The only time I feel like myself is after exercise

@diplomaticWest1394 relax more often and keep your mind busy with pleasant things,you will get through it

@diplomaticWest1394 Hey! I hope you're doing fine. I think I understand you. At night, there are fewer distractions (less noise, less things to do, fewer to no people to interact with) that so our mind wanders to the places that it shouldn’t. The daily distractions such as homework to do, friends to talk to, places to go keep our mind in check, none of which is readily available at night.

In general, sport is a real salvation. On this I agree with you. But personally, for health reasons, I cannot physically study. Therefore, I just love to watch football matches, and not just football. I rest so mentally. Now I tried to bet https://22bet.online/ and started on my favorite hobby, besides pleasure, getting money.

@diplomaticWest1394

Hey, thank you for sharing. I think I can relate to this on a very personal level. I think I've been in the same place too. Please know you're not alone in this. It's true, exercise can make you feel great, even that tiredness and those sore muscles can be so relieving for some reason. Exercise is said to help boost our moods as well. But I understand, it's difficult to get out of bed and lay down your yoga mat, and exercise.

You may want to ask yourself some questions that could motivate you, I guess. Questions like: What's the purpose of me exercising? Will it make me feel good? What can I do if I am too lazy? Is there any other physical activity I would enjoy? Should I give up or should I keep going? What will be the outcomes of both possibilities? Which one's in my favour?

I hope that helped,

Take care.