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Post subject: Re: Healthy distractions Posted: May 27th, '24, 02:06 |
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Outline
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I sleep if I can. I know that sounds really simple but it takes me so much time to actually fall asleep and when I do it's usually like three AM. If I can't I draw.
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Post subject: Re: Healthy distractions Posted: May 31st, '24, 07:57 |
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@Yokuutsu Browser games are the only games I can play because I don't have gaming devices, so that game recommendation works for me. Thanks! And yes to the music, listening to k-pop really helps me.
@Outline Naps do help me reset sometimes, but other times I wake up feeling worse, so it's the toss of a coin. I want to start drawing because art and creativity of all kinds really helps, but I don't know where to start.
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Post subject: Re: Healthy distractions Posted: May 31st, '24, 09:16 |
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Kuuki
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I'm late to the party but what about photography?
You mentioned you take walks and taking a camera with you or even a phone and forcing yourself to take pictures will force you to look hard at your surroundings to find things to photograph and you're not thinking during that time.
Cooking/baking might help too.
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Post subject: Re: Healthy distractions Posted: Jun 9th, '24, 06:59 |
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Photography is absolutely a fantastic outlet. I used to be a street photographer and someone tried to sue me for taking a picture in a grocery store so I stopped.
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Post subject: Re: Healthy distractions Posted: Jun 13th, '24, 03:08 |
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Kuuki
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I dont do street photography especially because the law here are pretty strict. I could get sued pretty easily for like posting somone's house on the Internet, or even worse, people, even if its their back, I could probably get away with festival pictures but even those I am a bit reluctant even though it is a grey zone. Performing artists is also difficult because it depends on their agency policy.
A grocery store would definitely be out of the question because it's considered a private property. Same goes for the inside of trains.
Basically the whole law around photography is way too complicated so I stick with easy and public buildings/places.
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