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tetris

i don’t even know if this is a good score but it feels impressive and my hands are cramping

@lilyanne

Feb 8, 2024

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Playing tetris

I have officially reached level 1000, and over the last few months it has honestly saved my brain from spiraling down not so happy roads :))

@ayan

Feb 12, 2025

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becoming a shape rotator by playing lots of tetris

god nerfed my IQ because I would be too powerful otherwise but by golly I can try to develop my shape rotating abilities and spatial awareness with the power of neuroplasticity

@taterhole

Sep 6, 2024

Top Recs from @beabecker

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the word zonked

so fucking accurate 10/10. like…correct

@beabecker

Jan 31, 2024

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creating artifacts of yourself

Videos. Journals. Planners. Calendars. Playlists. Spreadsheets. Letters to open in the future. Keeping track of the present (in a way that is low stakes and fun) keeps me from dwelling on the past or feeling upset about changing. It will be there for me if and when I want to return to it! And I get to dip into the things I have thought and felt and loved in the past and maybe they become part of my life again or they don't! I also love to experiment with form in the ways that I record myself. Journals are a classic, but doing something like journaling in a planner with limited space or on a calendar means you have to pick just one memory from each day. Or making playlists / watchlists / reading lists of what's important to you at a time. Embarking upon fun little challenges of discovery (places, songs, books, movies, foods) and keeping track of what you learn in an organized (or disorganized) way! Video journals or little vlogs just for yourself! Scrapbooking! Fun in the moment to create and fun in the future to rediscover.

@beabecker

Jan 26, 2024

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a little quip when you‘re playing monopoly

it’s a shit game so if you’re gonna play it at least go for a little “nice to come home” when you land on one of your own properties

@beabecker

Feb 14, 2024