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Itchy Super Spammer
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Posted: 12:29 - 26 Apr 2006 Post subject: Tips to unwind |
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Hi
I'm getting very frustrated at the moment , my career is going backwards again and I'm, working a crap job yet again which in all honesty I'd probably be better off on the dole , but I don't want to claim the dole ever (still a Stigma of it in myeyes).
I seem to rant a helluva lot and riding extremely agressively to unwind because of my frustration and my patience has gone razor thin when normally I have the patience of a deity.
So what do you do to unwind and unleash some of your frustration? , my punch bag downstairs is already looking very very worn and I don't really want to burden my problems on friends I speak to.
Any suggestions?
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How about a nice bubble bath??? ____________________ How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could Chuck Norris?
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Light up the bbq and have a few cold beers |
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Annabella Like a person, only smaller
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Have you thought about a combination of things, so have some kind of physical outlet - so maybe go for a run in the morning to boost your energy and make you feel energised.
Then when you get home try something more relaxing or spend some money and go for some Alexander Technique sessions. Alexander is all about ensuring that you are physically relaxed and 'balanced'. The idea of it is not just to relax you for the duration of the session (like a massage can) but to make you more aware of your posture and muscles to prevent stress permanently.
I suffer from tendonitis which is often brought on by stress/pressure as well as the obvious physical activities (playing tennis, too much violin practice as if I ever practice!). I have had Alexander technique, which is a form of manipulation a number of times when I have suffered quite badly from tendonitis and each time it has helped and improved my ability to use my arm for a much longer period - and also reduced my stress levels.
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However, as a musician I am always going to be biased towards music therapy. Listening or playing music is an age old method of relaxation. Everyone has different tastes in music, but if you are broad minded or like classical music I would recommend something very organic like anything by Brahms. ____________________ Avast! Pirates ahoy!
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i was about to sugget a punch bag when i started reading, so im glad you have one ____________________ colin1 is officially faster than god |
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craigie b Citizen Smith
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I'm kinda going exactly the same scenario at the mo and I feel completely helpless with the current situation....And I have so many different things to sort out that even if I decide to look for a new job I wouldn't be able to take it for another six months cos I'm so skint.
lol, driving about in £150 banger is doing wonders for my self esteem too!
The exercise works, I'm out running most days and actually looking forward to it as its a good outlet but I'm finding its only temporary relief as it doesn't deal with the issues that is causing the fucking problem in the first place.
At present its making me feel unhappy, forgetful and really fucking aggro, which isn't particulary a nice combination. |
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illusion Scooby Slapper
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Posted: 22:20 - 26 Apr 2006 Post subject: |
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Indulge in a bit of hand to gland combat
But seriously, the frustration probably wont stop until you tackle the cause, no matter how much relaxation techniques you use. Think about what you want to change with regards to your career, and where you want to go from here. Write down some achievable goals, then take steps towards achieving them. You'll probably feel a lot better because you'll be taking positive steps towards changing your situation. Chin up ____________________ My bike |
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dirty, sleazy sex with a stranger .
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I always find reading helps me more than anything else. But that depends on whether or not you enjoy reading. As soon as I am in a book I am completely oblivious to the world around me, this helps a lot!!
I also go for a walk if I need to calm down. Get some fresh air, have a bit of quiet. I do live in the country though and it may not work as well if you live in a busy area.
Lavender is great for calming and relaxing. Try some lavender scented bubble bath, candles, incense or even body lotion.
Also, try evaluating your situation. Rather than dwelling on the stress and frustration that you feel, cut it down into sections. E.g "I feel stressed because of ....... What can I do to change this?" And actually telling yourself that as hard as it is to control sometimes, getting wound up is not going to help the situation in any way, or make it go away, so what is the point? As soon as you feel the usual tension building, cut it off, take your mind away from it, and prevent it from working up into a big ball of stress.
If you have a hobby throw yourself into that. It may sound silly but sitting down with a blank piece of paper and just doodling anything you can think of, can really help aswell.
Hope this helps, and you feel better soon! ____________________ Never have a row with an Idiot, they drag you down to their level then beat you with experience. |
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ZRX61 Victor Meldrew
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www.nyexotics.com
go blow a couple of days with one of the women on that site. not exactly cheap tho... |
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quacker_boy Cuddle Bitch
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Thought about taking up an agressive type of sport? I play squash three times a week and all you have to do is smash a ball as hard as you can against a wall
I also kiteboard on a regular basis but that isn't cheap. Cost you about a grand and a half UK money to get into.
Also buy a bag of shite motocross bike for 200 quid or something. You'll do less damage to yourself raggin the shit outta that then out on the road.
My personal favourite; Drums. Been playing for around five years and playing the kind of music i do (All out metal, lots of double bass and heavy hitting) is the best way to vent rage. ____________________ wizzzard wrote: Imagine God just stopping by, tidying your front room up and then quietly letting himself out again. Statisticly more likely to happen than Korn being on here. |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 18 years, 4 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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