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Hobby Zone / by amicableox0685

5 minutes ago

Weekly sharing of Goals! Week #51 2024 (Monday 12/16/24 - Sunday 12/22/24)

Motivation & Accountability / by IsayUncle

16 minutes ago

For @Macylou82 & me *No lurking or upvoting plz*

Pen Pals / by bloom006

17 minutes ago

Labels and defining your worth

Self-Esteem / by determinedSea4370

21 minutes ago

I’m still stuck No where to go no one to be with

50 & Over Community / by SparklySeas49

22 minutes ago

Things I did well today

Journals & Diaries / by SchneewittcheN03

26 minutes ago

Christmas Tree and Messages

Pen Pals / by incredibleRainbows2036

32 minutes ago

...See more Hiee Lovelies ♡ How are you all doing this Christmas? Me is going through a bit rough time so am on a break . But I am so excited for Christmas. In my country , we don't really celebrate Christmas but one thing am always excited for is Christmas Messages ♡ Last year too , I made such a post so that we can leave messages for people and thank them for being their in our life . So this is my Christmas Tree , am so excited to read this years messages ♡ https://decomytree.com/home?hashedId=0q0Z7rwYJjOq Also I'd like to tag a few people who supported me and motivated me to move forward ♡ ( Sorry even if you are not tagged , you can still leave a message and tag your friends here . Want to tag so many people but yeah I can't hehe) @Daf8 @LoveMyMoonflowers @jujuied @theboymoana @politeCircle6131 @ReganL @KateDoskocilova @PurrfectlyFine @Mahad2804 @tuffattack @CallumCares421 @Ellez5427 @justnomo @AshleyTheHappyAthiest @KristenHR @kenzolena @hopedreamlove @EnigmaticCat24 @Hope @VioletNotes @Heartsandrosesandpaws @AuroraAstral @CaringEzra @tranquilechoes @DarkerPlaces @exuberantBlackberry9105 @NotSeven @Bluetiger2008 @BlackBlueWhite @Finny17 @Megalomentaurus @theboymoana @Alexo00101 @Antonio7Cups @BlueRivercares @aquaaaaa @MelodyoftheOcean @exuberantWriter5514 @justmeeva @Jenna @Sebastian0o0 @hi66666 @steph8402 @ALeXaNdEr0712 @Bunnylovesyou @TinyWhisper @AffyAvo @unassumingEyes @Lenapaige @SmollPeridotsBreakdown @THE1NONLYVENUS @Tinywhisper11 @SantaCups You can even share your Christmas trees and I'll love to leave a message Let's celebrate this Christmas by leaving them the last message of this year and thanking them for sticking around ♡ Tag your friends and leave them a heartfelt message ♡

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Friendship Support / by kittycat2912

33 minutes ago

Day 22: Create meaningful holiday traditions to cherish

7 Cups Online Therapy / by ASilentObserver

37 minutes ago

...See more Hello everyone, I hope you are doing well. This post is part of the 25 Days of Gratitude, Self-Care, and Personal Growth event at 7 Cups. The pressure to experience joy and create cherished holiday memories can be overwhelming. The holidays can be a difficult time, especially if you spend them without loved ones. Whether you are far from family, lost someone close and loved one, or making conscious choices about your relationships, the holiday season can be daunting. Traditionally speaking, holiday seasons are a time of joy, fun, and celebration but for many, it is a difficult time of the year when they experience heightened feelings of grief, loneliness seasonal depression, or anxiety. But it doesn’t mean you shouldn’t find something to be joyful. There are many ways to create meaningful and personalized holiday traditions that can bring comfort, joy, and a sense of connection, even during challenging times. 1. Revive and honor old traditions that you enjoyed You may have some old traditions that you enjoyed but now you don’t do them anymore due to one or other reasons. But this season, you may rethink bringing some of those old traditions to cherish the memories associated with them. Such attempts can bring a sense of connection and continuity. You can also choose to honor loved ones by creating personalized ornaments to hang on the Christmas tree like photos, and handwritten letters, or volunteer your time to special charities or causes. 2. Cook your favorite meal This one is my personal favorite as cooking your favorite meal is simply therapeutic. It doesn’t have to be anything fancy or a holiday feast, it can be as simple as making your favorite sandwich, toast, or some hot soup. The process of making your meal is calm and relaxing. So, just make an effort to make something for yourself this holiday season. 3. Gift something to yourself Giving gifts to yourself does not make you materialistic or selfish. It just makes you human. The gift can be anything that you like, maybe a book, a cup of coffee, some nature photographs or a meal at your favorite diner. It is one of the ways to celebrate yourself and a reminder that you deserve to feel good about yourself this season as much as anyone else. So, let’s rethink how we spend our time this holiday season. I understand that it is a tough time of the year for you but know that you deserve time to be easy on yourself and try to be gentle and kinder to yourself. Please know the holidays don't have to be a time of sadness or isolation. Create your traditions to find joy, comfort, and a sense of purpose during this holiday season. Let us know in the comments if you have any traditions of yours already or thinking of something to make one this year.

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Grief & Loss / by theboymoana

41 minutes ago

✍️ Festive Haiku Slam ✍️

Poetry / by CheeryMango

1 hour ago

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1 hour ago

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