Ways To Relieve Stress
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LOL it is vigorous exercise after all. we all feel good afterward
LOL it is vigorous exercise after all. we all feel good afterward
Happy is a very strong person, I think he deal with stress easier than most people.
thahappycamper
Level 3
No choice, sink or swim man.....Happy is a very strong person, I think he deal with stress easier than most people.
thahappycamper
Level 3
I like how you can get to really know people, good for you smarty pants.Happy is a very strong person, I think he deal with stress easier than most people.
Of course, Rose Lee already mentioned alcohol, so I'll go with marijuana, ecstasy, meth, shroom, Xanax, and lots more available at your local street pharmacy, or call your druggy friend who can provide you more details on what they are and how to get them. Now, if you prefer other coping methods which less likely causes long-term damages to your body and mind, then I'll go with what everyone else said. And yes, this includes happycamper's masterbation method - it's quite healthy.
Damn it, Hamster! Why did you have to ruin it for everyone by giving the best universal answer?!!!
What the hell, man?
Crying to your heart's content? This is serious and not a laughing matter, can you elaborate what that means? Sounds deep. How does one cry to his or her heart's content? So do I just think of what causes the stress and then cry about it? Help me out here, how do I cry after knowing that my boss is the biggest asshole in the office and he is the culprit of my stress? Hell, I'd be ANGRY, not crying haha. Or maybe it's a girl thang, and we guys don't get it?
Eyenada
Commoner
cry...eat...cry...eat and than go to sleep.
cry...eat...cry...eat and than go to sleep.
I had to read what I previously wrote on this thread as a refresher haha. Sorry, I don't cry when I get angry. Not going to lie, when I'm angry, I'm pretty damn angry.
I have to clear up what I wrote about a supervisor. I was not referring to my current supervisor. My sup right now is fucking awesome. I'm so damn fortunate to have someone who backs me up and wants me to succeed. So with that said, I did feel very emotional when he opened up to me today (yes, I'm not lying, it's a coincidence) and told me his Khmer Rouge story. I can't tell you the details, but from a guy's perspective, it was quite touching. My emotional shield went down. I couldn't look at him in the eyes as he was telling it; this is how much respect I have for the guy.
But I can tell you the good stuff though. Out of 40 of his immediate + first cousins (i think), only 6 made it. Long story short, he was a preteen when KR started and was later reunited with his mother in '79. He came to the States at 16, worked his ass off to learn English, and is now big balling--at least his paychecks tell me so haha.
Still, you didn't answer my question about how one would cry to his/her "heart's content." Please elaborate.
cry...eat...cry...eat and than go to sleep.
I like this one. Mainly eat, sleep, eat, sleep. The crying parts hurts.