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no one is bored, everything is boring. making time in your day to be decidedly bored, unoccupied, off your phone, wandering lousily, a tiny bit lazy, and creative is very refreshing.
May 19, 2025
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... is such a gift and an art. Letting yourself reach the point of boredom is the more efficient way for your brain to reset and heal. Recently, I spent 2 months exploring the bounds of my free time, free schedule, and free brain space until finally reaching the point of "okay, I could use some structure and rigor again" was the only thing that has genuinely healed me from a traumatic workplace after a merciful layoff. Not rushing into the next thing saved me, especially being able to let my boredom tell me "you're ready to get back to it."
Feb 14, 2025
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I have distinct memories as a kid of laying on the couch in the summer in my childhood home staring at the ceiling in pure boredom. That hasn’t happened to me in years, or not until I worked in Idaho without service. The pressure of that boredom helped me read books again, and that anxious nothing to do made me productive!! I’m not quite sure how to rechannel, let me know if you have tips, but I’m trying to let myself get bored again and get off the damn phone!!!!!!!!
Apr 20, 2025
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i feel like i gotta let myself be bored more. i freak out when i have nothing stimulating or nothing to do, but in a society that relies so heavily on productivity and buying stuff, how about i just let myself have nothing to do? and allow the feelings that come with it i guess. half the time im only doing things to show people i do things.
Dec 27, 2024
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this one makes me nostalgic, even though i hardly remember being inside of it. rest in peace physical media supremacy.
May 18, 2025
for some reason copywriter/headlines/generic/descriptive texts inspire my poetry. its something in the unique rules that they have in writing clauses.
May 20, 2025
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love himm n his cute lil rap songs
May 20, 2025