.

This might sound weird, but stay with me... A trick I've found that works is acting like a character from my favorite book or movie, and pretending they are a genius explaining the topic I am studying to a group of people who are "not as genius." (Sherlock Holmes is a favorite character of mine for this role.) Instead of allowing your imagination to hinder you, use it to your advantage! Act out your studies.

You don't feel motivated.

This often stems from the fact that studying is monotonous. And honestly, tis boring to study. But I often find incorporating a little variety into the way you study really helps. Study on the floor. Use a timer to see how much you can learn in a certain amount of time - like you're on a very specific type of gameshow. Stop every thirty minutes or so and just do a whole bunch of jumping jacks to get some good hormones flowing. Basically, use your curiosity as a method of making studying exciting and new every time. Try new routines.

You can't get started unless you study "the right way."

Often times, infp's are perfectionists. We don't want to study unless we can do it perfectly, and we end up second guessing everything. ("Am I even going to remember anything?" "Do I know what I'm doing?" "Is this method working?") But instead of getting caught up in these paralyzingly negative hypotheticals, turn them into positives! Act as if you have a point to prove against these doubtful thoughts. Doubt your doubts! Because here's the thing about your doubts: just because you think them, that doesn't mean they're true. Tell yourself you are already a mastermind of whatever topic you're studying, and watch yourself transform into one.