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makes me feel like i'm sitting legs crossed at the kitchen table in the morning with a crinkly newspaper in hand, reading the latest calvin and hobbes as i casually sip my coffee, right before i go to the job that i got by looking someone straight in the eye and (firmly) shaking their hand
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Started out as a trick to get me off my phone and now I just prefer it! Everything feels calmer and less pressing
Mar 3, 2024
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a few days ago, i tried out royallmonarch’s rec about keeping your phone on grayscale before bedtime, but i just ended up keeping it on grayscale all the time. the lack of color just decreases the dopamine i get from scrolling by like, 20% across the board, leading me to choose other activities over it more often. would recommend going the extra mile
Sep 13, 2024
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Been changing my life. Screen time is down and I sleep a lot better.
Feb 20, 2025
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Oftentimes, I'll overly curate myself based on what I think is or isn't acceptable to those around me because I'm scared of being judged by them. I feel like I have a full and vibrant life, but people only skim the surface of it because I'm scared of letting them in. There's so much joy in being accepted and sharing in each other's joys and sadnesses, and I want more of that in my life in the coming year.
Dec 30, 2024
Looping the same song for hours can become a religious experience, like being immersed in a Gregorian chant in an old cathedral. You pick up little instrumental flairs that you would have missed otherwise, and the lyrics become second nature. You appreciate the song the more you hear it, and beat drops and vocals become more satisfying in your expectation of them. You get into a natural groove.
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