Getting familiar with the tactile markers for all of the coins. So u can find them without having to look at them.
Doodling is a classic if ur at a desk or table,, just draw squares and add more shapes onto them. you dont have to make anything it's just good for dexterity and precision in ur hands/fingies.
Crochet is kinda tired rn but its pretty easy to do without looking at ur hands if ur watching something..
Rubbing urself. not sexually... just putting pressure on ur joints or sore muscles or places no one ever squeezes... You're allowed to do that.
Practicing the coolest ways to hold a pen or a cigarette or a mug or whatever... theres always a chill af way to like.. spin a pen or act like you're a lowkey badass for swiping ur keycard a certain way...
May 31, 2024
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i use apps (the Opal app) to help cut down screen time, which somewhat works, but I find that crafting helps me the most. I learned to crochet in the past year and it's amazing to do in front of the TV, where normally I'd sit and move my eyes between 2 different screens. I also take it on planes, trains, etc., anywhere where I could scroll endlessly while waiting. Also is nice to craft before bed while perhaps listening to music or a podcast. The world is your oyster!
Other crafts you can do: knitting, embroidery, needlepoint, drawing, painting, handbuilding
Oct 29, 2024
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whether it b playing the piano flute painting doodling scrapbooking just anything that lets me create and keeps me off my phone helps me feel accomplished after
that or trying a new drug lowkey
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If you still want to do stuff with your hands maybe try finger painting or just making ur own rules with paint
I feel like kite flying could be a good time and it wouldn't hurt your hands TOO much
But other than that you got hiking, sports like soccer, singing, music production, reading
But idk
Jan 28, 2025
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People who dont get enough sleep are way more likely to get neurodegenerative diseases like alzheimers and parkinsons.
also reading. doesn't matter if its a gossip magazine or an ayn rand essay... exposing ur brain to new concepts and problems and then considering them... thats what ur brain is made for. thats what she craves
I wanna add a source but im just gonna google the same stuff u google tbh
Jun 2, 2024