Weekends

Emma03

Emma03

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Do weekends make anybody depressed? The break is nice, but they also make me sad/anxious.
 
kihira

kihira

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They're not long enough. Time to recover, time to prepare, not much time and energy to enjoy. Used to have a three day weekend which was just right.
 
sanitariumcalls

sanitariumcalls

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I love weekends, so much in fact that I become withdrawn and moody on Sunday night because I know I have to get up at o'dark-thirty the following morning and go back to class lol
 
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sevenroses

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Sometimes it does ::(: When there's a lot of idle time bad thoughts sometimes flow throughout my head. I guess I just have to prevent bad thoughts from entering my head by trying to distract myself with positive things like movies or games or whatnot.
 
Sial Axetder

Sial Axetder

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Weekends. Not enough time to nothing at all. Scarcely have time to do something.
Sometimes think, feel should go out. To go I must have a destination. Let's have a seat and think about that.

Sunday, Monday - work. Seriously, need more thinking time.
 
Emma03

Emma03

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sevenroses said:
Sometimes it does ::(: When there's a lot of idle time bad thoughts sometimes flow throughout my head. I guess I just have to prevent bad thoughts from entering my head by trying to distract myself with positive things like movies or games or whatnot.
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I feel the same way about idle time...I feel like I need to be constantly distracted.
 
coyote

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weekends are when my store is busiest and I have to work

I get a couple days off each week, but they're never together

but i love the break - however brief
 
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Rembrandt Broam

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coyote said:
The season is winding down, but I'm sure I'll need help starting next May
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We need to start our own SA store. There would be no awkward "Can I help you?"s or staff following you around and making you feel like a potential shoplifter. There would also be a ban on smalltalk at the cash register. ;)
 
coyote

coyote

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Rembrandt Broam said:
We need to start our own SA store. There would be no awkward "Can I help you?"s or staff following you around and making you feel like a potential shoplifter. There would also be a ban on smalltalk at the cash register. ;)
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we already have all that
 
BlueDays

BlueDays

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Rembrandt Broam said:
No, I love weekends. The only thing about them that depresses me is that they aren't longer.
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Took the words right out of my mouth!:) I have always loved weekends:cool:

It's the only 2 days I don't have to feel guilty because I am not out working in a job like everybody else.
 
Psychedelicious

Psychedelicious

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When the week ends...

I don't even know when the weekend is anymore. Hard to tell when everyday is exactly the same. I don't see the need to keep track.
 
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sevenroses

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Every week isn't always like this but, it's so depressing to say that going back to work tomorrow would probably feel way better than feeling what I felt this weekend.
 
Richey

Richey

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you just need a basic plan, rip a sheet of paper out of a notepad and fill in the hours of the day with activities, sort of like your own personal cbt session for the weekend. after breakfast go out and play a sport, basketball, soccer, even if its on your own at a park somewhere, or walk somewhere and get some oxygen therapy. learn an instrument, book it in for 1 hour, go to a cafe/restaurant with a magazine and try out some dishes on the menu. read a book for one hour. see movie, visit a friend. go to the city and check out the shops. travel somewhere. start writing a song or a book. start chipping away at a skill or a hobby.

whatever you do dont waste your weekends. there is little point unless you want to just relax and do nothing.
 
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