u/HomeworkDry7695

▲ 1.2k r/Journaling

Removing social media, made me learned and fall in love with different hobbies.

For anyone who stopped using social media (facebook or instagram, etc), what are the life changing things happened to you?

u/HomeworkDry7695 — 6 days ago
▲ 281 r/crochet

I made my first crochet and I am so proud to myself

I watched a yt tutorial to make this.

u/HomeworkDry7695 — 8 days ago

During lunch break, I go to coffee shop near the office and read and journal.

I feel so different to wanting solitude and quiet break at work. While my coworkers go together somewhere to find place to eat. While me, I bring food that I cooked from home and eat at my desk then afterwards, I would go out to walk and find a coffee shop.

u/HomeworkDry7695 — 9 days ago

Is choosing to live simply ,not an ambition?

I am a corporate employee, 34F. I am in the same lower position for around 5 years already. I feel different to not want to climb the corporate ladder unlike everyone around me. I Just want to do my job to pay my bills and went home with enough mental energy to spend time with loved ones, cook food, do house chores and be creative with my hobbies which makes me feel alive and present. I dont desire to have expensive things nor depends my happiness through acquiring external material things because I realized everything that I can acquire now is borrowed and temporary and I'll have to leave all of it one day. I just want to have a comfortable life, that's it.

I realized it is not that I became less ambitious, but my ambition was redirected to personal fulfillment that I knew would help me most in the long run until I get old.

I know not everyone has this opportunities due to their priorities and responsibilities. But if I will be given a choice, i will always choose to live simply like this.

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u/HomeworkDry7695 — 15 days ago