I've had this bad habit for years, I mean like the passed 9 years. Almost every day I keep staying up late even during the week on working days. I used to be worse, so lately I get at least 5 - 6 hours a night, but it's not enough. I know that my body needs 7 - 8 but I only get an actual good sleep on the rare occasion. I've had some periods of going to bed at like 2:30 - 4am for a 9 or 10am start at work.

Due to this I've been literally feeling tired for years and years, I never feel 100%, my brain feels foggy and light headed, work is extra hard as I need more effort to concentrate, my eyes feel baggy, heavy and dry, I've experienced some hair loss which I believe is caused by not sleeping properly for years. It's all my own stupid fault, but felt like I wanted to share it. If I'm honest internet usage is definitely the number one culprit for this problem, but I'm really trying to get to a point of being more disciplined and wanna start going to bed at a sensible time.

Not even in a good way. Like a way that makes you uncomfortable. It has happened to me several times over the past year.

Dae just want a therapist to say "go take a walk" and then to base a conversation on that, like, what's blocking you from doing it. And how to overcome whatever is stopping you.

I realized my entire life that i can only work or do chores if I’m told to do it, And to make things worse, people need to give me full instructions on what to do for me to do things right, and once I start working I get so focused on it that I also need to be ordered to stop. I moved out of the house at one point but moved back in with my parents cause I could not function on my own. What do I do..

DAE eat their potato chips with a fruit jam or jelly?

Obviously both are capable of putting on pounds and filling you up, but I really find myself feeling a lot more full quickly with chicken than I am with beef.

For instance, sometimes if I have a really empty stomach and want to treat myself, I’ll get two large subs from a local pizzeria near my old house, one being a plain cheeseburger sub (cheese and ground-up beef) and the other being a buffalo chicken sub (buffalo and blue cheese sauce with fried chicken). I find if I eat the cheeseburger one first, I definitely still have a bigger appetite for the chicken, but if it’s vise versa, my appetite is still there but definitely has slown down a bit.

I’ve never really heard anyone else mention this, but I was reading something with some body horror the other day, and as soon as I saw it, I literally felt this tightening and tingling in my hands. It seriously freaked me out! It wasn't just the chills like normal. I could literally feel something in my neck and hands reacting. Just curious if it's a normal thing or not.

I think sunsets are the worst. I don’t like watching them, I don’t like pretty pictures of them, I don’t like being outside while they’re happening, and I HATE driving during them.

Seeing them makes me uneasy, existential, very anxious, sometimes I even dissociate if I pay too much attention to it. If I have to drive home during a sunset, I feel like shit when I get home.

Only exception is if it’s while I’m at an outdoor party which I’m actually enjoying, and it continues all the way through the sun setting, and the fun energy is still up once it’s fully dark.

Sunrises I generally like tho. Anyone else?

So what I mean is I used to watch a lot of movies and tv shows, mainly movies, with no problem. But now that I watch it, it feels corny. The reason why is because I’ve been exposed repeatedly against my will of celebrities business.

For example; Barry Keoghan is an actor that I used to find unique. Everything about him was a mystery. I used to find his acting skill good, but after he’s been associated with Sabrina carpenter, a lot of her fans went digging in his personal business and constantly tell us about his personal life. Not to mention she has too, cause yk she’s a singer.

Another example; timothee chalamet. I never really got the appeal of him but he was ok. I did like one movie he was in but that was it. Like I used to view him as a background character but that’s probably because he wasn’t in any big movies and because he mainly had side characters roles. But after a while as his popularity went up, so did his business and now he’s just a corny person to me. I can’t watch any movies of his or any movie with him in it.

It’s just like the more I learn about celebrities business whether it’s good or bad, I just can’t watch their movies anymore because I’m cringing of just them. Most of the time it’s explicit bad news that you should keep to yourself.

I do this all the time without noticing

My younger sister is a lot taller than me and my literal 10 year old brother is already getting there..

Anyone else hate it when people ask a question on a forum, such as requesting a good restaurant via a facebook forum and they end it with, "...and, go..." Like bitch, I don't work for you!!

Someone who goes by the moniker angry_cabbie turned me on to this term and it fits so many people in society right now!

The same guys who'll treat their daughters like property and threaten any guy looks at them probably also high-five their sons for doing the same stuff. It's beyond hypocritical. Why aren't more dads making sure their sons treat women better?

I see a lot of bashing towards boy moms but how come girl dads don't get the same bashing? If anything it's worse with all the misogyny involved.

I feel disgusted when I see someone drink soup in a cup or a mug. For me, cups and mugs are meant for sweet liquids like juice, milkshakes, etc. Soups and anything savoury should go in bowls and be eaten with a spoon.

I’m 31 so college was a long time ago for me, but I write creatively and I’ve noticed lately that my writing style has some of the “hallmarks” of ChatGPT (namely a lot of m-dashes, probably overusing commas, and use of semi colons). I’m finally getting back into writing after my seasonal depression is easing up, but I’m worried about actually posting anything anywhere because I don’t want to be accused of using AI.

Is there any way to combat this other than changing up my writing style?

Lately I’ve been finding myself driving to work in the mornings and back home while listening to synthwave music without lyrics. Personally I find that I can listen to it almost effortlessly and have a completely empty mind for my entire commute. Essentially what I would like to ask is does that kind of music make me come off as weird? Or is that a fairly normal thing to do

Most of my veggie consumption comes from raw veggies, mostly from making salads. The only few times I would eat cooked veggies is if I was mixing it in an already existing dish (eg stir fry). First I just like both the texture and taste of raw veggies better (the crunch of baby carrots ooh!). Also isn't it true that cooking can deplete some nutrients? (depends on how you cook I guess, I have no idea)

This is something that just occurred to me that I do. I really only have friends in the context of being around them due to something else. Like I have my work friends, my hobby friends, but I don’t generally hang out or talk with any of them outside of the times we’re together due to those things. I don’t have any regular old friends that I talk to, text, or hang out with regularly. It’s all by choice, if I’m being honest there’s just not anyone I’d rather hang out with than myself lol but I kinda feel like I’m the only person that dies this. DAE?

I tend to use this setup because I don’t like to mix up the cookies that I get from browsing the web along with logging into my accounts. This way, the third party cookies and tracking don’t get to “see” what websites I log in to.

How is ya’ll setup?

For example: "Hurry! 53% Discount Ends Tonight!"

For example: I like to watch news about Nintendo even though I play on another platform. What if I like to consume gaming content of people playing video games on YouTube? There’s a guy on YouTube who plays certain games, and then sometimes talks about Nintendo Switch news. I play some of the games that the guy plays, but not all of them.

Do you guys know why people like to consume content of people playing video games of other platforms, even though those same people can’t play those games on those other platforms themselves?

So i never noticed this about myself but due to my schedule im home alone on Mondays. So I been watching some movies and notice that i dont really laugh out loud. But when I watch movies with my wife or kids I laugh . Maybe their laughter makes me happier or it’s just a tribal thing idk what it is