KeenCheesecakeTragedy

The scramblings of an over thinker ✏️

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Today I read a post that I found interesting, it was a good reminder... 1. No one is coming to save you, your life is 100% your responsibility

2. Comfort is the worst addiction

3. Keep your standards high and don't settle for something because it's available

4. The family you create is more important than the family you come from

5. Train yourself to take nothing personally to save yourself from 99% of mental problems

Sometimes you need a reminder and to get back into your normal rhythm. Especially after significant events.

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Re-evaluating your plans is very time consuming

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Looks like I’m starting to average 1 near death experience every 5 years…

Someone please get me off this roller coaster… or at least show me a different ride at the amusement park

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I’ve already learnt something new about myself this year…

I use humour as a defence mechanism to try to make myself more comfortable in uncomfortable situations. Turns out it makes people think I’m fine when I’m not and I’m just trying to comfort myself…

Apparently I’ve turned into Chandler 👀

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Stress is horrible and it can do shit things to your body.

Give yourself permission to do what you need to to alleviate stress, it’s not selfish to look after yourself.

You have one life, live it for yourself and live to the fullest. Tick stuff off your bucket list and fucket list.

Get yourself to a point where you feel proud to have overcome rather than just staying miserable and living for others.

In an aeroplane you need to put the mask on yourself before you can help others.

Life is too short for stress 🫶

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Every new year people make resolutions, but no one makes plans on keeping themselves accountable for them 🧐

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When I was growing up, I always had the view that you "become an adult" like something changes in you. Something just makes you go from young and full of energy to older and less energy.

As I grew up, I kept waiting for that flick of the switch. After I got my first job, after I got my first car, after I started paying bills and being independent. All those "adulting" things and still no switch was flicked. What I realised after my 33rd birthday was that, its a gradual process, no instant switch. You gradually go from listening to certain music to preferring podcasts, choosing salty food over a sweet tooth, enjoying staying in more rather than partying every night. It was probably a realisation that people had a lot earlier than I did, but it was legitimately something that I was waiting to happen. There is no set age for every person or anything like that.

The reason for my thinking of this is that I enjoy video games and I always was thinking, when will I stop enjoying these. You are only as young as you feel and enjoy what you enjoy - Here I hope that I will forever enjoy video games <3

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Which is true:

"Absence makes the heart grow fonder" or "Out of sight out of mind"

Does it depend on the circumstances or the person? Maybe the environment you're in?

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Even if your intentions are good, turns out.. you can’t eyeball the measurements for Jelly… you’ll end up with candy soup.

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It’s like you think you’ve been in the sunlight your whole life, but you’ve really actually been in the dark and they show you the warmth of the sunlight.

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‘Love your fucking life. Take pictures of everything. Tell people you love them. Talk to random strangers. Do things that you’re scared to do.

Fuck it, because so many of us die and no one remembers a thing we did. Take your life and make it the best story in the world. Don’t waste that shit.’