What do you do to be happy

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  • BrendanMcGroarty
    BrendanMcGroarty Posts: 945 Member
    Coffee and fabulous are both right. The two keys are to have gratitude for what you have and to realize everything is a choice, even your mood. You don't have to do anything difficult. Just smile at people. A smile will make someone's day.
  • npbgrace5396
    npbgrace5396 Posts: 13 Member
    Jonathanak6 wrote: »
    any ideas from introverts?

    Hiking! Going to a coffee shop and reading.. sometime just being around other people can help
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  • Kintsugi_Haikyo
    Kintsugi_Haikyo Posts: 361 Member
    Have you tried running down the street nekid? I'm an introvert and I've found running down the street nekid really perks me up. But, you have to pick the right street.
  • HooperDrivesTheBoatChief
    HooperDrivesTheBoatChief Posts: 252 Member
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  • pigheaded
    pigheaded Posts: 3,083 Member
    I have a billion hobbies. Woodworking, model building, puzzles, reading, working out is a big one. There are tons of ways to find your happiness or at least keep yourself occupied until fall classes start.
  • Grimmerick
    Grimmerick Posts: 3,342 Member
    edited July 2017
    I bought a leather bound notebook and made a bucket list. Even something as small as breaking stuff for the hell of it is on there, (I collected old vases and pottery to use as bowling pins). Or as Big as a trip to Quito Ecuador. Anything you want really. I enjoy crossing things off that list. It makes me happy and it's something I can look back at.
  • LaraG777
    LaraG777 Posts: 1 Member
    i eat hahaha
  • TarahByte
    TarahByte Posts: 125 Member
    edited July 2017
    I hate people and I love being alone so I always do stuff around the house. Paint a room, plant some flowers, turn the music on loud and have dog dance parties (I jump around and they chase my feet). Also I like going to thrift stores and finding random things to repurpose. I painted my ceiling in my bedroom on 4th of July. Most people think that stuff is lame but I get excited about it and I also get a workout. Arms and back were sore for days. Will be working my way down the walls this weekend. We just got a house that needs a little work though so I always feel like I have something to do. Long as I have on loud music, I'm pretty content doing anything.
  • LeGaCyGiAnT91
    LeGaCyGiAnT91 Posts: 405 Member
    I hate people too, mainly because 95% of people only want to use you for things you have. It's the sad truth, buttttt, pick up a solo hobby. Photography, get a motorcycle, SxS, dirtbike, ATV, etc. Hobbies are great ways to keep your mind off of things.
  • Unavita11
    Unavita11 Posts: 236 Member
    edited July 2017
    I'm not an introvert; however, I love losing myself in a good book. Maybe find a series you are interested in, or even a topic, and just immerse yourself in it. Finding a book club might be a good way to start opening yourself up as well - discussing a common topic is a great way to break the ice.

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