This is exactly what dark academia is, this is its core. Clothes, makeup, and home decor are secondary. Thank you for putting it into words. I like to listen to this every day for motivation and as a reminder as to why I study. I study not for the grades but for the knowledge. Hoping for more content like this!
And that's why its "dark" because when you really believe in just how amazing academia is. You start to gain some extremely twisted ideas about how "Knowledge is not for everyone, only those willing to sacrifice for the sake of learning." Luckily the gatekeeping nature of this dark academia is no longer.
i know im asking the wrong place but does anybody know a tool to log back into an instagram account?? I stupidly lost my account password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me
script: (1) this is not a guide on how to get good grades. this is a guide on how to always attend your classes with a thrill in your heart, on how to never lose the motivation to go back to your desk and read some more, on how to overcome the mid-semester slump and to conquer gloomy finals days, on how to love what you're doing for the sake of being studious, for the art of enjoying revision, for the beauty of knowledge itself. this is a guide on how to study like an academic. (2) RM. Ryan and EL Deci (1993) once said you cannot make the expectations of others your goal. if you wish to truly do something right, you must find the reasons for why youre doing it within yourself. replace external motivation with an intrinsic motivation. and L Küster and H Decke-Cornill (2010) once said that of all intrinsic reasons you might find, the one which will motivate you the best, and make the information you absorb last the longest, better than money and glory, is the love to the thing itself. in our case? the case of us academics? we must bring ourselves to not just care for the content of our studies but to genuinely be excited abt the act of studying itself. (3) (3.1) The Privilege of Learning - Part One: Knowledge look at the boring book before you, you know, the one you were told to read for class. look at all the knowledge it contains. how do you think did it get there? did someone just one day randomly decide they wanted to write down a few loose and unchecked thoughts on the matter and just send it out into the world? (admittedly, at times it feels like it) or is this book, this one paragraph, perhaps even just this single line, the product of hundreds of years of curious minds working hard to dig for truths in this coal mine universe of questions? working to discover, gather, test, philosophize, summarize, discuss, disagree, try again, write, rewrite, edit, edit, edit and then finally! publish it? to in the end lay all those thousand hours of hard work before your feet, ready for you to just ... read it? all this knowledge lying pressed between ur notes, or on ur teachers lips, and the years of passion of academics like u whose collaborate efforts have put it right there, allowing u, today, to have a look at it. this book, in your hands, it is the product and tool of a privilege of such unfathomable value, how could anyone look at it and think it unimportant? or think themself too important to not read each word with reverence? (3.2) The Privilege of Learning - Part Two: You now look at the boring book before you once more. look at it with the wondrous thing that is your mind. what do you think are the odds of you being you, just now, just here, hunched over this book with the brain capacity to understand its content? compare yourself to the billions of creatures on this planet who do not have your brain, aren't capable to retain such refined diamonds of knowledge. your mind (even if you might struggle with it sometimes) is an impressive and marvellous tool. every piece of information you have ever memorised, it becomes a part of you, and this means that just by interacting with it, you are part of it as well: you, by reading this book, by discovering its knowledge, by testing it, discussing it, disagreeing or rewriting it, you become a heir to the hundreds of people before you, perpetuating the process and allowing more curious academics to celebrate their minds. stop doing things despite yourself, and begin doing them because of yourself: if you work out, don't do it despite of your body, because you don't like the way it looks, do it because of your body, because of how strong and capable it is. it is the same with learning. don't study despite your tired or unfocused brain, wanting to watch a tv show instead, do it because of it, because your mind is capable of so many things, and you should never cease to let it grow. you are here, right now, alive, with a book before you, and this book might not only answer questions but also open so many more - and you have the audacity to procrastinate? (4) it is okay to want good grades. it is okay to study to land a good job in the end. it is okay to be tired. to feel overwhelmed. to feel trapped. (it is not our fault that our society demands so much) all i'm asking is, please: Never cease to be amazed. Never cease to be amazed at what the world has to offer. Never cease to be amazed at what your mind has to offer. You are the heir, the bearer and the teacher of glorious truths. So i say to you, remember that studying-true learning, learning for the sake of celebrating and participating in the marvels of this world-is passion. and passion is what makes a good academic. (by jey withane, august 2020)
Gorgeous, simply gorgeous. And quite effective as well. I want to pick up a book and read it cover to cover now, and not stop. You make me fall in love with academia
I've always been ashamed to love poetry, to be a poet, a passionate lover of all arts, people made me feel ashamed of it and it sticked like an anchor in the deep of my ocean head. When I hear you, I feel like I hear the heir of Keating from DPS and i feel comforted. Thank you so much for this
What a beautiful visual/spoken essay. It reminds of an essay that is called something like defense of annotating books. You inspire passion and fervor of knowledge. The academia aesthetics are lucky to have your defense.
" and you have the audacity to procrastinate?" Absolutely wonderful, almost have tears in my eyes thinking how privileged I am that I get to study in a country like mine where higher studies is a dream. Thank you so much. I will never stop learning ✨❤️I won't.
This was So Great. I loved it, and I want to thank you deeply for making it. Humans really are marvelous, and there is so much to learn. Thanks for reminding me how much knowledge makes my soul vibrate.
i’m literally on the verge of tears right now this has just touched me in a way i cannot describe.. thank you for reminding us how precious and beautiful learning can be...
You have no idea how happy I am to see someone speaking about academia as something which requires passion and curiosity to be genuine. I have become disillusioned with the world of academia in the past year after struggling with my mental health and being punished by the system for it. I lost my sense of self as it was defined by my measurable academic successes and failures. It is the sentiment in this video that is bringing me home to myself, a perspective that my dearest professors have brought out in me.
I always come back to your videos to help me in times of being tired or depressed and growing stagnant or wishing to. They motivate me like nothing else and I’ve shared them with my few friends, they loved them! I’m telling you, and please understand when I say this, that I’m not being dramatic, they move me to tears. Even though I’ve watched them many times. It makes me feel overwhelmed with joy every time. I can feel such life in it!!! I can feel the love, the passion and depth of all the words you share with us being like these books and things in which you explain so well. I hear the echos of all the time spent within them. Those moments shared by us in this life. The good the bad the difficult and easy, together and alone, all that we think and feel in these caverns of our heads. It’s lovely to be amongst the people who get this feeling so well 🖤🖤🖤 Thank you so much for sharing your art and thus a bit of your soul with us, truly beautiful!
Please, don't ever stop making content like this. The academic in me is staggering from pressure and stress and this little gem of a video rekindled something in me.
Thanks so much for this! I wish there was more videos like this. You are the only one who posted a motivation which sounds like an actual motivation than the how-to-get-good-grades ones because learning is what makes you a student, not the grades. Thanks so much!
It’s amazing video! Finally someone was saying not about the fashion, the outer side of dark academia, but about the deeper part of it, about passion for learning and knowledge
this video seriously needs more recognition. its either something really ethereal in her voice apart from the concept which is beyond explanation. i am so glad i found this video and genuinely pity the ones who don't even know what da ACTUALLY is
this is amazing i'm really struggling to find motivation to study atm because i don't have any career goals this is really inspiring to me and i found a new reason to actually put work in learning and studying thank you so much!:)
As a person who is an extreme academic, I absolutely adore this video. I always feel the need to learn new things, and that it has this allure to me, and from this video, I have now found other people like that.
Perfect timing... i don't have words to explain how much this five minute video changed me instantly... i was going to give up..before seeingthis.... now i will push myself to the edge and test the limits of this amazing mind nature has gifted me... whoever made this deserves a big thank you...
I have embedded this onto my Notion homepage, because these are the types of affirmations I need to listen to everyday...Thank you so much for this creating this!🖤✨
Every once in a while I try to clean out my subscriptions and everytime I saw your account I was always left wondering if you were gone forever. But I waited! And oh boy am I glad I did! ❤️
Hi, I was wondering when you could make more videos like these..? They're splendid, and I find your form of story telling quite addictive and substantial. I hope you're in the best of health, and maybe sooner than later, you'll make another one. Till then, I'll wait, hopeful, because these are pieces of great art and understanding, and I consider myself lucky to have found your channel. Thank you for these, even if you do not decide to make any more of them. Love, P.
This video is absolutely amazing! I find myself in this ‘midterm slump’ and I really needed to remind myself of why I enjoy the academics so much, this video did just that! Thank you
Simply Marvelous. thanks for the reminder that academics is not just marks and scores. it is but scores of the written word which lies on a desk or a shelf to be opened and read by us.
This is the most wonderful video I've ever watched. I medical science because it is what fascinated me. But after going through the dull system of college I seemed to have lost that passion Even after graduating as a Doctor I felt like I lost something, the fire, the passion. I've slowly been getting it back during this pandemic and this video was all I needed to remind me about why I do what I do For this I sincerely thank you
I actually never thought about the privilege of learning, alot of people don't khow even how to read becuz of poverty or war, the social media teached me alot of stuff, so I'm really thankful for this privilege Thank u !
This video is sooo very important, please make more videos like this.You have no idea how much this video has helped me ,I've watched it countless number of times and I'd love to see more .Thankyou :)))
I've been thinking about this lately that how people are making learning in the forms it's available to us now, appear evil and was wondering what could I contribute to romanticize learning. I read your script in the comment cause as it happens, once you feel the joy of reading, it's second to none and reading with my own voice in my head makes your words talk to me. Today I thought I must not the only one to think it and came here and found you. Dropped this comment to let you know how I appreciate your work. Kudos.
Omg I love your channel I'm glad you post another video I thought you wouldn't do more after the two other ones, so I stopped checking out your channel, but now I will check it out every day! I don't know if you will respond to This, but if you do, could you tell me if you're planning to do more videos? And when would you upload them? I'm kinda excited~
such a motivating comment, thank you! i do have at least 2 other videos for this winter planned, but i'm not quite happy about their script yet... what subjects/topics would you enjoy watching about?
@@writingtales1213 I can't wait to see them! Hmm... I like what you said in your first video "old books, new thoughts" Idk why but I often think about this 'quote' I would like a video about romantizing every single part of your life and your own body Like how fascinating it is that humans are able to taste so many different things; the diversity of our skin, hair and eye colour; the fact that a few single words can built an entire world, named books; the joy of learning something new; the excitement of walking into a library; sitting alone with a friend and talking about everything; I hope you understood what I mean, even though English isn't my first language^^ Keep going, you're great!
giving this a like feels like i'm sagely nodding my head and agreeing with you. please know that in reality, the reaction was more some sort of awkward flailing proceeded by a little bit of hiding and then the eventual decision to give it a little heart because it's very sweet.
@@writingtales1213 Awww! That is such an adorable reaction! I'm glad I was able to create such a feeling for you! I absolutely love your work. I was so thrilled to have seen that you had returned with a new video! I paused everything I was doing (was at work filing some paperwork) just to watch and listen. I was in complete awe and tranced by your words. To put it simply, "Marvelous! Magnifique! Bravo!"
There's knowledge that i want to get, but it's not what is taught at my school, I'm completely and utterly bored and uninterested with what they teach, unless it's a certain topic in science, but I feel drawn to this "aesthetic" but I don't feel like I'd live up to it with the type of knowledge that I want to learn, so can someone tell me whether this is right or not? I mean, I still do want basic education, but I want a more advanced one in the areas that I love, so would I still be able to be apart of the Dark Academia community?
i have no authority on the DA community, obviously, but in my opinion, i don't think there's fields that are "more right" than others for the "aesthetic". perhaps begin asking yourself why you are bored with what you are taught. are you still in high school? or already at university? if you're still in high school, give it time. school is not where you are meant to dive deep into any fields, but learn how to learn, how to understand the structures of the world, and how to form yourself into the person you'll become one day. if you're already at university, why did you choose the field you chose? was it parental pressure or was there something that initially drew you to it? the first few semesters at university can be dry, but the longer you study, the more fascinating ANY field becomes. furthermore, can you perhaps apply for a second minor in a field you do love? and even if you can't, you know, education is not just what a teacher or professor hands to you in the classroom. education is the work you put in after class. the books you read, your research, and your analysis of different topics when you connect them. lastly, the aesthetic is, after all, just that. an aesthetic. what does it contain? turtlenecks and tartan trousers? archways and big walls of books? you can search for these no matter which knowledge you pursue. even if you study computer science, even if you're still just getting a basic education. maybe find yourself a fountain pen, decorate your desk to look the way you want it to, and you're right in the aesthetic. personally, i think what matters far more than that, though, is that you don't let yourself get bored yet. even the most boring topics taught to me came to be useful eventually, even if in very surprising, unrelated ways. so in the meantime, while you wait to study what you love official,ly how about you do it already? go to the library (if you can) and pick up a book. or check on jstor for articles. indulge in the field already, you don't have to wait for a teacher to instruct you! l
i absolutely love your channel your videos totally incapsulate the dark academia “aesthetic” and show it for what it really is, if you don’t mind me asking..are you irish? i’m wondering because i am and your accent seems familiar :)
thank you so much, that means a lot! as for the accent, i get this a lot (and i sure as hell don't complain because is there even a more beautiful accent than the irish one?) but i'm not. i've studied in ireland for a semester once and seeing how, as a non-native english speaker i have no "own accent", the irish intonation must've just attached itself to me. or at least when i read my own writing aloud. i don't always sound like this, and i have *absolutely* no control over it :' D
Pls can you put a subtitle to your vids cause they are really helping me to improve my english especially listening but there are alot of words and sentences I can't hear so it is a littel bit hard to find their meanings, I will be so gratefull for that🙏💗
this is more important than you think. romanticizing studying and learning is the best thing u can do for yourself
Learning is a life skill and almost nobody realizes that.
This is exactly what dark academia is, this is its core. Clothes, makeup, and home decor are secondary. Thank you for putting it into words. I like to listen to this every day for motivation and as a reminder as to why I study. I study not for the grades but for the knowledge. Hoping for more content like this!
i hope you know this comment means incredibly much to me. thank you.
You put in words my feelings! Thank you 🌹 I study for knowledge not for the grades . You made my day 🤍
And that's why its "dark" because when you really believe in just how amazing academia is. You start to gain some extremely twisted ideas about how "Knowledge is not for everyone, only those willing to sacrifice for the sake of learning."
Luckily the gatekeeping nature of this dark academia is no longer.
i know im asking the wrong place but does anybody know a tool to log back into an instagram account??
I stupidly lost my account password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me
@@carmelobenicio139 you don't know what your account is ? Or your password?
Say it with me: Motivation is overrated. It is not motivation that I lack, it is my lack of discipline that is the dagger to my personal innovation.
This opened my eyes, I was looking for motivation in everything I did. Thankyou
Thank u so much for this
Don't force yourself to do something you don't want to actually do lol. Unless of course it get's you to your goal in the long run
script:
(1)
this is not a guide on how to get good grades.
this is a guide on how to always attend your classes with a thrill in your heart,
on how to never lose the motivation to go back to your desk and read some more,
on how to overcome the mid-semester slump and to conquer gloomy finals days,
on how to love what you're doing for the sake of being studious, for the art of enjoying revision, for the beauty of knowledge itself.
this is a guide on how to study like an academic.
(2)
RM. Ryan and EL Deci (1993) once said you cannot make the expectations of others your goal. if you wish to truly do something right, you must find the reasons for why youre doing it within yourself. replace external motivation with an intrinsic motivation.
and L Küster and H Decke-Cornill (2010) once said that of all intrinsic reasons you might find, the one which will motivate you the best, and make the information you absorb last the longest, better than money and glory, is the love to the thing itself.
in our case? the case of us academics? we must bring ourselves to not just care for the content of our studies but to genuinely be excited abt the act of studying itself.
(3)
(3.1)
The Privilege of Learning - Part One: Knowledge
look at the boring book before you, you know, the one you were told to read for class. look at all the knowledge it contains.
how do you think did it get there? did someone just one day randomly decide they wanted to write down a few loose and unchecked thoughts on the matter and just send it out into the world? (admittedly, at times it feels like it)
or is this book, this one paragraph, perhaps even just this single line, the product of hundreds of years of curious minds working hard to dig for truths in this coal mine universe of questions? working to discover, gather, test, philosophize, summarize, discuss, disagree, try again, write, rewrite, edit, edit, edit and then finally! publish it? to in the end lay all those thousand hours of hard work before your feet, ready for you to just ... read it?
all this knowledge lying pressed between ur notes, or on ur teachers lips, and the years of passion of academics like u whose collaborate efforts have put it right there, allowing u, today, to have a look at it.
this book, in your hands, it is the product and tool of a privilege of such unfathomable value, how could anyone look at it and think it unimportant? or think themself too important to not read each word with reverence?
(3.2)
The Privilege of Learning - Part Two: You
now look at the boring book before you once more. look at it with the wondrous thing that is your mind.
what do you think are the odds of you being you, just now, just here, hunched over this book with the brain capacity to understand its content? compare yourself to the billions of creatures on this planet who do not have your brain, aren't capable to retain such refined diamonds of knowledge. your mind (even if you might struggle with it sometimes) is an impressive and marvellous tool.
every piece of information you have ever memorised, it becomes a part of you, and this means that just by interacting with it, you are part of it as well: you, by reading this book, by discovering its knowledge, by testing it, discussing it, disagreeing or rewriting it, you become a heir to the hundreds of people before you, perpetuating the process and allowing more curious academics to celebrate their minds.
stop doing things despite yourself, and begin doing them because of yourself: if you work out, don't do it despite of your body, because you don't like the way it looks, do it because of your body, because of how strong and capable it is. it is the same with learning. don't study despite your tired or unfocused brain, wanting to watch a tv show instead, do it because of it, because your mind is capable of so many things, and you should never cease to let it grow.
you are here, right now, alive, with a book before you, and this book might not only answer questions but also open so many more - and you have the audacity to procrastinate?
(4)
it is okay to want good grades.
it is okay to study to land a good job in the end.
it is okay to be tired.
to feel overwhelmed.
to feel trapped.
(it is not our fault that our society demands so much)
all i'm asking is, please:
Never cease to be amazed.
Never cease to be amazed at what the world has to offer.
Never cease to be amazed at what your mind has to offer.
You are the heir, the bearer and the teacher of glorious truths.
So i say to you, remember that studying-true learning, learning for the sake of celebrating and participating in the marvels of this world-is passion.
and passion is what makes a good academic.
(by jey withane, august 2020)
Wow!!!!!! Incredibly worded, dear
This must be pinned!!
Gorgeous, simply gorgeous. And quite effective as well. I want to pick up a book and read it cover to cover now, and not stop. You make me fall in love with academia
and isn't this my one true goal in life? making people want to study?
@@writingtales1213 please keep writing and Uploading ❤❤you are truly gifted
I've always been ashamed to love poetry, to be a poet, a passionate lover of all arts, people made me feel ashamed of it and it sticked like an anchor in the deep of my ocean head. When I hear you, I feel like I hear the heir of Keating from DPS and i feel comforted. Thank you so much for this
Hi, I am a poet too, would you like to discuss poetry sometime?
@@MeenaKumari-id8wm hey!! I'm not so much a poet but I would love to listen to yours and discuss poetry.
@@vaishnavisharma1336 oh that would be lovely!
You have any contact information we can connect with?
What a beautiful visual/spoken essay. It reminds of an essay that is called something like defense of annotating books. You inspire passion and fervor of knowledge. The academia aesthetics are lucky to have your defense.
" and you have the audacity to procrastinate?"
Absolutely wonderful, almost have tears in my eyes thinking how privileged I am that I get to study in a country like mine where higher studies is a dream. Thank you so much. I will never stop learning ✨❤️I won't.
I watch this every morning to motivate myself.
Thank you
oh wow, my heart...
I need this kind of mindset, so i will romanticize studying and academic stuff because i need motivation.
I want your voice to narrate my life, it's so soothing and soft I just love it
This was
So
Great.
I loved it, and I want to thank you deeply for making it. Humans really are marvelous, and there is so much to learn. Thanks for reminding me how much knowledge makes my soul vibrate.
and it vibrates on a beautiful frequency, i'm sure!
simply having a love for the dark, while also having a love for learning
i’m literally on the verge of tears right now this has just touched me in a way i cannot describe.. thank you for reminding us how precious and beautiful learning can be...
If you’re getting into academia just for the “aesthetics” you’re gonna have a real rude awakening when academia doesn’t want you
You have no idea how happy I am to see someone speaking about academia as something which requires passion and curiosity to be genuine. I have become disillusioned with the world of academia in the past year after struggling with my mental health and being punished by the system for it. I lost my sense of self as it was defined by my measurable academic successes and failures. It is the sentiment in this video that is bringing me home to myself, a perspective that my dearest professors have brought out in me.
I always come back to your videos to help me in times of being tired or depressed and growing stagnant or wishing to. They motivate me like nothing else and I’ve shared them with my few friends, they loved them! I’m telling you, and please understand when I say this, that I’m not being dramatic, they move me to tears. Even though I’ve watched them many times. It makes me feel overwhelmed with joy every time. I can feel such life in it!!! I can feel the love, the passion and depth of all the words you share with us being like these books and things in which you explain so well. I hear the echos of all the time spent within them. Those moments shared by us in this life. The good the bad the difficult and easy, together and alone, all that we think and feel in these caverns of our heads. It’s lovely to be amongst the people who get this feeling so well 🖤🖤🖤
Thank you so much for sharing your art and thus a bit of your soul with us, truly beautiful!
Loved it! This video generated a renewed love for academia within me!
that's exactly the effect i hoped it would have, so thank you so so much!
Please, don't ever stop making content like this. The academic in me is staggering from pressure and stress and this little gem of a video rekindled something in me.
Thanks so much for this! I wish there was more videos like this. You are the only one who posted a motivation which sounds like an actual motivation than the how-to-get-good-grades ones because learning is what makes you a student, not the grades. Thanks so much!
I love your voice! It’s just so gorgeous!🥺 (kinda jealous...😂) and you motivated me to make my math homework. I HATE MATH (at least in school)
motivated you to do maths?! clearly i'm too powerful...
@@writingtales1213 haha yes you are indeed
It’s amazing video! Finally someone was saying not about the fashion, the outer side of dark academia, but about the deeper part of it, about passion for learning and knowledge
I cried through the whole Video. Thank you for showing me the way.
I cried through the whole video a second time.
this video seriously needs more recognition. its either something really ethereal in her voice apart from the concept which is beyond explanation. i am so glad i found this video and genuinely pity the ones who don't even know what da ACTUALLY is
This is exactly wat i needed to fall in love again with my textbook... Thank you
this is amazing
i'm really struggling to find motivation to study atm because i don't have any career goals
this is really inspiring to me and i found a new reason to actually put work in learning and studying
thank you so much!:)
As a person who is an extreme academic, I absolutely adore this video. I always feel the need to learn new things, and that it has this allure to me, and from this video, I have now found other people like that.
I'm trying my best to try and learn stuff and or get interested in studying (especially math). Dark academia helps me with that.
This, this right here is one of the most beautiful video on academia in TH-cam !!!! I am mesmerized💖✨, keep up the good work!
i love how this video emphasizes on the true meaning of academia
it reminded me my love for learning: thank you :)
Perfect timing... i don't have words to explain how much this five minute video changed me instantly... i was going to give up..before seeingthis.... now i will push myself to the edge and test the limits of this amazing mind nature has gifted me... whoever made this deserves a big thank you...
I have embedded this onto my Notion homepage, because these are the types of affirmations I need to listen to everyday...Thank you so much for this creating this!🖤✨
You're back! Yay!
Every once in a while I try to clean out my subscriptions and everytime I saw your account I was always left wondering if you were gone forever. But I waited! And oh boy am I glad I did! ❤️
@@authenticallyain8465 oh shush now, you're going to single-handedly cause me to make (even) more videos, be careful!
can someone recommended more TH-cam creators like this please
And this video, is what's going to get me through and towards me working with history one day.
this is one of the most greatest works I've ever seen; I'm in love with it;
Hi, I was wondering when you could make more videos like these..? They're splendid, and I find your form of story telling quite addictive and substantial. I hope you're in the best of health, and maybe sooner than later, you'll make another one. Till then, I'll wait, hopeful, because these are pieces of great art and understanding, and I consider myself lucky to have found your channel. Thank you for these, even if you do not decide to make any more of them. Love, P.
istg I got chills watching this, this is so so SO important
This video is absolutely amazing! I find myself in this ‘midterm slump’ and I really needed to remind myself of why I enjoy the academics so much, this video did just that! Thank you
This video changed my life
Every three months I watch this video to revive the academic in me when I'm at the brink of collapsing
Thank you for bring me back to myself once again.
U just express more why I should study not for my grades... I would like to say thank u for that WISDOM in yours.
english is not my first language, nor is it my favourite language... but the way you speak and what you say enchants me
I love this so much seriously thank you thank you thank you
I come back to this video before all my exams
I thought you were dead -
Simply Marvelous. thanks for the reminder that academics is not just marks and scores. it is but scores of the written word which lies on a desk or a shelf to be opened and read by us.
Thank you, just thank you
I, in the midst of browsing aimlessly through the internet, have by chance found gold.
Or perhaps, it was destiny.
Clicked as fast as possible!! I always love your videos :)
so sweet
This is the most wonderful video I've ever watched. I medical science because it is what fascinated me. But after going through the dull system of college I seemed to have lost that passion
Even after graduating as a Doctor I felt like I lost something, the fire, the passion. I've slowly been getting it back during this pandemic and this video was all I needed to remind me about why I do what I do
For this I sincerely thank you
Please come back and present what you are made for please come back and save us!!!!
Lovely, lovely, lovely...
I cannot describe how I feel about this video. I can just say, Thank you!
The video that changed my life to the best.
I'll recommend this to everyone.
Even if you don't attend classes.
esto es lo mejor que e visto en mi vida entera.
I actually never thought about the privilege of learning, alot of people don't khow even how to read becuz of poverty or war, the social media teached me alot of stuff, so I'm really thankful for this privilege
Thank u !
Woah was that history boys at the beginning- I’ve never met anyone who knew it existed before
*WOOOW...*
im in looooove with this video
I always come back here when I loose motivation
two words: thank you.
Thankyou so much ,I always come back to this when I loose motivation .
Ten seconds in and I was like is this a gem that TH-cam hid from me all this time?
Wow...I love leaning.
This video is sooo very important, please make more videos like this.You have no idea how much this video has helped me ,I've watched it countless number of times and I'd love to see more .Thankyou :)))
I want to thank you for this ! You lighted the candles , you cleared my mind ✨ thank you
Wow. I'm in love! I literally teared up a little while watching this
such wonderful reasons to study
Loved this!! Beautiful work! please keep making more videos, this was really great..
thank you
amazing, coud not have found a better description, thanks for the motivation
I'm depressed and I'm desperately trying to get my "spark" (it feels dumb to call it that but an ee ways) and will to learn back🥲
I've been thinking about this lately that how people are making learning in the forms it's available to us now, appear evil and was wondering what could I contribute to romanticize learning. I read your script in the comment cause as it happens, once you feel the joy of reading, it's second to none and reading with my own voice in my head makes your words talk to me. Today I thought I must not the only one to think it and came here and found you. Dropped this comment to let you know how I appreciate your work. Kudos.
Omg I love your channel
I'm glad you post another video
I thought you wouldn't do more after the two other ones, so I stopped checking out your channel, but now I will check it out every day!
I don't know if you will respond to This, but if you do, could you tell me if you're planning to do more videos? And when would you upload them?
I'm kinda excited~
such a motivating comment, thank you!
i do have at least 2 other videos for this winter planned, but i'm not quite happy about their script yet... what subjects/topics would you enjoy watching about?
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I can't wait to see them!
Hmm... I like what you said in your first video "old books, new thoughts"
Idk why but I often think about this 'quote'
I would like a video about romantizing every single part of your life and your own body
Like how fascinating it is that humans are able to taste so many different things; the diversity of our skin, hair and eye colour; the fact that a few single words can built an entire world, named books; the joy of learning something new; the excitement of walking into a library; sitting alone with a friend and talking about everything;
I hope you understood what I mean, even though English isn't my first language^^
Keep going, you're great!
this spoke to me in ways i cant put up in words..Thank you.
i tought it was a playlist lmao but this was so helpful thank u sm for making it
Thankyou so much for being so inspirational
Thankyou so much. This brought tears to my eyes its wonderful.
Thanks for the video.
I ve been waiting for you to post another video since i don t know when! I love love your content and you do such a great job inspirig us! ♥️♥️♥️✨
lemme cry brb 😔
This is so beautiful
The Queen has returned!
giving this a like feels like i'm sagely nodding my head and agreeing with you. please know that in reality, the reaction was more some sort of awkward flailing proceeded by a little bit of hiding and then the eventual decision to give it a little heart because it's very sweet.
@@writingtales1213 Awww! That is such an adorable reaction! I'm glad I was able to create such a feeling for you! I absolutely love your work. I was so thrilled to have seen that you had returned with a new video! I paused everything I was doing (was at work filing some paperwork) just to watch and listen. I was in complete awe and tranced by your words. To put it simply, "Marvelous! Magnifique! Bravo!"
I live this so much
this is beautiful
i love everything about this! thank you so much
if anyone knows accounts similar to this one please please let me know, i would love to watch art like this
This is so lovely
you deserve a million likes...since i cant give you million likes myself, i will give you the best i can . here is a like from me
so talent , your voice so lovely
Idk why I'm watching this I don't go to school lol. But it is quite interesting.
There's knowledge that i want to get, but it's not what is taught at my school, I'm completely and utterly bored and uninterested with what they teach, unless it's a certain topic in science, but I feel drawn to this "aesthetic" but I don't feel like I'd live up to it with the type of knowledge that I want to learn, so can someone tell me whether this is right or not? I mean, I still do want basic education, but I want a more advanced one in the areas that I love, so would I still be able to be apart of the Dark Academia community?
i have no authority on the DA community, obviously, but in my opinion, i don't think there's fields that are "more right" than others for the "aesthetic".
perhaps begin asking yourself why you are bored with what you are taught. are you still in high school? or already at university? if you're still in high school, give it time. school is not where you are meant to dive deep into any fields, but learn how to learn, how to understand the structures of the world, and how to form yourself into the person you'll become one day. if you're already at university, why did you choose the field you chose? was it parental pressure or was there something that initially drew you to it? the first few semesters at university can be dry, but the longer you study, the more fascinating ANY field becomes.
furthermore, can you perhaps apply for a second minor in a field you do love? and even if you can't, you know, education is not just what a teacher or professor hands to you in the classroom. education is the work you put in after class. the books you read, your research, and your analysis of different topics when you connect them.
lastly, the aesthetic is, after all, just that. an aesthetic. what does it contain? turtlenecks and tartan trousers? archways and big walls of books? you can search for these no matter which knowledge you pursue. even if you study computer science, even if you're still just getting a basic education. maybe find yourself a fountain pen, decorate your desk to look the way you want it to, and you're right in the aesthetic.
personally, i think what matters far more than that, though, is that you don't let yourself get bored yet. even the most boring topics taught to me came to be useful eventually, even if in very surprising, unrelated ways. so in the meantime, while you wait to study what you love official,ly how about you do it already? go to the library (if you can) and pick up a book. or check on jstor for articles. indulge in the field already, you don't have to wait for a teacher to instruct you! l
@@writingtales1213 I had the same doubt thank you soo mucchh
loved ittttt!!
wll put together. thank you!
i absolutely love your channel your videos totally incapsulate the dark academia “aesthetic” and show it for what it really is, if you don’t mind me asking..are you irish? i’m wondering because i am and your accent seems familiar :)
thank you so much, that means a lot!
as for the accent, i get this a lot (and i sure as hell don't complain because is there even a more beautiful accent than the irish one?) but i'm not. i've studied in ireland for a semester once and seeing how, as a non-native english speaker i have no "own accent", the irish intonation must've just attached itself to me. or at least when i read my own writing aloud. i don't always sound like this, and i have *absolutely* no control over it :' D
Writing Tales wow that’s actually very interesting! it’s a beautiful accent, you have a lovely voice :)) & no problem
Pls can you put a subtitle to your vids cause they are really helping me to improve my english especially listening but there are alot of words and sentences I can't hear so it is a littel bit hard to find their meanings, I will be so gratefull for that🙏💗
thanks, I feel better now :')
this is amazing
You're fucking amazing