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sometimes you're already too tired to make your way to the bed, so why not give in, close your eyes, don't even worry about turning the tv off, the couch is just so cozy...
Mar 1, 2025
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If you’re that tired it’s not being lazy fall asleep on the couch it’s okay ❤️
Jan 25, 2024
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I have always had a lot of trouble falling asleep, but for whatever reason I only have that problem in my bed-- some subconscious part of me feels like I *have to* go to bed there and that pressure breaks my circadian rhythm.
Falling asleep on the couch however is forbidden, decadent and delicious-- you are not supposed to have randomly conked out there so its powers to make you sleep are so much stronger. I consistently sleep better on the couch than in bed.
Feb 26, 2024
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so wrong but so right
Jan 24, 2024
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don't just consider the benefits of adulthood, dream about having a full-time job, starting something new, taking care of yourself, running errands, etc. let it be something you really look forward to. it's much less scary that way
Feb 23, 2025
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try going to a local library once a week, or a gym, a museum, a thrift store, cafe, etc. if you find you like the vibe of a certain place, hang out there and be pleasant with the employees, after a while, they will remember you and will likely chat with you
this is more of a method to get used to talking to people, of course an employee is getting paid to talk to you, but in my own experience, i love taking to regulars!
Feb 24, 2025
there is this strange lull between the end of winter and early spring (though, technically it is late winter) that i've never truly noticed before. the weather is getting warmer (the temperature was just perfect today, mid 60s), but everything is dead. i had a wonderful day mulling about the town, enjoying the first truly nice day of the year. but everything is still asleep, the trees, the grass, the animals. i know there is so much more to come, good and bad. i suppose what i mean to say is, bare trees are still trees, though we anticipate their growth, let's love their lack of it all the same.
2d ago