For me nothing beats a really funny movie:)
What makes you feel better when you're feeling really depressed?
theres a woman on tv and shes trying to sell rings for some strange reason!!
when i switch it off, i feel much better
when i switch it off, i feel much better
FOR REAL said: ↑theres a woman on tv and shes trying to sell rings for some strange reason!!
when i switch it off, i feel much better
lmao:rolleyes:
MandyMouse said: ↑For me nothing beats a really funny movie:)
i agree with you mandymouse 🙂
i hope everyone can give thier choices:)
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playing Call of Duty or Halo helps!
Sleeping definitely helps for me. I usually irrationally make things out to be bigger than what they actually are when I'm in a certain state, so sleeping just takes that away. I can think a bit clearer when I wake up, even if I'm still not in the greatest of spirits. Also, my kitty. As soon as my kitty jumps on me and gives me a little nudge, I feel sooooooo much better, it's weird but in the nicest of ways. And finally YouTube - Sufjan Stevens - Sister has been making me feel pretty good lately.
Yeah, I would agree that sleep makes a difference. Also, music, movies, art and writing. Maybe just doing something productive. I used to have a history of doing other self destructive things in order to cope, though.
Bumping the Wicked ****(i dont know if you can curse here, i dont want to violate rules and get banned). ICP, Twiztid, Blaze, Dark Lotus etc.
Its just made for outcasts who grew up liking horror flicks and comics like me, lol.
Its just made for outcasts who grew up liking horror flicks and comics like me, lol.
Well, if I had an answer, I would give one. For me, I suppose it is mainly distracting myself from the pain so that it may be bottled into my unconscious and thus the pain is below the surface instead of immediate. Music, work, reading, all tends to assist me in that. Stress relief by listening to the music tends to calm me somewhat as well. I would suggest doing an activity that you enjoy doing, feel comfortable with, and have the ability to express yourself or dwell on other thoughts with.