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when i feel stuck in life i take short term hobbies to shake things up. one year i did drama, then one year cooking, past year i took writing classes for theatre for seven weeks and now i’m doing improv comedy.
in april i’m gonna try tennis with a ten week training course.
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One day I'm super into boxing, the next I'm buying a bike. I'm writing 1/4 of a screenplay, I'm learning to make 4-5 fancy cocktails. I'm ordering a jump rope, a kendama, a yo-yo. I'm attempting to learn tennis by hitting a ball against a wall for half an hour (once).
Picking up hobbies and then dropping them after a few tries is nothing to be ashamed of. It should not discourage you for fear of being called a quitter or flippant. The secret is knowing that you're better for getting out there and ceaselessly pursuing further opportunities for joy in your life.
Nov 3, 2023
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I’m on an internship so not in a full graduated 9-5 job, so I‘m lucky to still do uni things, in particular sports and drama. Having something to look forward to on certain days of the week helps a lot to get me through the days, and I plan to find clubs once I‘ve graduated, to go to as well. As I grow older I want to still keep that weekly fun in my life, I don’t want to slow down and succumb too much to social media especially when I spend so much time on it already
Jan 16, 2025
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I like the building up in the beginning and love the recognizability of the spoken parts. It’s longing pur sang.
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journaling always helps me during a break-up. you can share your feelings/write them letters that you don’t need to send. make lists of things you want to remember/learn from the relationship. Write lyrics yourself or lyrics of songs that remind you of them.
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