Chillout Zone
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When i have a realy bad time i dont live somewhere else in my mind or try to ignore it. it´s intensity is as important for your personality as the good times imo.
About other generaly things that relaxes me... Talking with friends, listening to music (generaly), doing my hobbies, watching DBZ abridged or other anime-related parodies/movies on YouTube. Eating is also way of relaxing, althought I shouldn't doing that just in order to chillout. Formerly, I also zen-meditated, but that was years ago.
Oh, I have nearly forgotten. Playing video games!
EDIT: Spelling mistakes. I hate my English.
2:definately, it´s like learning. When you only know one side of the story how can you get the big picture or a balanced view?.
And i think activities are the best thing you can do when you live is not what it should be. Friends and a strong family can make a huge difference.
and this one:
And this one:
And if you ever need cheering up, Simon's Cat will do it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=AYdDRTRaWr8#!
Another one to make you laugh. Reminds me of what's under my bed...
So what do I do? I smile at the challenge, and if I feel down, I laugh at it. Believe it or not it works well for me.
It also helps me to have my "Alter ego" of sorts inside me. I'm normally much of a closed person, don't talk to strangers... yet talking helps... on videos. You can't believe how much Let's Playing helped me in the last 10 months. It's awesome to vent some anger and feel like talking to someone, even if you get few views like I do. But if I can entertain, that's the best thing ever, that's what I say!
It's refreshing to read what other people do to keep them at peace with their minds. Very nice argument to talk about
Like most of my music is heavy stuff such as Korn, Slipknot, Linkin Park.
That said I do have some more relaxing music as well, like Deadmau5, Owl City, Daft Punk, Gorillaz.
Kind of completely obsessed with Korn at the moment though. I love 85% of the stuff they've done and they have 10 albums, that's a LOT of material. Also, as an aspiring musician, they 1. are super innovative while still remaining catchy (HOW?), and 2. my singing voice has similarities to their vocalist, our scream is practically the same it's kind of crazy.
Oh and for people posting video game music; Sonic the Hedgehog has had awesome music every game. Even the games where the gameplay sucked, the music was still beast.
As far as non-stressful video games, I'm talking Baldur's Gate (game is easy now), Minecraft, Fable, that sort of thing.
And if you want to change your mood there is nothing better than this song:
Don't worry be happy:]
& some examples of great music of Bob Marley:
@LadyRhian You have forgotten about some amazing discovery-ads :]
"Everything what you need in the summer"
Sorry that last one is in Polish but you know words are not so important here although here is translation:
Voice in the radio: In the Poland there is another unusual heat wave, people on the street are looking for slightest waft and slightest invigoration, situation became ubearable and if weather doesn't change, we all will have to leave our workplaces
Discovery everything what you need in the summer.:]
To cool off, I try to channel my anger into writing... Otherwise, I will play Minecraft or Mass Effect 3 multiplayer
While I usually don't like sitting in a game menu for too long, I can easily wait 2 minutes and a half for this song
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=iv&annotation_id=annotation_478240&v=8cKRqJj-_iE
*places down facotry*
Yana Rodriguez : "IMPROVE THE ECOBALANCE YOU FOOL!"
-5 influence
*places down 5 squares of green boulevard*
Yana Rodriguez : "AAAAH, best friend forever!
+30 influence
XD
"Of all men they alone are at leisure who take time for philosophy, they alone really live; for they are not content to be good guardians of their own lifetime only. They annex ever age to their own; all the years that have gone ore them are an addition to their store. Unless we are most ungrateful, all those men, glorious fashioners of holy thoughts, were born for us; for us they have prepared a way of life. By other men's labours we are led to the sight of things most beautiful that have been wrested from darkness and brought into light; from no age are we shut out, we have access to all ages, and if it is our wish, by greatness of mind, to pass beyond the narrow limits of human weakness, there is a great stretch of time through which we may roam. We may argue with Socrates, we may doubt with Carneades, find peace with Epicurus, overcome human nature with the Stoics, exceed it with the Cynics. Since Nature allows us to enter into fellowship with every age, why should we not turn from this paltry and fleeting span of time and surrender ourselves with all our soul to the past, which is boundless, which is eternal, which we share with our betters?
No one of these will force you to die, but all will teach you how to die; no one of these will wear out your years, but each will add his own years to yours; conversations with no one of these will bring you peril, the friendship of none will endanger your life, the courting of none will tax your purse. From them you will take whatever you wish; it will be no fault of theirs if you do not draw the utmost that you can desire.
We are wont to say that it was not in our power to choose the parents who fell to our lot, that they have been given to men by chance; yet we may be the sons of whomsoever we will. Households there are of noblest intellects; choose the one into which you wish to be adopted; you will inherit not merely their name, but even their property, which there will be no need to guard in a mean or avaricious spirit; the more persons you share it with, the greater it will become.
Something August
Forgot to mention sweet, delicious, ambrosial pasta!
This site helps me big time when i get panic attacks.
When things get really bad, I generally just sulk and complain to my spouse, who makes vaguely sympathetic noises (surprisingly effective), or play some mindless games on Kongregate or one of the other flash sites until I find my centre again.
Of course lately I just stare at my son. Even if he's been an absolute pain in the neck for six hours on end, it still makes me happy when I see him crack his gummy little smile. If he'd just let me sleep more...