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Myku

2y ago

Finding Happiness as a Young Adult: Tips and Tricks

How do you find happiness as a young adult

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PaigeM

2y ago

Doing things you like no matter what others say. It’s okay to go out and do things alone… that’s been a big one for me. For the longest time I wouldn’t go out in public and do things alone because I thought it was too weird or “sad” but I’ve definitely realized doing things alone (especially when it’s stuff you like) is the best way! I go hiking/walking every single day alone, being outside just makes me feel better. I go to antique malls alone. I go and sit at the coffee house alone for hours at a time. I’ve also realized sometimes you just gotta find happiness with the company of just yourself.
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MedievalMaiden

2y ago

Romanticize your life. Find pleasure in the little things. For me that involves an active imagination most of the time. I’m not just doing the dishes I’m a castle maid. Or I’m not just going to school I’m going to hogwarts and taking muggle classes! It sounds silly but it helps me a lot. And you don’t even have to do all that just appreciate every moment as much as you can. Don’t just cook in silence put on some music to set the tone. Dress up in silly clothes. Collect things that make you happy. I’m still trying to figure it out myself honestly haha. I’m in a bit of a funk right now. But doing things for myself and finding love in happiness within yourself is so important.
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sap

2y ago

Depression glass? @Rosie_Posey
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Rosie_Posey

2y ago

Art and collecting things that bring me a smile. I bake and use the depression glass I pick up at thrift shops happily! I knit and wear it and mend holes in my clothes with bright thread! I take art classes when I can afford them and love every minute of it all.
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Doglover25006

2y ago

Learning to put yourself first. Say no when you want to say no say yes when you want to say yes. Life isn’t about fitting into some socially acceptable mode. Give yourself permission to be yourself.
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blankbutterflies

2y ago

for me, i collect things such as stuffed animals and pokémon cards to make me happy.. if i have something to look forward to coming in the mail that helps a lot. knowing i get to expand my collection more and more each day lets me have that to look forward to as well :D
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FutureNurse

2y ago

My nieces and nephews are my happiness right now. I’m 24 living with my parents. Dealing with mental and physical health issues. Feeling like I’m going no where. It’s hard to find happiness among the disappointment. I definitely turn to my family, spending time with friends, baseball, music, reading.. I know it’s all temporary happiness, but feeling okay for a short amount of time is worth it.
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HarmonyLee

2y ago

For what it's worth, I'm 27 and I have had a long journey to cultivating happiness with myself. Some sources for me include my ongoing healing, creative writing and other enjoyable hobbies, meditation, family relationships, and my puppy dog. I think it's true what is said about happiness being a choice -- not that it's so simple or to blame yourself for when you are feeling unhappy, but moreso that it's something worth working towards over time. I wish you utmost joy now and always!
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Brookie_Cookie

2y ago

I honestly have no idea, I’m still trying to find happiness as a young adult.
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centerofwater

2y ago

Put yourself first and don't let your ego run your life. Believe in your abilities and show yourself compassion.

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