Yeah i had to search the term to find an english translation for it as it's not my first language and the search results felt a bit off to me... But I'm currently reading a book on it and it really has helped me realize where most of my thought and behavior patterns come from and how to learn to be a better version of myself. It might not be for everyone but it helps me
Specifically thinking of stuff that make your life better in the long run but all kinds of answers are welcome!
I've recently learnt about lifetraps and it's made a huge positive impact on how I view myself and my relationships
My husband is currently playing it on steamdeck and it works just fine!
That sounds amazing!
Cold damp towel on my face gives instant relief. Best if you have someone who can rinse it for you every 10 minutes to keep it cold
Most places that sell Electronics in my country will take ewaste and recycle them for you for free
TV series all the way. The shorter the episodes, the longer i can keep watching. I have a hard time justifying spending an hour to watch one episode of a show but i can sit still for 6+ hours watching 10 minute cartoon episodes.
I really only watch movies at the threather and only when i already know I'll like the movie
It's my third week of summer vacation and haven't really left the house that much other than walking the dog and some planned activities. Mostly just me and my husband together but I'm noticing I'm kinda getting fed up with just being around one person 24/7. (i love him don't get me wrong but everything in moderation)
I'm just finding myself more and more thinking about if I had friends who lived closer, it'd be great to just hit them up and go for a coffee or something. All of my close friends I'm comfortable asking to hang out on short notice live so far that it requires planing days, if not weeks, ahead to hang out.
Haven't made a single friend on my own since moving to this town 4 years ago, it's so difficult.
I don't really use social media at all. I do have accounts on instagram and Facebook but only use them to occasionally post my art but never any personal posts, while most of the people i know are borderline addicted to sharing every moment of their life online.
But I've been thinking lately that maybe i should be doing more of that. I think it would be easier to talk to people online and then I'd be more comfortable talking to them face to face.
But on the other hand.. I feel a bit weird to start posting personal posts suddenly when everyone knows me as someone who doesn't really do that. I generally have a hard time doing something out of what people expect from me.
This is a bit of a ramble. Anyone have a similar experience/thought process? How do you make friends??
Currently there are no apps for kbin
For me the current awards system was the number one reason to switch to a 3rd party app. I despise the fact that people paid money for this stuff and i hated the visual clutter.
My dog will eat pretty much anything but mal does she love cucumber the most
I hate the LED and I'm so glad my current phone doesn't have it. It's especially the charging indicator that bothers me because it's so bright at night
My husband finally joined reddit after me talking about it to him for years. Then like a week later i informed him that reddit sucks now and there's this new thing he should check out...
I haven't been to many weddings but the worst had all the generic wedding games and songs, absolutely no personality, maid of honor's and bestman's attempt at hosting the reception was super awkward and the drinks were so expensive
I have to admit, without this community i probably would have given up on this fediverse when i first moved from reddit few weeks ago.
Also on another note, it's very hard to shake off some habits from reddit. I had to really force myself to not wipe out this comment because that's what I'm used to. And i almost wrote about sub instead of community lol
