My AP Psychology teacher assigned a scrapbook project to us. We have the freedom to use any format that we desire which immediately got me excited. There are basically no guidelines what-so-ever. We have a sheet of paper that outlines what needs to be included and certain questions that need to be answered, but that's it. The questions can be answered in any order and the required information can be put in any order. It just needs to be there. She even said the biggest chunk of the grade rested on creativity. Meaning that you can answer every single question and have all the information, but if it's written on a white sheet of paper like an essay you're still probably gonna fail. That's compared to the person who has this giant fucking TV-box-diorama with rainbow colours and only half of the questions answered.

HELL. YES.

I think this is the first project I'm really going to have fun doing. I decided to do an actual book using the classic Moleskine journal (large) and making it look like a genuine diary that I've had for years. I'm going to make a huge collage on the front and I'll be damned if a few furries and rainbows and internet memes don't make their way onto this shit.

(The entire project is about ourselves, so answering questions is a piece of cake)

It's going to be awkward answering some of the questions due to being a transman, and even more odd because I have to include baby pictures, but it's so worth it.


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