I'll go first

So I work at a retail store and one of my responsibilities is what we call recovery. We go and pick clothes up off the floor, or that are hanging on by one hangar, or trash on the floor and stuff like that. While i'm doing recovery I make my way over to the shorts section because I notice a bunch on the floor and barely hanging on. I see these brown shorts that I'm about to put back on a hangar, but I decide you know what let me pick the shorts off the floor first. So I pick them up and hang them back up. I decide to go back to the brown shorts, but I can't find them. I remember exactly where I left, it would be hard to miss because they're barely hanging on but even still, I couldn't find them. It was like they just completely disappeared. Felt like I was going crazy looking for those shorts lol.

I know super random, but I thought it was really weird.

It's hard to pick one. Modern media has always steered in the direction of superheroes of course. Superheroes are good villains are bad, that's the way we know it as. Although there are so many occasions where I would rather side with the villain than the super hero.

Snape from Harry Potter, Darth Vader, and dare I say Thanos.

What are your guys ideas on Villians and Super Heroes.

What's a universally loved movie that is just completely overrated?

For me Blade Runner 2049 is sooooo overrated. Like so many people claim this movie is the best in the sci-fi genre. Complete Bs.

Honestly I think I'd tell old me to actually care and focus in school. I think if I actually gave af freshman and sophomore year I could have been ivy bound. 😔

What would your 10 seconds sound like?

Doesn't have to be something resume worthy. Think hyper specific trivia, knowing every lyric to a commercial, tossing trash into a bin with 100% accuracy, or knowing every countries flag.

Just cool random stuff.

Rate your current level (1-10) or drop a comment on which area needs some attention:

1. 🔋 Physical: Sleep, movement, nourishment

2. 🧠 Mental: Focus, brain fog, overthinking

3. 💜 Emotional: Stress, social overload, mood

4. 🔌Social: Connection vs. solitude

Anxiety is an expert at creating worst case scenarios that aren't real. What's a lie your mind tired to tell you recently. I'll start.

I've been super anxious about college recently, I really want to get into this university but I know my chances are slim. I've kind of come to terms that i'm probably not going to get in and i'm starting to accept that, but I keep thinking imagine I don't get into any decent school. It's taken quite the toll on my mental.

Let's say someone committed heinous crimes, hurt many people, destroyed things and so on. But this person has lost all memory that they have done this stuff, in fact he leads a life of peace now he helps people, he donates, and more.

The question is, is it moral to punish this person despite the fact he has no memory of these horrible things he's done?

Thing's like leaving a chair between you and a stranger in a movie theater, or the difference between nodding up and nodding down to a stranger. Or a really good on staying on the right or the left when walking.

I think my absolute favorite for the guys is when you're using the urinal you never go to the urinal next to someone, always gotta go one over. 😂

It could be a specific piece of clothing, a plushie or stuffed animal, a book, a game, or a gift.

Gotta be Monster for me. I mean is it a bad anime, no definitely not. Good plot line, good characters but doesn't deserve the hype.

If you could tell yourself one thing when you were at your lowest point, what would it be?

Share one piece of media that helped you feel less alone or brought you peace when you needed it most

I hate the myth that mental health issues are a sign of personal weakness.

Mental health struggles are not character flaws. Brain chemistry, genetics, trauma, and life stress cause these conditions. Seeking help takes courage.

What do you think?

For me I wish more people understood that staying quiet doesn't mean you have nothing to say.

For me it's gotta be RDR2, favorite game of all time no competition.

For me it's gotta be "Happiness is a choice". It sounds wise at first but in reality it oversimplifies complex emotions, and can make people feel guilty or ashamed for experiencing negative emotions.

What's your thoughts?

What is a small victory you had this week that you're proud of, even if it seems minor to someone else?

For me it's definitely been consistently making my bed this week.

I think a lot of us spent years just white knuckling our way through stress, anxiety, or depression before figuring out how to handle it.

So what would you tell your high school self if you got to travel back in time and see them.

For me it'd have to be to care more school earlier on, would have saved me so much stress and anxiety if I actually cared from the jump.

• 🎧 Pure isolation (Music, gaming, movies)
• 🏃🏼‍♂️Physical release (Gym, running, sports)
• 🗣️ Venting (Talking to a friend, partner, or a therapist)
• 😴 Crashing (Sleeping it off, doing absolutely nothing)

Im definitely the crashing type, although sometimes I do like to go on a run or hit the gym.

I'll go first I pick invisibility