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circusinarun · 15 days

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Bride and ugly ass groom.

They're marrying... I'll draw a comic about their marriage, i swear to god

Close ups :P

Grandpas in love

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seneon · 1 month

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all mine ──── reo mikage x gn! reader.

about. two souls who are oblivious to each other's feelings. | ib all mine, plaza. fluffy but not rly fluff..? wc of 690+

notes. whenever i listen to that song, it reminds me of reo idk why. AND Y'ALL THOUGHT I FORGOT ABOUT BLUE LOCK HUH SHAME ON U

popular mikage reo is loved amongst students, perhaps even hated. who knows. but there were only two sides, love and hate. all the girls in school wanted mikage reo and all the boys wanted to be like mikage reo. to put simply, he is the dream of everyone.

he gets everything he wants. money, success, fame, women, nagi seishirou. whatever that he desires, he gets.

so what happens when he doesn't get what he wants?

more like, what would happen if a student that wants him, ends up not wanting him anymore…?

reo mikage is oblivious to the times where you tried so hard to talk to him or be in his presence. to even get his attention through a crowd of dedicated fangirls and haterboys is just so hard. so not even one week of attempting to express your feelings, you have completely cut them off like cutting a mere thread.

sometime after you left, reo mikage started to notice you. how ironic is that? the popular mikage reo finally notices you, quite a popular student too. you were popular for your performing arts talent, often seen performing for school events or even outside of school.

the mikage attempted a chase and attract challenge for quite some time. but there was not even once where you would look his way and smile or blush or anything. now he felt like his desires weren't going to be fulfilled. he should've paid you more mind when you used to like him.

“yo mikage! you ever get the news on why l/n doesn't fawn over you like everyone else?”

he does. in fact, he wonders about it all the damn time. it was shocking that there are actually people who don't pay any mind to the mikage.

“they said l/n used to like you but gave up because you're wayyy too popular, man. they don't want you anymore.”

oh. talented y/n used to like reo mikage. that's a little disappointing. maybe a bit more disappointing. okay reo is lying to himself. he is extremely disappointed. he is disappointed at himself for how he never paid you any attention when you used to like him. if only he wasn't so oblivious then only would he make things work.

he could have you all for himself this entire time. he could have told people that talented y/n is all his. he would say “y/n is all mine” proudly.

is there a second chance for him in your heart? he is eager to know. so reo mikage is going to try to get your attention now. will he succeed or not? oh reo mikage prays. if not, he will do even the most ridiculous of stunts to get you to look at him just once. at least once.

truth is, he didn't even have to try. he was always in your heart. you'll only look his way whenever he isn't looking so you'd admire him from afar. how pathetic talented y/n is, to think that you have no chance with ace student reo mikage.

will this complex love story ever be solved?

yeah.

“will you ever look my way, y/n?! i've been trying so hard to talk to you. why won't you notice my feelings for you?!” reo mikage loses his patience and snaps at you.

in class, right where you sat completing your music sheet. and the mikage who snapped all of a sudden in the middle of a free period where the entire class paused at the outburst.

“i like you y/n, please just acknowledge my existence!”

oh dear. someone's angry.

“not like i don't acknowledge your existence. you're very much known to me. but the feelings part is not what i expected,” you said, looking at your music sheet and at reo. “i like you too.”

and that was all it took for two oblivious souls to acknowledge their feelings for each other. it isn't that hard to just... go up and talk. another day, and reo mikage gets to finally call the school's most talented performer “all mine.”

#⋆ ❨ writing ❩ ֢֢֢ ۟#reo mikage #mikage reo #reo x reader #reo mikage x reader #reo x you #reo x y/n #blue lock #blue lock reo #blue lock hcs #blue lock fluff #blue lock imagines #bllk #bllk x reader #bllk reo

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commander-gloryforge · 1 year

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ASTRIDS MOUNTS!!!

here are all of Astrids canon (named) mounts at the time of IBS!

Her first mount, Scratch the Raptor! He's a very goofy little guy and basically more of a dog? He was gifted to her when she first arrived in Elona and saved that village from the forged. He was one of the weaker Raptors, not as fast as the others, but he certainly is a very loving companion to Astrid! Scratch got injured a lot during the course of PoF, he's a VERY brave Raptor that tends to disobey Astrids orders at times. She may think a distance is too far to jump for him, but he'll just go "fuck it" and try anyways. And he does succeed most of the time, though he strains his body a lot.

Frostwing the Griffon! Astrid raised her from the egg. She started out as an Owl Giffron Hatchling Mini that I bought from a heart vendor in Bitterfrost... Frostwing was basically among the eggs that Astrid rescued during LWS3, and as soon as she hatched she'd start following Astrid around! She'd get herself into a few dangerous situations following Astrid into all those fights, even out of Bitterfrost. She even followed her onto the pact airship to Elona, where she'd eventually go missing/run off by herself. Only after The Departing, Frostwing would show up again, a LOT bigger, though still not fully grown. And at the very end of PoF, she had grown enough for Astrid to ride her! Turns out she also kind of consumed plenty of magic on Astrids adventures, which made her bigger and stronger as well!

PETEY! WE ALL KNOW AND LOVE HIM! After Gorrik and Astrid grew him together and he was ready for action, the two actually also decided to tune him a bit more while they were at it. Since both of them are (at that time) holosmiths, theyengineered around a little and found a way to utilize the Holoforge to make that bug even FASTER! Of course this is much more safe than the Holoforge Astrid uses to fight, and there is no need to worry about overheating and damaging himself!

The newest addition to her team! Stardrop the Skyscale was also raised from the egg! She's VERY attached to Astrid. And she's VERY strong. And she VERY much likes to jump at Astrid and push her around. Startdrop is Astrids "main" mount of sorts? Scratch can finally retire now! She also gets along quite well with Frostwing. They might aswell be girlfriends idk.

#astrid gloryforge #dios ocs #gw2 #guild wars 2

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userrr6789 · 6 months

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How to get into an ivy league

Make sure that you have good marks, sure ivy leagues admissions don't only look at your grades but it is still crucial to keep up a high average for these schools to see your discipline

Be sure to take AP and IB classes, these classes tend to be more advanced in terms of academics, ivy leagues want to see you can succeed through a challenge and that your up for one which further demonstrates your discipline and motivation

Have a clear interest; It is very crucial to have a clear interest. What clubs and extracurriculars are you focusing on. You interests must be clear and precise. Remember it is much more important to the work your way up to president in a few clubs by the end of high school then be one of the lower postions of 20.

Have a passion project outside of school; This is something that you bring to the table, that clearly reflects your goals and passions. Some example of a passion project could be starting a non-profit organization to help children get educated as your passionate about humanitarian rights, or you create an app that helps adolesants communicate, this reflects on who you are

What makes you different? You have to remembers that there are thousands and thousands or students applying to ivy leagues every year. What makes the admissions look at your application and think how different you are from the rest of the applications. What makes you special? What picks you out of the crowd? Remember, Ivy leagues want a diverse selection of graduates, now I don't mean race or religion but more so passion or interest

Change the world. Ivy leagues don't want students who are going to get a degree and go work in an office for the rest of their life, they want a student who are world changers, the next Michelle Obama, Steve Jobs, Dr Seuss.

Make sure to have recommendation letters. Admissions want to see how collaborative and easy going you are with other people. Being able to work with other people is such a crucial thing to know. This skill is what is going to get you that acceptance letter. Over the years, impress your employer, your teacher, staff adviser, mentor, colleague, whoever it is show them you can make a change. That recommendation letter could cost your your career. Put in effort into be kind to other and being an easy going overall like person.

Take the necessary's tests-like it or not the SAT, or ACT can truly show admissions the kind of student you are. It is first, more important to have this test taken and also have a good score, so be sure to make this a priority.

Apply early-Ivy leagues want to see your dedication to this school. The early application shows that you want this opportunity and that willing to do anything in your power to get into said school.

#university #application #harvard #yale university #cornell university #princeton #ivy league #school tips #study motivation

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wondereads · 2 years

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Personal Review (08/28/22)

If You Could See the Sun by Ann Liang

Why am I reviewing this book?

Thank you to Inkyard Press and Netgalley for providing an eARC in exchange for an honest review! This book first caught my eye around a month ago, and the premise really intrigued me. I then saw a post from the author about ARCs now being available, so I tried my hand and was approved!

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Alice Sun attends Airington, a prestigious international private school for the ultra-rich, on a scholarship. As talented and academically gifted as she is, it isn't enough, and she finds out she'll soon have to leave Airington. This news coincides with another revelation: Alice can turn invisible. She can't control when and she doesn't know how, but she decides to capitalize on her invisibility by teaming up with her academic rival, Henry Li, to complete tasks from her classmates to raise funds for her tuition. However, as the stakes start to rise, Alice must decide how far she's willing to go for money.

This book takes a tried and true concept and adds something new to it by bringing in a supernatural element. Now, I'll be honest, anything that involves an elite private school I will eat up every time, so I am a little biased. However, I do think this book stands out from the crowd. Alice has very good reasons for not wanting to leave Airington. Leaving would mean going to a regular school in China and having to face the gaokao, a notoriously rigorous and stressful test required for college attendance, or moving back to America, where she would be unlikely to be able to complete her IB curriculum and would face racism on the daily. Combine that with her desperation to make something of herself, especially when constantly compared to children with the world handed to them on a platter, the tension is there. Even if Alice's methods were dubious, I wanted her to succeed in the end.

In my opinion, the story does get a little slow around the middle, but it's necessary for Alice's guilt to slowly build and overtake her. I loved the comparisons between her and Macbeth, especially since English is something she cares about. Seeing Alice's gradual downfall as the stress and her conscience creep up on her really kept me on the edge of my seat; I knew she was going to crack, but when?

The only negative thing I can think of is the ending. I don't know, I was just expecting something more severe. On one hand, I'm happy for Alice since I was genuinely attached to her, but on the other, I wish the story had explored the negative effects of this sort of thing to a greater extent. Also, as would be expected in a private school full of children of the 1%, it is a little unrealistic. From aspiring idols to kidnapping plots to truly insane amounts of money being thrown around, expect some crazy antics from the students.

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As someone who constantly regrets missing out on social activities and extracurriculars due to my obsession with academics but without it would never have stood a chance of getting into college, Alice hits a little too close to home. She's clever, talented, and driven, but she lacks the privilege of her peers and as such has developed a huge inferiority complex. Her character development as she takes her ploy for tuition too far is very well done, and her constant worry and stress were palpable. She's a character that's easy to root for, even when we know she's in the wrong.

Alice's dynamic with Henry was also just fun to read about. Academic rivals are my bread and butter, and Alice and Henry were pretty much everything I love about the concept. I will admit, Henry is a bit of a stereotype for the genre. He's the heir to a huge company that seems like everything comes easily to him but actually puts a lot of work in, especially due to pressure from his parents. However, as much as I loved the romantic subplot, to me, this book was wholly about Alice and her struggle for greatness. Still, I can appreciate how Henry is a stellar, supportive love interest.

In terms of side characters, I would like to especially discuss Alice's parents, her aunt, and Mr. Chen, her English teacher. They all share one thing in common—they are authority figures in Alice's life that truly care for her. It was just so touching to read about the ways they supported Alice, and they also brought an interesting aspect to the story. Despite their unconditional support, Alice still feels as though she is always disappointing them and that she owes them for their help. It was an intriguing concept to cover that even though Alice technically had the support she needed, her environment and personality as a result of that kept her from reaching out.

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I think the descriptions of Alice's emotional and mental well-being are the stars of the show in this case. Her constant anxiety adds a lot to the story; it made my stakes in the story grow, and it was visceral at times. As someone who is prone to episodes of intense panic, Alice's reactions were both heartwrenching and realistic. This book did a very good job of showing not telling when it came to this.

I will say that the physical descriptions were pretty average. Nothing particularly stood out to me, and I do wish Alice's own appearance had been more detailed. On the other hand, I can perfectly picture Henry due to Alice's constant attention to him (which is pure rivalry and definitely never to be mistaken for attraction). I did like the ending paragraph quite a bit and the way it tied back to both the title and the overarching theme of the book.

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Something I really appreciated about this book was how it made it clear that money is undeniably something important. The message isn't that Alice should stop reaching above her station and be content where she is; Alice's financial situation is what got her into the mess in the first place. The message is that Alice (and others like her) deserve better, but while they work towards a better life they shouldn't forget what makes that life worth living in the first place, be it family, friends, or personal passion, all things Alice has lost sight of. In the end, Alice's friends use their privilege to help her, and they are not villainized for having that privilege nor is she villainized for desiring it.

I do wish this book had gone a little deeper on the class divide, especially between Henry and Alice. There's potential for a very big fallout there around Henry not understanding why Alice cares about money so much. I can see why it was maybe excluded or glossed over, but it would have been so interesting to see Henry in particular grapple with Alice's reality.

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Like I said before, this book takes a story that's been done many times before and executes it well with extra elements that help it stand out. Alice's invisibility brings depth to both the plot and her character, which is well-developed. Her dynamic with Henry is so much fun, and I was able to genuinely root for her the whole time despite her dubious decisions. While I do wish the story had dug into the class divide a bit more, this was overall a very good book, especially for a debut, that I thoroughly enjoyed!

The Author

Ann Liang: Chinese Australian, If You Could See the Sun is her debut novel, and she is currently in college

The Reviewer

My name is Wonderose; I try to post a review every week, and I do themed recommendations every once in a while. I take suggestions! Check out my about me post for more!

#books #reviews #if you could see the sun #ann liang #ya #paranormal #contemporary

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eclassopedia22 · 8 months

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Tutoring Strategies That Benefit Students in the USA and India

Tutoring in IB Maths

Achieving a top score of 7 in IB Maths is a goal shared by students across the USA and India. As a tutor, your strategies play a pivotal role in helping them realize this aspiration. By delving into real-world applications of mathematical concepts, you can spark curiosity and engagement. The journey becomes a joint exploration, where you guide students through intricate mathematical landscapes, weaving connections between theories and practicality. This approach not only demystifies complex problems but also cultivates critical thinking, enabling students to navigate the nuances of both American and Indian exam patterns. Through fostering an environment of collaborative discovery, you empower students to grasp abstract concepts with tangible enthusiasm, propelling them towards the coveted 7.

Tutoring in IB Maths for students in the USA and India entails embracing the uniqueness of each learner's intellectual odyssey. Nurturing their strengths while addressing challenges is akin to refining the facets of a diamond. By leveraging contextual examples that resonate with their experiences, you bridge the gap between continents and cultures, making mathematical theories resonate on a personal level. Utilizing modern tools, you create a symbiotic virtual space that connects diverse minds, allowing them to interact with peers from across oceans. This digital camaraderie cultivates an appreciation for global perspectives, equipping students with a holistic skill set that transcends boundaries. As a tutor, your art lies in distilling the complexity of IB Maths into a harmonious symphony of understanding, echoed by the melodic achievements of 7-point triumphs in both American and Indian academic spheres.

Online IB Maths Tutor

Are you passionate about mathematics and education? Want to make a meaningful impact on students' lives while enjoying the flexibility of working online? Consider becoming an Online IB Maths Tutor! If you have a strong grasp of the IB Maths curriculum, a knack for simplifying complex concepts, and excellent communication skills, you're well on your way. As an Online IB Maths Tutor, you'll have the opportunity to guide and inspire students from diverse backgrounds, helping them build confidence and excel in their studies. Whether you're a math enthusiast, a recent graduate, or an experienced educator, this role lets you connect with learners in the digital realm and provide personalized support tailored to their learning needs.

Eligibility for the position of an Online IB Maths Tutor is straightforward. A solid understanding of the International Baccalaureate Maths curriculum, typically at least at the diploma level, is essential. You should possess the ability to break down complex mathematical ideas into easily digestible bits, ensuring that students grasp concepts with clarity. Proficiency in communication is key—being able to explain abstract notions in a relatable manner is crucial for effective online teaching. Whether you're based in the USA, India, or anywhere else in the world, as long as you have a reliable internet connection, the required expertise, and a passion for helping students succeed, you're qualified to embark on this exciting journey of online IB Maths tutoring.

Online IB Maths Tutor in USA: Catering to USA Audience

As an online IB Maths tutor catering to the diverse student population in the USA, I've discovered that effective teaching goes beyond numbers and formulas. Guiding students through the intricate landscape of the International Baccalaureate requires a unique approach that harmonizes with the American educational ethos. I blend interactive virtual sessions with practical examples drawn from real-life situations, cultivating a relatable learning experience. By weaving in relatable concepts from American culture and current events, I help students grasp the abstract notions of calculus, algebra, and geometry more effortlessly. This approach not only fosters a deeper understanding but also nurtures a genuine enthusiasm for mathematical exploration.

Adjusting my teaching methods to resonate with an international audience of students has been a dynamic journey. The blend of cultures and backgrounds in the online classroom allows me to infuse global perspectives into the teaching narrative. Recognizing the unique challenges that students from various countries face, I emphasize adaptable problem-solving techniques and stress the universal language of logic inherent in mathematics. Collaborative virtual whiteboards become our shared canvas, enabling students across oceans to collaborate seamlessly. In this borderless learning environment, the aim is not only to prepare students for IB exams but also to equip them with skills that transcend geographical boundaries, nurturing them into analytical thinkers and confident problem solvers on a global stage.

Online IB Maths Tutor in India

As an online IB Maths tutor in India, my role extends beyond teaching equations and theorems – it's about igniting curiosity and fostering a genuine appreciation for mathematics. Tailoring my approach for the Indian audience involves more than just curriculum familiarity; it's about recognizing the cultural significance of education and how it intertwines with familial aspirations. My virtual classroom becomes a space where I connect the dots between abstract concepts and real-life scenarios, making Maths relatable. By delving into problems that intrigue Indian students – from cricket statistics to population dynamics – I bridge the gap between textbook and reality. This not only cultivates a deeper understanding but also sparks enthusiasm, making mathematical challenges feel like exciting puzzles to unravel. With a focus on clarity, context, and connection, my tutoring style resonates with Indian learners, helping them not only excel in IB Maths but also nurture a lifelong affinity for the subject.

In the realm of International Baccalaureate Mathematics, achieving a score of 7 stands as a pinnacle of success for students both in the USA and India. Guiding them toward this accomplishment requires more than mere instruction; it demands a blend of insightful mentorship, adaptable methodologies, and tailored support. By harmonizing cultural contexts and learning landscapes, tutors can illuminate the path to a 7 with an individualized lantern of knowledge. As these young minds grasp the complexities of algebraic expressions, geometric proofs, and calculus nuances, they not only conquer the subject matter but also cultivate analytical skills for life's labyrinthine journey. Through patient guidance and a steady infusion of confidence, tutors can sculpt futures where 7s aren't just digits on a report card, but symbols of tenacity, growth, and cross-continental achievement.

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ksairam · 1 year

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Best schools in Bangalore to join your kids in 2023

The choice of your child's school is one of the important choices you will need to make because it will have an impact on them for a very long time. This is because a child's upbringing and education are two of the most crucial components of that child's existence.

In a larger city, parents frequently struggle to decide which is the best school in Bangalore that their child should attend. Parents don't often consider the school's name or reputation when selecting a school for their children. State schools, international schools, mission schools, CBSE schools, and IB schools are among the top educational institutions in Bangalore, so I suggest you the top best schools in Bangalore to join your kids in 2023.

Soundarya school is the best school in Bangalore to join your children in 2023 Soundarya school is one of the best schools in Bangalore to join in 2023, As they provide many best opportunities for the development of the child. Good facilities and infrastructure are offered by Soundarya School. The kids are given the chance to compete in inter-school events. best schools in Bangalore Students learn topics more effectively in digitalized classrooms that feature audio and video presentations. Their top emphasis is safety, and there are security cameras installed throughout the institution. For more effective practical learning, labs are available. I'm pleased to watch my youngster learning in a conducive learning environment. I appreciate the support for the student's entire development provided by all the teachers, the principal, and the management. as I consider them as one the best school in Bangalore. Programs for professional development are a regular part of the curriculum. At Soundarya, we empower teachers by regularly offering them plenty of in-service training and workshops. Through these information and skill-improving courses, they hope to introduce new classroom delivery techniques. To clarify the objective of new-century leadership, such training programs are organized by bringing famous resource teams like TTF-The Teacher Foundation. their educators will undoubtedly become more effective and self-reflective enlightenment practitioners and lifelong learners as a result of the brain-streaming debate and discussion sessions. so that it is considered the best schools in Bangalore.

Harvest international schools are also one of the best schools in Bangalore The Harvest -CBSE Best Schools in Bangalore, primary school curriculum is designed to help kids develop a truly global perspective. Grades I to V follow a customized curriculum based on American psychologist Howard Gardener’s theory of multiple intelligences. Studying as per your abilities is our motto. Students learn to think rationally, develop problem-solving skills and carry out each task assigned to them. Spatial, linguistic, logical-mathematical, kinaesthetic, musical, interpersonal, intrapersonal and naturalist elements are incorporated into a well-rounded curriculum. Harvest is also the best schools in Bangalore

Jian International Residential School for the Jain is also one of the best schools in Bangalore By incorporating a holistic approach to education, JGI's JIRS has improved the quality of life for students in grades five through twelve since its creation in 1999. JIRS is a residential, coeducational school with around 750 pupils. In addition to having strong academic standards, it also has other positive traits. The school still offers outstanding possibilities to talented students from many backgrounds today. Due to its dedication to innovation and tradition and its setting in a contemporary metropolis, the school has been named one of Bangalore's Top Schools.

Greenwood's best schools in Bangalore Greenwood High International School, a leading best schools in Bangalore, prides itself on providing students with the resources they need to succeed. The faculty is highly qualified, and they provide students with an extensive and well-rounded course of study. The institution's IB, IGCSE, ICSE, and ISC curricula are all available, which opened its doors in 2004.

Army Public School is also the best schools in Bangalore Students who are motivated to learn and make plans for the future are fostered and shaped at Army Public School. Students who thrive in an environment that not only places a strong emphasis on academic accomplishments but also promotes extracurricular activities outside of the classroom benefit from a team of qualified staff members who stimulate growth and holistic development in the best schools in Bangalore. The committed instructors and staff at the school collaborate closely with students to equip them with the abilities necessary for both academic success and personal development.

Conclusion I suggest you guys go with Soundarya school in Bangalore to join your kids in 2023 as one of the best schools in Bangalore, For the development and growth of your children you should consider Soundarya school which offers you more opportunities.

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writetorysa · 2 years

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Is IB good for your child?

It can be difficult to choose the perfect curriculum for your child. Here is a brief overview of the IB curriculum to assist you in determining whether it is the best option for your child. In this article, you will learn about what is IB, Is IB good for your child and later on, I am going to mention which is best IB schools in Bangalore, India.

What Is IB?

The International Baccalaureate, sometimes known as the IB, is an extensive and global curriculum that promotes the development of intellectual, personal, emotional, and social abilities. It aspires to create "young folks who are curious, knowledgeable, and caring and who are motivated to succeed."

The IB program is a secondary education curriculum with a number of unique characteristics, the first of which is that it is an internationally recognized program. This is due to the program's curriculum being regularly updated and standardized.

Because of the frequent changes, the knowledge being imparted also takes into account the most recent advancements in science and global affairs.

Is IB good for your child?

I am jotting down a few pointer’s that why IB is good for your child:-

Your child will be better prepared for university with IB thanks to its equal workload, learning pace, and density.

If your child has a passion for learning and a record of academic performance, this program can be the ideal way to boost their learning and give them a head start on college.

IB teaches a variety of life skills, including timeliness, effective communication, time management, and organization.

A well-liked curriculum in foreign schools is the IB. Because they can simply move to many other countries, it is helpful for international students.

This might also be the ideal curriculum to cultivate a love of learning and nurture a well-rounded student if you believe your child is not being challenged enough but has the capacity to achieve.

As the IB Diploma prepares the students for college, students should be ready to put forth a lot of effort to complete the DP.

It is regarded as one of the best curricula since it fosters the best traits, including critical thinking, issue-solving, entrepreneurship, and communication skills.

Since it is an international credential, students who intend to study or work abroad will find it extremely helpful.

There may be seen between the projects and assignments performed in the IB program, particularly the extended essay, which is similar in length and depth to the assignments given at universities.

Universities all throughout the world highly regard the IB Diploma. The top institutions and colleges welcome IB students.

Now you might be wondering which is the best IB schools in Bangalore, India?. Hence, upon my intense research, I found out that, among some of the best IB schools in Bangalore, India, is Harvest International School. In the city, it is also regarded as one of the most recognized international schools. It should therefore come as no surprise that we choose to mention them as the best IB schools in Bangalore, India, in our article.

At Harvest International School, a recognized best IB School in Bangalore, PYP is available. Each student is encouraged to have a voice, a choice, and ownership in their own learning through the Primary Years Programme (PYP), which supports independent and collaborative learners. The framework offers young children and elementary school pupils the chance to take part in a comprehensive and well-rounded curriculum at the best IB schools in Bangalore.

PYP is a comprehensive educational program that incorporates intellectual, physical, and emotional development. The PYP classroom promotes experiential learning via play, discovery, and exploration in a lively environment at Harvest International school, the best IB schools in Bangalore, India.

As the best IB schools in Bangalore develop the child's academic, social, and emotional well-being, children to get benefit from the PYP framework's focus on global mindedness and a sense of community both locally and worldwide.

Conclusion:

The Best IB schools in Bangalore, as mentioned above supports students in developing their weak areas as well as excelling in their existing skills. If they take on complex roles in their future employment, this student-initiated active learning process can be a wonderful asset and pave the road for bigger achievements.

For all the reasons mentioned above, the International Baccalaureate Program is a little-known yet valuable program. The child would benefit from a balanced educational experience and personal development thanks to IB.

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Which school has the highest IB average?

the best IB school in Bangalore which has the highest IB average is Harvest international school. The harvest international school enrolment has over 720+ students, with a student-teacher the ratio of 12:1, and over students go on to study at some of the world’s most prestigious universities each year.

Harvest International offers an enriched curriculum taught in English, to help foster diversity and global awareness. Students follow an academic program that leads to internationally recognized examinations such as A-levels.

The schools with the highest IB average are typically international schools, boarding schools, and selective day schools. The best IB school in Bangalore is an example of one school with a high IB average. The school has over 1000 students and about 75% of them take the IB program.

In harvest international school, The IB Primary

Years Programme (PYP) for children aged 3 - 12 nurtures and develops young students as caring, active participants in a lifelong journey of learning.

The International Baccalaureate® (IB) Middle Years Programme (MYP) is for students aged 11-16. The MYP is a challenging framework that encourages students to make practical connections between their studies and the real world.

My child is studying in grade 3 and I am very happy I am greatly thankful to harvest international school because I have seen improvement in my son and he is a topper in grade 2 so, I would recommend harvest international school as the best IB school in Bangalore

What are the requirements for IB students?

Students enrolled in IB courses must maintain an average of at least a 4 on a scale of 1-7, and they also have to meet all their deadlines. They also need to take three higher-level courses and two standard-level courses. The highest IB average is 5.5, which is maintained by the best IB school in Bangalore. The best IB school in Bangalore has about 10% of its student population enrolled in the International Baccalaureate program (IB). Students who are enrolled in this program are expected to work hard and maintain high grades because it is not easy for them to get into this program or graduate from it.

Advantages of joining your children to IB school

Real-world situations

Global Recognition.

University Preparation

Holistic Academic Approach

University Preparation

Increase In Opportunities

How do schools compare in terms of average IB scores?

One factor that parents often consider when looking at schools is how well their children will be able to succeed academically. Schools with higher IB averages can help students prepare for college and future careers by ensuring they have strong critical thinking skills and strong academic skills in general. The best way to compare schools is by looking at their average IB scores, which measure the percentage of students who took an international baccalaureate exam and received

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If you are considering applying to an IB school, we have Harvest International school as the best school with an IB curriculum where this board helps every student to gain potential and face all the competitive exams and the future I hope that this post has given you some insight into which best IB school in Bangalore have the highest average. Good luck with your application!

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IB Schools In Dubai: Is Your Child Ready For The IB Curriculum?

It can be tough trying to decide on the right school for your child. With so many schools and curriculums to choose from, it's important to do your research to find the best fit. In this article, we'll be taking a closer look at IB schools in Dubai and what the IB curriculum entails.

The international baccalaureate (IB) curriculum is a very popular choice for schools around the world. IB schools are known for their rigorous academics and global outlook. The IB curriculum is designed to prepare students for a globalized world. It emphasizes critical thinking, independent research, and international-mindedness.

There are three main types of IB schools: the Primary Years Programme (PYP), the Middle Years Programme (MYP), and the Diploma Programme (DP). The PYP is for students aged 3 to 12, the MYP is for students aged 11 to 16, and the DP is for students aged 16 to 19.

IB schools in Dubai offer all three programs. However, not all schools offer all three programs. You'll need to check with each school to see which programs they offer.

The IB curriculum is divided into six subject groups: languages, individuals and societies, sciences, mathematics, arts, and physical and health education. Students are required to study at least one subject from each group. In addition, students must complete an extended essay, a theory of knowledge course, and 150 hours of creative, service, and action activities.

What is the IB curriculum?

The IB curriculum is a rigorous, international curriculum that is recognized by universities around the world. It is offered at many international schools in Dubai, and many parents are choosing to send their children to these schools to give them a well-rounded, global education.

The IB curriculum is demanding, and it requires students to think critically and independently. This can be a challenge for some students, but it is also an incredibly rewarding experience. If you are considering sending your child to an IB school in Dubai, it is important to make sure that they are ready for the challenge.

Here are some things to consider when determining if your child is ready for the IB curriculum:

1. Do they have a strong work ethic?

The IB curriculum is demanding, and students will need to be willing to put in the effort to succeed. If your child is not used to working hard and taking on challenging tasks, they may struggle with the IB curriculum.

2. Are they independent thinkers?

The IB curriculum encourages students to think independently and critically. If your child is used to being told what to do and how to think, they may find this aspect of the IB curriculum difficult. It is

What are the benefits of the IB curriculum?

The IB curriculum is becoming increasingly popular in schools around the world, and Dubai is no exception. But what are the benefits of this type of education?

There are many benefits to the IB curriculum, but some of the most notable ones include:

-It encourages critical thinking and independent learning: two skills that are essential for success in any field.

-It helps students develop a global perspective, which is increasingly important in our interconnected world.

-It prepares students for university study by teaching them how to think critically and manage their time effectively.

So if you're considering an IB school for your child, rest assured that they will be getting a well-rounded education that will set them up for success in whatever they choose to do in life.

What are the best IB schools in Dubai?

There are several great IB schools in Dubai, each offering a high-quality education that can prepare your child for success in the IB curriculum. Some of the top IB schools in Dubai include the Uptown International School of Dubai, Jumeirah Baccalaureate School, and the Emirates International School. All of these schools offer a challenging and stimulating educational experience that can help your child thrive in the IB program.

How do I know if my child is ready for the IB curriculum?

The IB curriculum is a demanding one, and it is not for every child. How can you tell if your child is ready for it? Here are some things to consider:

-How well does your child do in school? The IB curriculum is academically challenging, so a child who struggles in school is likely to struggle with the IB as well.

-How well does your child handle change? The IB curriculum is very different from the traditional curriculum, so a child who has trouble adjusting to change may find the transition difficult.

-How independent is your child? The IB encourages students to take responsibility for their learning, so a child who needs a lot of parental help is likely to find the system frustrating.

-How motivated is your child? The IB requires a lot of self-discipline and motivation, so a child who isn't intrinsically motivated may have difficulty succeeding.

Conclusion

The IB curriculum is a demanding one, but it can be incredibly rewarding for students who are up to the challenge. If you're considering an IB school for your child in Dubai, it's important to make sure they are prepared for the rigors of the program. With proper support and guidance, your child can thrive in an IB school and reap the many benefits of this challenging educational system.

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Equality Of Opportunity And Diversity Of Thought

To say that the last year has been difficult for the whole school community would be an understatement.

It has occasionally been tough and difficult to transition completely to virtual learning and to a long period of forced seclusion.

When the security guy in my building asked us for a spare phone, it gave me a sobering reminder of how difficult things really were. As it turned out, his family only owned one smartphone, so he had to bring it to work. Due to this, his 8-year-old son was unable to participate in the online classes that his school had set up for him.

We are fortunate enough not to face such fundamental barriers to learning within our school community. With online courses, blended learning possibilities, and the enrichment programme, we have given our students the tools they need to succeed. It did, however, make me consider what other inequities and differences in circumstance we routinely overlook.

Different people will respond differently if you ask them how they view diversity. In corporate India, diversity primarily refers to the presence of more women in leadership positions. For a school like ours, it's about providing students from different nations with varying levels of language skill with a worthwhile teaching and learning experience. Many others believe it is about the disparities in race and skin tone. If you’re trying to find a CBSE-affiliated school in Indore, reach-ben us.

There is more to variety than just our physical characteristics, said Roy Gluckman, an authority on the subject, a licenced attorney of the High Court of South Africa, and the founder of Cohesion Collective, during his workshop at the IB Virtual Conference 2020. The most difficult of all challenges is diversity of thought and sentiment because different ideas and ideologies are deeply embedded in us, frequently generational, and signify conflicts that are difficult to overcome.

Once you give it some thought, this seems to be true. People who identify as liberal or conservative, right- or left-wing, religious or agnostic, have more real distinctions than those who only have a different appearance or speech in today's society. One of the problems our world faces today is the multiplicity of ideas and the lack of tools to make sense of them.

One of the most crucial skills we can teach our students as educators is how to deal with this diversity of thought and ideas. These skills include the ability to understand another person's point of view, even if it differs from your own; to entertain an idea for the purpose of discussion without accepting it; and the intellectual flexibility to alter your opinion when presented with new information or arguments. Communicate with the best CBSE school in Indore for more.

This, in my opinion, is a new approach for us to think about diversity, inclusion, and our responsibility as educators.

Another very related but crucial and misunderstood notion is "equality." True equality means treating different people differently, Roy Gluckman noted in the same IB Virtual Conference workshop that I previously described.

Consider This for a Moment:

Treating individuals differently to allow access to equal opportunity is what true equality entails. This is far better illustrated in the graphic below than it is in words.

My extra phone is now being used by the kid of the security guard of my building to attend his online studies. Numerous other kids could not be as fortunate and might not be able to resume their studies till the actual opening of the schools. With a number of vaccines now on the market and the pandemic's conclusion in sight, hopefully this will take place soon.

It's noteworthy to note that two of the most potent vaccines available today are based on mRNA technology, which came from the work of a young biochemist named Katalin Karik, who immigrated to the US in the late 1980s. Karik's study was the forerunner of mRNA technology. She didn't even have a phone at the time, let alone a credit card.

Many children today will receive the same opportunities because she still had access to them.

If you are looking for the best school in Indore, this is often the proper place.

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But also consider,,, modern Albedo’s darling was a good student. Ranking in the top 5% of her grade, AP/ IB student, multiple scholarship offerings, etc, but then having the courage to give all that up in order to fully dedicate herself to her dream of becoming an idol. Cue Albedo looking down on anybody who pursues a degree in fine arts while simultaneously hiding his own sketchbook under his mattress. While he does hold a proficiency in chemistry, it’s likely a result of the environment he was raised in, having a world famous chemist like Rhinedottir as his mom who tutored him personally since his youth and naturally expected him to follow in her footsteps. So seeing anyone like smart idol Darling, who had the world laid out in front of her, instead pick a notoriously difficult career path then succeed at it? Absolutely sets him off but he will never admit it even to himself. The only thing big about this man is his insecurities 🥱 -🥀 anon

Yesssss let him be insecure about darling's intelligence!! I'm gonna combine these since it's similar

I mean he *does* tell traveler that he likes intelligent people... And he thinks he does, normally he does, but that kinda goes out the window all of a sudden when it's a darling/crush.

It feels... Threatening... Not that he's actually worried she might be smarter, no it's nothing like that at all, just that she might get cocky and think she's as smart as him. That being said he's a very passive person and hates confrontation, so he's gotta be very passive-aggressive in his attempt to make her feel inferior. And he's good at that, knows how to subtly make her feel dumb. For a scholar darling working with him, this is done with backhanded compliments in particular, using tone of voice. Whenever she does something right, rather than outright approval, he says "well, I guess that will do" or when it's mathematic he'll just say "let me double check just in case" to her, but when someone else hands in similar work he makes sure she's there to witness him take it without question from the other person. Unfortunately, darling continuously is correct and scores well... Poor boy is silently seething

But yes for idol darling he just kinda shakes his head, well, it makes sense. Sure she succeeded, but the pressure must have been too much. She probably was one of those people that succeeded because they put in hours and hours of work because they lacked the natural intelligence that others (like him) have.

Likewise, he's normally a humble person really, doesn't see himself as a "genius", but once he starts feeling threatened-- I mean, annoyed by her delusions of intellect, it's only natural to realize that wow, even incredibly unintelligent people can achieve a lot, perhaps the system has gotten lax on these things. And I've mentioned it before but for girl/idol darling he probably justifies it in his head with thinking she probably got accepted to high ranking programs due to quotas rather than by merit, yeah, that's the only way really.

Even then, it was too much stress for her brain to handle, so it was much easier to just start selling her looks instead.

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What are your thoughts on on how Hatice handled Esmanur? Do you think Ibrahim had a right to a relationship with Esmanur given what he had done to Hatice? Do you think there was even a morally correct way to handle the situation? Admittedly until this day I’m not entirely sure how I feel about it. I truly hated Ibrahim for cheating on Hatice and she had every right to feel everything she has felt, and she refused to kill or hurt Esmanur and even allowed Nigar/Ib to see her, but I remember Ibrahim wanting more and it makes me wonder if that was realistic or even possible..

I certainly find Ibrahim's infidelity to be one of his worst actions: I know that despite of Hatice pulling rank on him out of ignorance and not malice, it hurt him a lot to hear what he heard from one of his most loved people and I get why he may feel alienated and want to distance himself from Hatice for a little bit, but he took it way too far at some point, both deluding Nigar and upsetting Hatice in the process. I disliked how he didn't even want to listen to what his wife had to say most of the time and didn't tell her anything at all. It all went way past Hatice pulling rank in that one scene in E29 (in which also Ibrahim didn't answer anything to Hatice's accusations even before she uttered these words - I get that he was simply in shock that she would ever accuse him of infidelity like this, but Ibrahim's silence only made matters worse.) and I'm sorry, but yes, she had the absolute right to feel how she felt and I stand behind her much more than I do Ibrahim in this, even though both motivations are perfectly understandable.

I honestly think Hatice acted in the best way she knew how when it came to Esmanur: in her decision, she regarded both her position as a member of the dynasty and a part of the family and strived to do as little harm as she possibly could. Because according to law, she could've killed all three and Valide Hafsa had the exact same fear and imagined it in her head when she went to SS in E58. Not to mention that SS left the decision to Hatice alone and he said that he wouldn't oppose whatever she decided. She could've freely ended their lives and no one could really judge her for it, but she chose not to. Secretly hiding Esmanur and especially lying to Nigar that her daughter was dead was definetly a shady move, but I guess that she considered that some kind of punishment was in order. The infidelity got to her dynastic pride and dignity in a massive way and that's why she refused to accept the daughter for so long and decided to rather hide her, pretend she didn't exist, yet still have someone care for her far away. Ibrahim also wrote her a letter where he said that he didn't regret anything and that broke Hatice's heart even more and put her in denial in her persistent insistence for him to burn it.

Hatice's arc about forgiving Ibrahim in relation to the Esmanur storyline developed in two levels: first she wanted for them to begin anew by themselves, without anyone else around, then she wanted for them to begin anew with Esmanur, too, hence again, dynastic pride and family values clash once again with each other in Hatice and find their resolve. She let Ibrahim see Esmanur, but it took her a while to do that: because is it easy to accept the daughter of another woman? Not to mention how in some moments Ibrahim seemed to value her more than his kids with Hatice, because he considered her as something out of the dynasty's hand, that could be fully his and that even resembled his own past self to some extent. She was the daughter of Teo, the fisherman in Parga, not of the grand vezier Ibrahim Pasha, the position that puts so many expectations on the person who wields it. That's why he always demanded more and that's also why Hatice showed so much resistence at first: to her, he not only violates the laws of the dynasty, but tarnishes the honor of the family and puts it in such an awkward position. Because Hürrem is right in that Esmanur, the sweet little girl, would be the walking reminder of the infidelity and what Hatice and Ibrahim have gone through, and that's the very thing they want to somehow get over. To Hatice, if the daughter ever comes in her own home, it would make the recovery from the situation much harder. Because she wants to forgive Ibrahim, but to do that, she has to get over some deep seated beliefs of her own.

When some time passed, when both slowly seemed to go back to normal, she was ready to accept her, underlined in her going to see her. Here she fully takes Ibrahim's feelings into account: she realized how much that daughter means to him and since a child is one of the biggest family values, too, to her (as seen in her consistently strong wish to have a child in her desired family throughout S01 and S02, along with her earlier biggest losses being losses of children), she can go as far as accept it in her home, to start over as a new, better, more stable family and have the wishes of both her and Ibrahim be fulfilled accordingly. But the needs of both once again clash and the roles reverse: because now Ibrahim doesn't want to have her in their home, but to have more than that, to go in his own accord in order to still preserve what he values the most about this daughter, along with his fatherly love for her. Hatice and Ibrahim succeed to truly start over only when they find a compromise in the front of Esmanur, as well - for Ibrahim to go see her when he wants (and give her to Matrakcı), but not to have her in Hatice's home and I find that the most moral solution of the issue, when it comes to the time period, his crime and Ibrahim himself.

Still, that's my opinion and I don't think a true moral solution can be offered, again judging by both the infidelity and the time period, which makes the situation even more iffy and complicated. The moral solution I would chose when it comes to Nigar would be for Matrakcı to give her the location of the daughter after Ibrahim's death for her to go there and live with Esmanur in piece. As I mentioned in the ask about Nigar as a whole, I consider this the perfect narrative send-off for her character, as well: a happy ending she absolutely deserves. Her efforts to find and permanetly take her daughter in her arms would finally pay off and she would preserve a memory of what she sees as the best moments of her life. Enough time would have passed for her to have "paid" for her crime, so I think it would be just for her to find happiness eventually.

[Side note: Plot and drama convenience aside, I believe Matrakcı didn't tell Nigar where her daughter is because of deep or maybe already subconscious resentment of Nigar after he divorced her right in their marriage's first night and the whole "horn on his door" situation happening. Yes, he logically has to resent Ibrahim for this, because he caused it in the first place, but I always felt that like Nigar, Matrakcı had such tremendous loyalty for Ibrahim that he idealized him. And even when he called him out on his methods both in the horn situation and the beggining of S03, he eventually let it slide and held no grudge. He refused to talk to Nigar whatsoever after the horn incident and he told her some very harsh words when he was drunk and it's very possible that he didn't let it go completely. They have broken his heart when it came to love (Sadıka) and it's also possible that this may have hardened him or he simply loves Ibrahim that much to blame him for stuff for long or maybe internalized mysoginy? It's solely a theory of mine (and the internalized mysoginy part may be a stretch), but it would make sense.]

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Ishqbaaz Liveblog, E14: In This Episode of Savdhaan Indian

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Lol, this was literally an episode of CID/Crime Petrol. I love how everything was all action packed. Like it’s the fun chill episode. IB is perfect for unwinding. Although I am getting to see some amazing Rikara (Om-Gauri) scenes that’s making me wish I saw those episodes in IPK!

E14: In This Episode of Savdhaan India

- Annika back to Finding Saahil mission. Put these two in CID.

- OK I LOVE TEJ’S BG MUSIC. It’s my dramatic crack.

- How does Tej always make sense? Like it’s weird. He told Om that it’s ok to leave the room for two mins cause its all staffed. And he’s right.

- Ah, Om, Tej wasn’t right - here we have dramatic villain leaving fingerprints and everything.

- Am I still watching IB or CID. Everywhere there’s crime!

- I love this new sidekick. Annika and all.

- Wah, we have the villain in her bright green and red saree, connecting dots, grabbing meds and killing Shivaay.

- On the other hand we have Saahil being kidnapped and Annika trying to run behind a car.

- Tej, as usual, talking about biz. That if Shivaay dies then Om needs to buck up and handle the biz. And things need to be dealt with brains instead of heart.

- I feel Tej is Arnav’s father, totes.

- Is there no security for Shivaay’s room? What does he have bodyguards for?

- And the blood the color of Rooh Afza...

- Yes Om, yell at your dad for being a stone hearted dude who’s worried who’ll handle the empire when Shivaay’s dead.

- OF COURSE DADI HAD TO SEE HER GRANDSON TRYING TO SLAP HER SON. THIS SHOW HAS BEEN TRYING TO KILL HER WITH SHOCK FROM DAY ONE.

- Like seriously, Villain Aunty is taking eternity to administer the injection.

- We have pot calling kettle black. Tej is blaming his son. Dadi yelling at her son. Cool.

- IS ANYONE GOING TO CHECK SHIVAAY’S ROOM?

- I LOVE DADI, I LOVE THE WAY SHE DEFENDED OM.

- Lol, “mum when you’re dead who’ll protect Om?”, dude Tej is obsessed about everyone’s death. This dude should endorse Life Insurance.

- He has a plan post everyone’s death.

- YESSS DADI. TELL TEJ THAT HIS SHITTY UPBRINGING AND HIS DISRESPECT IS WHAT GIVES HIM THE TERRIBLE BEHAVIOR FROM OM.

- Yes Dadi, thanks for teaching Om a lesson too.

- Lol, Shivaay is like, screw my fam I’ll try to save myself. YOLO, literally.

- Thanks Om for destroying those papers. Put a bed next to Shivaay, I’m pretty sure Tej will get a stroke any second from the amount of teeth gnashing and grumbling. He’s nearly there.

- Wait where did the random woman come from? Is there a secret passageway in this ICU cubicle? Like Arnav’s random bathroom/passageway.

- I’m surprised, the villain is smart. She got another woman to try to kill Shivaay wearing her saree. Smart. Ah, very smart, she chose the widow of the dude who burned himself alive so as to she gets a motivation to kill Shivaay too.

- Thanks Pinky for asking valid questions that if security was there then how come this random woman appears.

- Yes Dadi, I also want to ask that how did this random woman saved Shivaay. Wah, look at her MASTER PLAN. SHE IS AMAZING. SHE IS NOW PLAYING AS A SAVIOR.

- WAIT, “MAA”? TEJ AND SHAKTI HAVE A SISTER???????????? OR SISTER IN LAW? WOAH I DID NOT SEE THAT COMING.

- Annika, blocks the car full Baahubali style. OOOOOH I LOVE THE BG MUSIC. SO GOOD. YES, GO ANNIKA, LIKE YOUR NAMESAKE KILL THESE PEEPS.

- I LOVE THIS SIDEKICK!

- I just realised how tiny Saahil is. My baby boi. Ooh child please don’t cry.

- Yes Jhanvi, thanks for asking valid questions again when this woman came out of jail. I love how Pinky and Jhanvi are like WTF and don’t care about the woman.

- LOL I LOVE PINKY AND JHANVI TEAMING UP TO THINK WTF ABOUT THIS WOMAN.

- DADI DO NOT TRUST. LOOK AT YOUR BAHUS. THEY ARE BOTH LIKE EXCUSE ME DON’T TRUST THIS WOMAN.

- So Shivaay is alive after a bottle of Rooh Afza. I guess we all needed that.

- Aww, Rudy is complaining, he’s so sweet.

- Nakuul looks s0o0o0o0oo0o0o0o0o0o nice when his nose is not half in the air.

- Dude came out of life-death scenario and he’s still hung up on Annika being badtameez. *I RETRACT MY WORDS ABOUT HIS HANDSOMENESS* UGH VILLAIN WHY DIDN’T YOU SUCCEED?

- Rudy, stop romanticizing Shivaay’s obsession with Annika. IPK is literally the only show where Anjali was disturbed with Arnav’s tendency to obsess over Khushi and poked him because of his traumatic past. So please, take what worked and continue. Stop stop stop romanticizing Shivaa- making-Annika’s-life-hell as “oh he’s obsessing over her, aww”

- LOL I LOVE SOUMYA. SHE JUST RANDOMLY GOT IN AND LIKE HI BADE BHAIYYA AND SHIVAAY IS LIKE HUH? Lol.

- The End -

I really liked this episode for whatever it was. I think I like the episodes where Shivaay has just... fainted? I couldn't stop laughing that dude nearly had to save himself. I really like the villain and Soumya/Saumya is such a cutie! Also, Annika was full fire mode along with her sidekick. ALSO THANK YOU @tellywoodtrash FOR HELPING ME AND BEING MY IT WOMAN - SENDING RIKARA LEVEL LOVE (BARRING BULLSHIT) TO YOU.

- S

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The Meaning of Life & Other Discoveries at 18

Hey, it's been a bit, hasn't it? I've thought about updating sooner, but frankly, my life was turned upside down and I never knew just how to phrase everything that has happened. Not to say that I feel ready now, but I need to tell you guys.

I'm not going to Keele University (school in England) anymore.

It's weird for me to say, part of me feels ashamed. As though it were my fault as if this just proves that I truly am a failure. As if the other shoe has finally dropped. However, in reality, it just wasn't the right choice.

I had a lot of worries from the beginning about that school. It took them a month after my IB results were posted to finally access them and tell me I wasn't accepted into their forensic science program. It broke my heart, to be honest. I had never truly failed at something like that before, never had someone tell me straight out no for something I've worked my butt off and have been praying for. However, they did accept me into their law program, where I would be studying law and criminology. Handy dandy, right? Forensic scientists still need some law background to really succeed, right? However, it was law in a country that I don't live in, and don't know if I want to spend the rest of my life in.

Nevertheless, I accepted and started getting ready for the school year. Emails were being sent almost daily filled with questions, pleas for reconsideration, and the occasional update request. Because, within a month of being accepted, I still had not received an IT account, student email, or any visa information. I hadn't even gotten any responses to my emails asking about them.

Flash to a week before, I had tickets booked, bags packed, bid my farewells to everyone, and was panicking because I still did not have a visa nor an IT account. A week before I left, I finally received the information to apply for a visa, and promptly submitted my application, however, it was Friday, and all centers to get my fingerprints for the visa were closed. This was the last step and the end was in sight, but there was a BRP shaped hole between me and it.

To say I was stressed is an understatement. I spent every night panicked, crying, and trying to convince myself that I did want to study law and that this was the right choice for me. Unfortunately, they also had a horrible call center and they always seemed to be closed (especially with the 7 hr time difference). So, I stayed up late three days before my trip (it was previously the weekend) to contact them.

I was binging Great British Bake Off while waiting for their call centers to open so that I could finally sort out everything. Come 4am, I'm not able to get a hold of anyone since the department I needed didn't appear to have working phones for some reason. My sleep-deprived, anxious self then receives an email that just broke me.

We cannot do anything, you will have to sort it out on your own.

I snapped, I was exhausted and more stressed than I have ever been in my life and I just broke down in my living room at 4 in the morning. My parents came downstairs and helped me calm down and they talked through a solution with me, and at 5am I went to bed, a single thought echoing in my mind.

"I don't want to go"

It's scary. You're expected to figure out your entire life's path at just 18. You get advice from everyone; parents, sisters, teachers, and friends who all think they know best, but in the end, it's on you. And after having your hand held your entire academic career and being told exactly what to do, this is a very daunting task.

Especailly when you feel as though you've chosen wrong. One thought that kept circulating in my head is that this was my first decision in my adult life, and I can't seem to get it right.

Although, despite this decision being yours to make, I do recommend talking things through with someone you value the opinion of. For me, that's my oldest sister. We sat down the next day and she asked me why I wanted to go. When I couldn't answer, she asked me why I would be paying all that money to go somewhere to study something I don't even care for. And then, it all made sense. I wouldn't.

All this fear of making the wrong choice. Of feeling like no matter what I did, I'd be disappointing someone. And in the end, I had to stay true to what I want, why I want to continue learning, and what I want to learn. The next day, I sent out an email to Keele withdrawing my application and started my search for a school that will answer my calls, let me study what I want, and not make me stress beyond belief.

It's tough, I'll admit. Part of me is ashamed to not be in school now and watching all my friends make a new life for themselves in their respective schools. I never imagined this path for me.

But I'm starting to think that's the secret of life. You can't anticipate what's going to happen next. Sure, you can make plans and have a general idea, but it never truly works out that way, does it? I mean, I never imagined my senior year would be taken over by a global pandemic, or that I wouldn't be studying straight out of high school.

Life doesn't go how you expect it to. No one controls it's path, we merely learn to walk it.

This isn't how I expected my life to go, but that doesn't mean it's wrong. It just means I'll have more to tell years from now. And that also doesn't mean my life is immediately better, I'm now back at step 1 of finding a university, but now I have the hindsight to not settle, and to go for what I want, not what I am expected to want. University is a journey, and man, if this is the beginning, I can't even imagine what's about to come. So, for now...

✨Stay safe and take a deep breath, you're where you're meant to be✨

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sentimental-apathy · 3 years

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For the first time in a year and a few months, I seem to be slightly manic and unable to sleep... I’ve been emotionally tumultuous for several days with crying spells and random bouts of just pure rage and/or anxiety. I am severely depressed. I’m hoping I am able to sleep tonight cuz I just cannot deal with a whole downward spiral where I end up hospitalized again... I just. I can’t. I feel so stuck. Like I know I need therapy but yet I’m not in the right environment for coming home from therapy because when I come home, lol I’m gonna come home to what I went to therapy FOR in the first place so like this part of me has been putting off real therapy with a certified therapist for literal years cuz I’m like discouraged at the thought of discussing my trauma from childhood only to have to deal with the emotional impact of those discussions when I go home and am face to face with the very parental units that I know caused this trauma and this ptsd... so I told myself I’ll get therapy once I’ve moved out my parents house... but then I find it impossible to succeed financially because I’m SICK lol.... I find it physically, emotionally and mentally impossible to manage working 40+ hours per week for $10-13/hour only to take home less than 1700/month after taxes and to rent a halfway decent one bedroom apartment around my area is like 700-1000 plus utilities, on top of health insurance, on top of car insurance on top of a car payment on top of gasoline on top of cost of food and credit card debt, etc.... like 🤬 . And that’s considered a GOOD wage because it’s not minimum wage but like I still cannot live sustainablely or comfortably on that budget... I’ve tried. I think my issues mentally and emotionally are stunting my ability to sleep, sometimes even bathe, and eat right and the nerve pain, arthritis, and neuropathy and IBS just adds on to the misery since I am forced to work a job on my feet for hours. And I’ve been denied disability 3 times now. I’ve given up. So I’m doomed to just trying to bust my ass and grit my teeth and bear the physical pain which is FINE lol I can do that but the mental and emotional gymnastics going on in my head every day is enough to exhaust alone. I’ve also been considering taking out loans for a degree BUT... I might not be functioning well enough to actually engage in, commit to, and complete the courses so I can’t help but feel extremely anxious about signing a legal obligation to pay for classes that even if I finish will not absolutely garauntee me a stable steady job after... nonetheless I am set on taking medical billing and coding at some point but I can’t help but feel that even if NOTHING was wrong with me mentally or physically, even if I had NEVER been traumatized or won the genetic lottery for mental disorders.... the mere reality that in order to simply EXIST somewhat comfortably for the rest of this life I have to work 8+ hour shifts 5+ days per week for basically the rest of my life just so I can live in a house that belongs to a fucking bank not me lol... and that at any moment any place I work at can follow the “at will employment” stance of being able to fire my ass whenever... so that financial “stability” is always in jeopardy from an unstable, unbridled, unregulated capitalist society in which I’m brainwashed throughout all of childhood is actually a free market where all your dreams and goals are possible as long as you work hard!!! 🙄

TLDR: Am I ill and disfunctional??? Ooooor is the society I’m stuck in ill and disfunctional and just all around ridiculous???? And I’m one of many who are just like surrounded by TRUE insanity in this world while being deemed the “insane” one because I find it hard to navigate an economic landscape that is so perverse in nature that 44% of employed workers only make an average of $18k per year... and people still go to the polls and vote for candidates who WONT CHANGE ANYTHING OR CREATE POLICIES THAT WILL ACTUALLY HARM THE WORKING CLASS...

#my post #existence #depressed #depression #bipolar disorder #manic depression #anxiety #work class struggle #rant #disabled girl #disability #mental illness

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