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My controller, who checks my work, said that they're too busy today. So I think it's my day off. I wish I could do something productive, but I didn't sleep well. I don't sleep particularly well most of the time, but today my phone decided to tell me that its battery was too low about half an hour before the alarm... So I haven't been doing anything really, because in my experience on such days I just won't be able to focus (on my hobbies, that is), and if I try to force it I'll feel miserable without achieving anything. I guess an alternative would be to just rest very well and have fun. But I don't really know how. I've watched some Youtube videos, but my subscriptions didn't take a lot of time. I'm not watching any TV series and I've played all the videogames I own to death (but I don't want to buy new ones because right now I'm feeling in a vulnerable financial situation). I'm not reading any books because I've stopped trusting them. I used to buy them for my Kindle, but it ends up being too expensive, especially since somehow the last few books I bought, which were full-priced, either turned out too boring or too depressive, and I didn't get even past the middle (or maybe even 1/10th).
I guess this is to stave off loneliness and getting overwhelmed by thoughts of my own mortality, because I often feel like time is slipping through my hands. There's still 7 hours to get through, and hopefully tomorrow I'll sleep better and anyway, there'll be work. I'm also trying to stay connected to people and maybe that's happening in this thread. |
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It is good you are reaching out.
Investigate local used book stores. I for a while had both a kindle and kobo reader but I found them difficult to read. There is something more soothing and real about holding an actual book in one's hand. Are you able to take a walk, even if it is a short one. I will do so before engaging in my own hobbies - art, reading, etc. It is hard to motivate myself to do so but when I am able to win the battle I feel much better. Do you have a real life person to engage? Even a support group will get you out in a setting you are with other people. |
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There's really just my mom who I live with, but we don't have a very emotionally open relationship... Well, she kind of does. She's very proficient at expressing her worries, but I'm not. I like your art. I find something soothing in the smooth pastels, those with spread out transitions (I don't know the real term), although it's also the style... I kind of only can do realism. Well, used to try to and somewhat managed. Anyway. Having a style is cool. I mean, I could go outside with the language-learning app I have on my phone... Although not now since it's raining. But it's an additional layer of courage since I'd go out essentially for the purpose of muttering to myself unintelligibly. |
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Or maybe not. That is to say, at the end of last year I actually went to the bookstore where I had tried working, so maybe I'm not so bad.
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Well, what do you know. When my mom came from work and turned on the TV, even though I hate the stuff she watches, just hearing human voices kind of gave me some energy. And then I also went and looked at a forum which I left about a year ago. The forum, as far as I understand, is full of trolls, but I didn't understand until kind of too late. Seeing it gave me new anger and a burst of adrenalin and I think I'm ending the night on a high, somewhat productive note.
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Life is not measured by the amount of breaths you take, but by the moments that take your breath away |
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