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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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So I'm feeling a little down in the dumps. Holiday blues and due to issues in personal life.
So what things do you do to cheer up?
I'm a shopping addict so I'm trying to not shop as I keep spending too much.
I'm playing Disney soundtracks but it's not having its usual effect today. Not sure anything will work till I resolve the personal issues but any suggestions welcome and listening to other people's self help mechanisms is always worthwhile |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Wine and YouTube - hours will pass and you will be having a lounge disco before you know it
Hugs to you I hope you feel better soon x"
I think I've already over indulged on the wine too much on holiday |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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I'm a talker so if things are crap I've a few very good friends and a partner who I know will let me spaff my heart out until my head is a bit clearer. Sometimes I go down the whole cathartic route, there are certain books, films and music that I know if I listen to them I'll cry but I'll feel better for getting it out my system. A brisk walk listening to my favourite emo songs also works a treat.
I avoid alcohol as a cure - the next day I end up with bloody hangxiety and everything seems far more insurmountable.
I hope that whatever happens you get out of it soon, if you want to talk about generic crap I'm here, x |
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I find getting back to my usual busy routine and feeling I've achieved something often works.
Hope you pick up again soon... nothing worse than holiday blues.
Feel free to PM if you want a rant or have a sounding board xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I look for the silver lining and try to concentrate on that. There's always light at the end of the tunnel. And then i remember, as long as me and loved ones are healthy, have a roof over our head and food in the cupboard, then all is good with the world |
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Take care of yourself, pampering stuff (at home facial - I mean the spa kind - make-up, nails, hot bath, etc). Meditation. Reading or throwing yourself into entertainment where you have to engage. Doing something meaningful for others. Exercise. Achieving something. Talking to people. |
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Have a hot bubble bath and read a good book,
Listen to some old tunes ,
Go for a mooch in charity shops for some bargains.
A baileys hot choc is a nice little indulgence in this weather too
Hope its lifts soon
Miss x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Different strokes for different folks. I find, putting my favourite music on and walking for a while, always helps. Get some endorphins going. Sorry to hear you are down in the dumps. Just remember, you are not alone. Hope things Brighten up for you soon x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Hopefully feels better soon but a lot easier said than done, I’ve been feeling good recently but last few days been feeling down and always tired and uninterested in life, hopefully things swing about in a few days. I try be more positive when I feel crap, happy face, up straight posture and speak in happy tone haha |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I used to bottle it all up inside but have learnt talking about things is much better. I now drive my friends mad- Fab ones included- until they tell me to shut up and get on with things |
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"I used to bottle it all up inside but have learnt talking about things is much better. I now drive my friends mad- Fab ones included- until they tell me to shut up and get on with things "
You can always talk to me, I wouldnt tell you to shut up |
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