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A lot of people are depressed because they’re fixated on the negativity. You’d be surprised how much going outside, exercising, or even just doing simple things like taking a nice cold shower or cleaning up your room can help.

Obviously it’ll be different from person to person but generally, setting a small goal and accomplishing that goal will make you feel better.

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a nice, cold, shower

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Some ppl just wierd like that. Even on the hottest days I cant stand cold showers, always shower hot.

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And some like me prefer a long hot bath. That feeling of being a part of the primordeal soup once again, cutting the middle-monke. Can’t have any complex problems if you are a mere microorganism. That’s liberating. Shower is clever, operational, you can take it fast, frequent times a day if you need so, but it’s these moments I know I’d never have a shower stall in spite of it’s practicality and size. Bonus points on finishing it with a colder shower to assemble oneself once again.

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A hot shower is refreshing on hot days nowadays.

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Even just setting aside time to express gratitude can really turn things around. I have my kids do this, and that alone can turn them from being hugely negative to happily going to bed more-or-less on time.

It obviously can’t cure all forms of depression, but recognizing things that you’re grateful for can really improve your general outlook. It’s the indoor version of touching grass.

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I keep my mind with my swarm and on my phone so that it doesn’t wander to the negativity inside my head. When I travel, I fill my head with podcasts

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