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So you had a bad day, and you're trying to cheer yourself up. But nothing works. Bad days are like a sudden storm that appears out of nowhere, soaks you completely, and just when you think it's over, Lightning and thunder boom again. Before you can search for shelter, you're drenched again. There are dozens of reasons behind a bad day, and while it's okay to reach for a self-help book to cope, it's also okay to look after your needs first. Here are some bad day remedies you can try: 1) Scream it out: Holding onto your temper is just going to make you sick. Have a reaction in front of anyone, and everyone judges you for being unhinged. So go find a private place, or sit in your car, and scream out your frustrations. Or sing really loudly to ease your frustrations. Whatever works. 2) Come up with new curse words: The normals one are overused, and you've already tried them out without result. So the best thing to do is to come up with some unique curse words that...

  Watch the news, they say. It will keep you updated on world events. It  will keep you well-informed. Instead, all that following news has done is make you feel overly-stressed  out and informed about the things you didn’t want to know in the first  place. Did you really want to know that a woman lost her purse in the food court? Or a dog pooped on the jogging track? Not to mention, news reporters occasionally exaggerate and dramatize events  to make them more than what they actually are. For example, they will  report on a catastrophic event that could end the world. Only the asteroid  misses the earth and we later find out that it was nowhere near our planet  in the first place. No wonder many call reading the news “doom-scrolling”. Following  the news is rarely informative and is mostly stress-inducing. Here are the TOP 10 Reasons Why You Should Avoid the News 1) Ignorance is Bliss  Yes, there is much going on now. In your home,...

Have you ever looked at something and thought, "Why is this still a thing?" I’m talking about the baffling, outdated, or downright annoying things that refuse to disappear—like fax machines, mile-long receipts, and the dreaded “Reply All” email chain.  We live in an age of AI, self-driving cars, and space tourism, yet somehow, we’re still dealing with broken shopping cart wheels and streaming services that charge extra but still show ads. It’s time to call out these relics of frustration and ask the big question: Seriously, why is this still a thing? 1) Non-skip Intro I've already watched the intro once and know and appreciate the cast and crew that worked on the show. But the last episode ended on a cliffhanger, and I really want to know what happens next! Not all streaming services have the skip intro button, and it can get annoying. I have to watch the two-minute intro before the episode finally starts. Besides, I'm on episode nine and know the theme music by heart...

  Do you always find yourself sitting down rather than standing up?  No, this is not talking about you sitting while you’re working or eating or even watching TV.  This is a different kind of ‘standing’ up, the one that so many of us are afraid to do because there are a lot of factors involved. Some of these factors include you too afraid to say something that could get you fired, or lose an important relationship. Since we are always worried about the consequences of us being assertive, somewhere along the way, we learn to give up on self-respect and self-protection.  It seems safer to keep quiet.  But what if you find out one day that you no have lost your self-worth and that you keep quiet so often that you’re taking more hits than you should have allowed. And now anyone says anything they want and gets away with it, leaving you tongue-tied and at a loss of words.  Realization hits. You’ve forgotten to voice your beliefs and found that you can no longer ...