I personally like to sometimes write down my negative feelings (On my computer that no one uses) down and just get them off my chest. Kind of like a diary, but more for the negative. Then try and put a plus at the end that seems to lighten my mood. But this is just me.
Huh. Now I wanna try that
Seriously, it works for me. If I was crying I've stopped by the time I finished. Try it out sometime.
Really? Like what kind of things do you write down?
I personally like to sometimes write down my negative feelings (On my computer that no one uses) down and just get them off my chest. Kind of like a diary, but more for the negative. Then try and put a plus at the end that seems to lighten my mood. But this is just me.
Huh. Now I wanna try that
Seriously, it works for me. If I was crying I've stopped by the time I finished. Try it out sometime.
Really? Like what kind of things do you write down?
If I had a bad day- or I was mad at someone, I write not bad things about them, but just why I'm upset. I'm not sure how to explain it, I could probably grab an example of what I wrote down without super personal stuff.
I personally like to sometimes write down my negative feelings (On my computer that no one uses) down and just get them off my chest. Kind of like a diary, but more for the negative. Then try and put a plus at the end that seems to lighten my mood. But this is just me.
Huh. Now I wanna try that
Seriously, it works for me. If I was crying I've stopped by the time I finished. Try it out sometime.
Really? Like what kind of things do you write down?
If I had a bad day- or I was mad at someone, I write not bad things about them, but just why I'm upset. I'm not sure how to explain it, I could probably grab an example of what I wrote down without super personal stuff.
It's alright you don't need to show me. I was just wondering because maybe it could help me get some negative stuff out of my life. (If I do it right ofc)
I personally like to sometimes write down my negative feelings (On my computer that no one uses) down and just get them off my chest. Kind of like a diary, but more for the negative. Then try and put a plus at the end that seems to lighten my mood. But this is just me.
Huh. Now I wanna try that
Seriously, it works for me. If I was crying I've stopped by the time I finished. Try it out sometime.
Really? Like what kind of things do you write down?
If I had a bad day- or I was mad at someone, I write not bad things about them, but just why I'm upset. I'm not sure how to explain it, I could probably grab an example of what I wrote down without super personal stuff.
It's alright you don't need to show me. I was just wondering because maybe it could help me get some negative stuff out of my life. (If I do it right ofc)
I mean I don't think there's a right way to do it, it's just writing until you don't feel the way you did anymore. Unless you were happy ranting, then you want to stay happy XD but on a more serious note, it's helped me some with insecurities and other things. I just think it's a useful thing to have and know.
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Books:
Just General Things:
Saints/Blesseds/Venerables (to research, pray to, etc. Idk I just think they're cool):
- The Land of Stories by Chris Colfer. You're kinda similar to my little sister, and this is her favorite series of all time!
i have many thoughts about that series
- The Land of Stories by Chris Colfer. You're kinda similar to my little sister, and this is her favorite series of all time!
i have many thoughts about that series
It's been so long since I've read it that I can barely remember it lol
- The Land of Stories by Chris Colfer. You're kinda similar to my little sister, and this is her favorite series of all time!
i have many thoughts about that series
Good or bad?
Sometimes when I have a really bad mental health day/week/whatever, I'll write down a letter to someone I look up to who's also struggled. Just write it in my notebook and keep it for later, you know?
This probably isn't the healthiest method, but sometimes I'll keep a calender of things that are important to me and coming up to motivate myself to just stay alive for them. Like movies I want to see, shows I want to watch, books I want to read, etc.
So if I'm having a super bad day I can go "hey, I have to make it to the 20th so I can see The Rise of Skywalker" and then after that comes out "I have to make it to the 24th for Christmas Eve/25th for Christmas", "I have to take care of myself until February for Clone Wars Season 7 and The King of Crows."
It really helps keep the good things in perspective when it sometimes seems like there aren't any.
This probably isn't the healthiest method, but sometimes I'll keep a calender of things that are important to me and coming up to motivate myself to just stay alive for them. Like movies I want to see, shows I want to watch, books I want to read, etc.
So if I'm having a super bad day I can go "hey, I have to make it to the 20th so I can see The Rise of Skywalker" and then after that comes out "I have to make it to the 24th for Christmas Eve/25th for Christmas", "I have to take care of myself until February for Clone Wars Season 7 and The King of Crows."
It really helps keep the good things in perspective when it sometimes seems like there aren't any.
no it isn't the healthiest, but it's smart. I've never thought of doing that, and I should.
Both. The first time I read it, I really enjoyed it, even as a fifteen I think year old. I was really invested in the story and I binge read it in a week or so. I went back almost a year later and started rereading it and boy was it awful. The writing was dreadful. I couldn't stand it. I already knew exactly what happened and there weren't any little details I'd missed the first time. There were hardly am details at all. Also, the end of the series was not satisfilying. And I've read a part of the new one, and there's nothing to it except a bad metaphor for how gay people aren't gay by choice and gay people aren't evil. Which isn't inherently wrong, but there didn't seem to be anything at all other than an obvious (and poorly done) metaphor. And I'm not trying to say "the gays are trying to force their agenda on our kids", it's just nice to have an actual story along with your message. Ya know? And I knowww I haven't actually read it and I don't really know if there's a good plot or not, but… Excerpts like that are meant to be intriguing and it just wasn't. So in conclusion, he had a good idea and it was poorly executed and he should just stick with acting. Although from stuff I've heard, he wasn't very good at that either
Wait there's a new one?
It was new a while ago, it's a prequel or something. It's probably out now
Although I will say it's nowhere near as bad as Onision or the pretty little liars series reading it was a mistaaaaake, why am I doing this to myself?
Although I will say it's nowhere near as bad as Onision or the pretty little liars series
reading it is a mistaaaaake, why am I doing this to myself?
The only good thing to come out of Onision's books are StrangeAeons and Krimson Rogue's videos about them.
Also my Goodreads reviews kinda slap but this isn't about me.
Yes it did. I read it
Do you have a Goodreads? I'd friend you on there
Do you have a Goodreads? I'd friend you on there
I don't, I just read your review when you posted the link somewhere on Notebook. But I'm thinking about making one
It was new a while ago, it's a prequel or something. It's probably out now
Not a prequel, it's about like…the kids or something. I don't think it's a prequel tho
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Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou is a very sweet, chill manga you can read online! It's post-apocalyptic, but there's no stress or danger or hardship. I've been binge-reading it lately, it's great ^^
https://mangarock.com/manga/mrs-serie-279924
As for hobbies/things to try, I don't know if anyone's suggested watercolors yet? But I think it's a great medium that's really easy to use and learn, and you can do a whole lot of cool stuff with it even if you don't feel like you're very good at art in general. I think dry watercolor sets are easier than the ones that come in tubes, personally–and a single large round brush can create a huge variety of effects. Just a thought ^^
I'm really sorry to hear you're struggling right now….I wish you all the best. Keep finding reasons to get out of bed each day, you won't regret it <3
Thank you guys so much!!!
I will most likely try all of these-