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Do NaNoWriMo one month
Get donuts with someone and catch up
Play in the snow
Experiment with hairstyles
Learn a fun game with your siblings
Volunteer somewhere like your church or a library
Read different genres of books– I find fantasy, especially low fantasy, is good to escape the world. A lot of ya books are good for this bc a lot of teenage readers are looking to escape reality
Find some new youtubers to watch
Take over making dinner for your family every so often

Try a "what should I read next" site that tells you what you might like based on books you like
Start a blog, even if you don't post it
Rewatch all of RWBY
Design the wardrobe for all of your characters
Write at least once a day
Writing prompts

I'm just saying random stuff

Also
Podcastsssssss

I listen to true crime/comedy podcasts (be warned: language, so you in particular might not want to listen to them. Have yet to find one without cursing)
My favorite murder
Morbid: a true crime podcast
I said G* d d ***
Wine & Crime
There was one I liked that I only listened to one episode of and now I don't remember the name, so if I find it I'll let you know Edit: The strange and unusual podcast isn't the one I was thinking of I don't think, but it's also good

There's some funny videos on a youtube channel called Studio C! They have clean funny stuff. So you don't have to worry about swearing or graphic content. I personally like to sometimes write down my negative feelings (On my computer that no one uses) down and just get them off my chest. Kind of like a diary, but more for the negative. Then try and put a plus at the end that seems to lighten my mood. But this is just me.

Same here! They're great!

Yeah

I personally like to sometimes write down my negative feelings (On my computer that no one uses) down and just get them off my chest. Kind of like a diary, but more for the negative. Then try and put a plus at the end that seems to lighten my mood. But this is just me.

Huh. Now I wanna try that

I personally like to sometimes write down my negative feelings (On my computer that no one uses) down and just get them off my chest. Kind of like a diary, but more for the negative. Then try and put a plus at the end that seems to lighten my mood. But this is just me.

Huh. Now I wanna try that

Seriously, it works for me. If I was crying I've stopped by the time I finished. Try it out sometime.

Ooh! Here have a funny picture:

Lovely

Here's another one(Sorry, it isn't puppies):

I personally like to sometimes write down my negative feelings (On my computer that no one uses) down and just get them off my chest. Kind of like a diary, but more for the negative. Then try and put a plus at the end that seems to lighten my mood. But this is just me.

Huh. Now I wanna try that

Seriously, it works for me. If I was crying I've stopped by the time I finished. Try it out sometime.

Really? Like what kind of things do you write down?

If I had a bad day- or I was mad at someone, I write not bad things about them, but just why I'm upset. I'm not sure how to explain it, I could probably grab an example of what I wrote down without super personal stuff.

I personally like to sometimes write down my negative feelings (On my computer that no one uses) down and just get them off my chest. Kind of like a diary, but more for the negative. Then try and put a plus at the end that seems to lighten my mood. But this is just me.

Huh. Now I wanna try that

Seriously, it works for me. If I was crying I've stopped by the time I finished. Try it out sometime.

Really? Like what kind of things do you write down?

If I had a bad day- or I was mad at someone, I write not bad things about them, but just why I'm upset. I'm not sure how to explain it, I could probably grab an example of what I wrote down without super personal stuff.

It's alright you don't need to show me. I was just wondering because maybe it could help me get some negative stuff out of my life. (If I do it right ofc)

I mean I don't think there's a right way to do it, it's just writing until you don't feel the way you did anymore. Unless you were happy ranting, then you want to stay happy XD but on a more serious note, it's helped me some with insecurities and other things. I just think it's a useful thing to have and know.

YouTube:

• Studio C, JK! Studios, and Divine Comedy, they all do clean comedy and are amazing!
• ReadWithZoe, she does super wholesome vlogs!
• Danny Gonzalez, a former Viner who has some great (but not clean) comedy videos
• Casey Aonso, who has some hilarious reaction videos
• Jenny Nicholson, for amazing commentary about literally the weirdest things, plus Star Wars and theme parks
• Overly Sarcastic Productions!
• A Clockwork Reader for some great and very calming bookish videos
• OwlKitty, because she's baby
• P.M. Seymour for some excellent Tumblr humor that isn't read by a weird robotic voice, and is usually clean
• Dominic Noble for some excellent book-to-movie adaptation coverage
• Krimson Rogue for the same thing as Dominic Noble but in a different style
• Georgia Marie for true crime

Books:

• The Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer, they're super cute sci-fi fairytale retellings!
• Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling. Yes, it's hyped, but it has some super powerful messages about hope
• Percy Jackson and the Olympians by Rick Riordan. Same reason as Harry Potter, plus they're super funny!
• Pumpkinheads by Rainbow Rowell. Wholesome graphic novel about growing up and change
• Saving Red by Sonya Sones. This is my mental-health-comfort book, it's helped me through a lot of rough patches in my life
• Eliza and Her Monsters by Francesca Zappia. Just trust me on this one, I think you'd click with it super well!
• The Language of Fire by Stephanie Hemphill. A novel-in-verse about Joan of Arc
• The Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo. I feel like this would also really click with you right now.
• The Tea Dragon Society and The Tea Dragon Festival by Katie O'Neill. Wholesome fantasy with adorable floofy dragons!
• The Penderwicks series by Jeanne Birdsall. Wholesome middle grade with a strong focus on family.
• The Book Thief by Markus Zusak. An emotionally touching book narrated by death
• Guts, Ghosts, Smile, and Sisters, all by Raina Telgemeier. All deal with family, and Guts deals really well with anxiety.
• Roller Girl by Victoria Jamieson. About friends, family, and roller derby
• The Ascendance Trilogy by Jennifer A. Nielson. A middle grade fantasy series that's just really fun
• The Land of Stories by Chris Colfer. You're kinda similar to my little sister, and this is her favorite series of all time!
• The Willow Falls series by Wendy Mass. Friends, magic, and chaos, what more could you ask?
• Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi. Idk, I just think you'd like this. It's kinda like Avatar, apparently?

Just General Things:

• Bake Christmas cookies
• Doodle inspirational cards for yourself
• Clean out your room and donate what doesn't spark joy. Seriously, sometimes a good cleansing is necessary
• Start a new collection of something small, like rocks or pins
• Try some nail art, maybe Christmas themed
• Try some coding!
• Make a Picrew
• Design something fun for your room
• Learn how to knit or crochet
• Find a topic of interest to really learn about
• Paint a painting
• Make a mosaic
• Get or find a silly hat
• Reorganize your room
• Get a new sketchbook
• Try a 30 Days of Drawing challenge
• Learn a new song and/or instrument

Saints/Blesseds/Venerables (to research, pray to, etc. Idk I just think they're cool):

• Saint Cecilia
• Saint Joan of Arc
• Saint Edith Stein
• Blessed Chiara Luce Badano
• Saint Therese of Liseoux
• Saint Bernadette
• Saint Maria Goretti
• Saints Felicity and Perpetua
• Saint Dymphna
• Saint Agnes