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all songs can be found on my studying playlist here

The Blank Screen: ‘Minor Chords and Pillow Forts’ by Back to Yours

the invisible man in a ocean of faces, never turns their camera on, bobbled hoodies that smell like laundry detergent, playing with your imagination to decide what they look like under the non-descriptive avatar, drops short sentences into the chat like ripples in a flowing lake

The Flowing Thinker: ‘Talk Like That’ by Wallows

sips on chipped mugs and mugs of a mystery liquid, decorates the dull call in debatable points that lead to a natural flow in conversation like a blooming flower awoken by the honey sun rays, waves good morning and wishes everyone a sweet goodnight

The Book Keeper: ‘Turtleneck Sweater’ by marinelli

iced coffees sweetened with drops of vanilla, always embellishing the plain screens with a book somewhere in shot, tortoiseshell glasses that reflect the screen, sprinkles quotes into the conversation and nods gleefully when the lecturer mentions an author, knitted sweaters and resting collars

The Frosty Watcher: ‘I Spend Too Much Time in My Room’ by The Band CAMINO 

glares at the screen with a jack-frost approved gaze, complains with vicious intent in each breakout room, cheeks that flood with blackberry juice when someone calls them out for being negative, avoids the lengthy readings at all costs and complains when others haven’t done it either

The Intelligent and Uninvolved: ‘She’s Gonna Leave You’ by The Walters

hands in work written by someone who sees the world through a kaleidoscope, remains quiet with dusty pink cheeks like champagne truffles in calls, oversized sweaters knitted with love and care, surprises each ear with bold points when the lecturer encourages them to talk

The Artificial Rose: ‘girl in new york’ by ROLE MODEL

spies on the vulnerable hearts and souls during the call, sends private messages like forbidden love letters, twirled hair and puckered lips, only turns their microphone on to send a jarring laugh through the call, uses breakout rooms for sparkled gossip on who is single

The Pretentious Player: ‘Coffee’ by Early Eyes

takes the assigned questions and spins them on their head into a philosophical question, religiously drinks iced black coffee bitter and bold, references obscure books they found in second-hand shops, dark eyes paired with soft eyelashes similar to that of a baby fawn

The Trying Note-Taker: ‘False Confidence’ by Jonah Ward

begs the lecturer to slow down as they scribble and scrawl the conversation, turns up tired with glazed eyes, drowns the staff in panicked emails embroidered with incoherent questions sent under the velvet embellished sky, the sweetest smile always willing to help