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	<title>when things are this down, there&apos;s only one direction they can go: sideways</title>
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	<description>What are some little things I can do to stay positive and kind to myself while going through some heartache? I tried searching for similar questions but I didn&apos;t really come up with anything specific, maybe because my question isn&apos;t too specific.&lt;br&gt;
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I&apos;d like to hear your brain hacks -- little things you do for yourself when you&apos;re feeling shitty or having a bad day or going through extended winter blahs or feeling lonely or trying to recover from love lost (or in my case, never won). &lt;br&gt;
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I know about the clich&#xe9; click-flick stuff like taking a bubble bath and eating H&#xe2;agen-Dazs or whatever, but those things have little resonance for me. I need some little acts of kindness to myself that will remind me that &lt;em&gt;I&apos;m alright, I gotta keep looking forward, I&apos;ve got good qualities, it will get better, gotta stay aware of and grateful for the good things,&lt;/em&gt; anything that&apos;s a boost to your outlook when chips are down.&lt;br&gt;
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Anyone who can advise on simple meditation for beginners (with ADD), I&apos;d definitely be interested in giving that a try, if it could be helpful. I&apos;m even willing to do freakin&apos; affirmations in the mirror if it truly helps.&lt;br&gt;
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&lt;small&gt;(Sorry this isn&apos;t a very articulate question -- not really feeling it these days. I hope it makes sense anyway.)&lt;/small&gt;</description>
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