salt fat acid and heat really is the key to making food taste better. if you ever are making dinner and it's kind of mid then you should add a small amount of salt, some butter or cream or oil, some lemon/lime juice or vinegar, and some hot sauce or chili powder. instantly improvements
if you are tired of your current home decor and too poor or busy to buy/make/refurbish anything, then just rearranging the art on your walls or switching around chairs from different parts of the house or even just switching out which blanket you have on the couch will make a massive impact on your appreciation for your living space
there's basically always medical trials looking for slutty bottoms or chemsex fiends and they pay pretty well, if you ever need extra cash you can search clinicaltrials.gov and see if there's any in your area
an incredibly useful piece of home tidiness advice i saw years ago and have never forgotten: if you see something that can be tidied up or cleaned and it'll take 2 minutes or less, just do it right away. easier said than done of course but it's a good thing to keep in the back of your head - "ugh, i don't really want to bother carrying all these dishes back to the kitchen. but it's only gonna take like, 15 seconds. so i guess i can do it"
if you want to see your friends irl more often then just start inviting 1-3 people over for dinner like once a week. i started doing this because i didn't have motivation to cook healthy or substantial meals for myself but i can do it for other people no problem. also it makes your friends love you more
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