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maybe i can ease your pain…

with this recent pandemic (COVID-19), i can’t help but notice that everybody is sorta always checking the news, a slight bit of hysteria threatens to bubble out, trying to keep the panic hidden. and that’s alright. that’s human.

i just wanna tell, it’s okay to feel vulnerable. but it’s not okay to let it consume you. i have a small list of tips that i’m implementing and i am seeing it work in my house. my mom seems more calm, my sister’s not as paranoid, and my dad’s chill with the situation (as always).

  • calm down
  • seriously. don’t panic. chill out
  • don’t check the news every second (it’s fine)
  • remember to wash hands every hour
  • don’t go out, at all (not for exercising, not for anything)
  • distract yourself
  • create something
  • draw/sketch (try it out)
  • write
  • cook
  • dance
  • sing
  • play an instrument
  • watch youtube
  • make a playlist
  • do a science experiment (safe)
  • clean your room
  • organize the house
  • so the dishes
  • sleep
  • eat
  • exercise
  • start an art journal
  • get on social media (honestly, it works for my mom. i have a love/hate relationship with social media but tumblr is useful for ideas)
  • read (books, fanfiction, old magazines and newspapers)
  • paint
  • watch some tv (i can recommend some addictive shows)
  • listen to music
  • solve some puzzles (sudoku is awesome and i love crosswords)
  • talk
  • call old and new friends
  • hone some skill that you never got the chance to
  • take a crash course
  • find new, weird hobbies (surprisingly, perfume mixing has become one of my hobbies)
  • diy
  • practice gratitude
  • write a song
  • make/search for memes and jokes
  • make your own indoor games
  • learn a new language
  • be productive (get some studying/work done)

you could say that these tips are tested and true.

anyways, if they don’t work (everybody is different), you could always talk to me. email me at – the.billionaire.psych@gmail.com

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