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My Coping List

Thank you for coming to read this.

I'm Yuni, who became more easygoing after opening up, and now I'm
getting carried away more and more.

I don't know when to stop getting carried away.
I'm lost in my own mischief.

#EnjoyGreetings

This baton was passed to me by
Aoki Hiroki of the world.

The term coping list is something I heard for the first time.
And 30 of them, at that.

While looking at Mashako-san's explanation,
for now,
in times like these, I ask Google-sensei.

A coping list is a list of your own personal ways of dealing with and managing stress when you feel it. To practice coping and get results immediately when you feel stressed, it is important to create a coping list in advance. Even if you try something and decide it doesn't suit you, keep it on the list and analyze why it didn't work.

Advantage JOURNAL

I see.
Simply put, it's stress management, right!

And it seems there are three types of coping.

・Problem-focused
・Emotion-focused
・Stress-relief-focused

Same as above

Well then, in no particular order, I'll try listing 30!

  • Play the piano

  • Listen to music

  • Do yoga

  • Do home workouts

  • Go for a walk

  • Go shopping on foot instead of using a car or bicycle

  • Take a deep breath

  • Sleep

  • Drink coffee

  • Drink green tea

  • Clean the house

  • Go to karaoke

  • Go for a dry head spa

  • Go to Starbucks or a cafe

  • Talk to my husband

  • Talk to my best friend

  • Write comments on note

  • Go for a drive

  • Shop at a supermarket I don't usually visit

  • Go see a movie

  • Watch a drama

  • Read a book

  • Review my methods and try to improve efficiency

  • Aromatherapy

  • Cook a meal with my favorite menu

  • Eat something delicious

  • Drink my favorite alcoholic beverage

  • Squish my child's cheeks

  • Tickle my child

  • Look at old photos of my child

In the end, it seems my stress relief
always comes down to spending time with my child.

Do you all have a coping list?

I think I'll pass this baton to
Rio-san,
who was watching from the sidelines
in Aoi-san's comment section.

By the way, if you'd like to do this voluntarily,
you are of course more than welcome to.

Even if you don't do the baton,
it's worth thinking about.

#PassingTheBaton
#30CopingListItems


Thank you for sticking with me
until the end.

#66DayWritingChallenge Day 63

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