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After being fired from my job on October from not getting the vaccine, I've been having a bad case of apathy. My credit cards have gone into default and car insurance expired. the rent for my dump of a one bedroom apartment has gone up by $200.

I have given up drinking and pot a whole lot too, and kept myself in decent shape, but I have no drive.

So I decided to move back into my aging parents house where I grew up in. They seem more then happy to let me raise some chickens and start a garden. It was a hard choice to make since I liked living alone and that I'm also addicted to the Internet. But wanting to get over the internet addiction is a large part my motivation.references. I do get along with the parents and we politically align. I never told them about holohoax things though.

I'm saving up some hard drives full of all the documentaries and art.

I'm also going to have to find out how to start with the chickens. There's not even a coop so I'll have to start figuring that out...

Does anyone have any tips, suggestions or resources for cutting Internet addiction to focus on goals, improve focus and creative evergy? Or just about raising chickens in Alaska.

After being fired from my job on October from not getting the vaccine, I've been having a bad case of apathy. My credit cards have gone into default and car insurance expired. the rent for my dump of a one bedroom apartment has gone up by $200. I have given up drinking and pot a whole lot too, and kept myself in decent shape, but I have no drive. So I decided to move back into my aging parents house where I grew up in. They seem more then happy to let me raise some chickens and start a garden. It was a hard choice to make since I liked living alone and that I'm also addicted to the Internet. But wanting to get over the internet addiction is a large part my motivation.references. I do get along with the parents and we politically align. I never told them about holohoax things though. I'm saving up some hard drives full of all the documentaries and art. I'm also going to have to find out how to start with the chickens. There's not even a coop so I'll have to start figuring that out... Does anyone have any tips, suggestions or resources for cutting Internet addiction to focus on goals, improve focus and creative evergy? Or just about raising chickens in Alaska.

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[–] • 4 pts

It's not like alcohol. Go cold turkey with all media.

Set the goal and follow it through.

It'll seem left-handed for a few days, but just keep telling yourself the break will make you the person you want to be. When you start to falter, slap yourself and read a book or shoot a target or work on the fencing.

In a week-10 days tops you'll have the urge under control, and you'll be doing all those things you always thought about doing but never did.

And if you spend a month off tv, the next time you view it, you'll be shocked at all the nlp you never noticed before.

[–] • 5 pts

You know I can sort of understand what you mean. I did a 7 day water fast and the same could be applied to that. At first, ravenousness, then content. By the end breaking the fast was as difficult as starting it.

[–] • 5 pts

We all have the strength inside to do stuff like this, we just have to apply it.

If there are rough spots, hang tough and ride 'em out. Conquer that shit.

Whether you tell yourself you can or you tell yourself you can't, you're right.

[–] • 2 pts

I fast at the first hint of illness.

[–] • 2 pts

I had to go "off food" for a couple of weeks due to a stomach surgery, and dealing with the very, very real withdrawal symptoms I got was easily on par with when I quit smoking. But, just like with smoking, it did pass, and I felt surprisingly good for the rest of the time I wasn't able to eat. I even had a difficult time bothering to eat everyday for a good while after I had recovered. I only got back into more "normal" eating habits to keep my protein levels up without those shakes.