Post number #291095, ID: 1409af
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I'm probably just gonna be locked in my bedroom the whole time any suggestions on what to do?
Post number #291098, ID: d3b298
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Learn an instrument or a foreign language, or just binge anime and play video games
Post number #291109, ID: 1409af
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>>d3b298 I guess that works I already do 2/4 of them
Post number #291145, ID: 4c30b1
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>>291098 >language This Learn Russian or Japanese
Post number #291152, ID: 80e36b
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Try starting on a project or whatever,any kind of project programming/research/etc
Post number #291224, ID: 657512
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>>291152 this is a fantastic way to spend that time! There are very few things more fulfilling than making things, or getting better at things. Especially if you don't things you love! Depending on the thing, you could even make some money doing it! ^^
Post number #291228, ID: 6d91fb
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Try to avoid society to not feel bad. Find a hobby to feel good.
Post number #291239, ID: 756942
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These are all good answers: alone time is definitely a blessing, not a curse. Find a hobby, learn a language, exercise, and generally use this time for self improvement. Looking back, I honestly wish I have that kind of time now; you’re pretty lucky you know
Post number #291256, ID: 470acd
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Jerk off all day like any normal person.
Post number #291337, ID: efddc4
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Talk to us, we're here for you~
Post number #291348, ID: 1409af
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>>470acd out of all the advice I've been given this is by far the best
Post number #291350, ID: 1409af
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>>efddc4 I'm getting my comfortable with the app!
Post number #291720, ID: 57783b
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If you are antisocial make your time not spended with someone worth it by gaining knowledge and enhancing you skills or things you want to do.Win something by losing something.
Post number #291751, ID: a31cf7
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Spend a lot of time with your friends before you leave and influence them all to try and hang out with you over the summer if you can. Because friends are fun
Post number #292445, ID: 9e5716
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Reach out to your friends, even if you didn't talk to them for a while. And yeah look for an interesting hobby, drawing is a pretty cheap one.
Post number #292449, ID: ff98ea
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>>291145 What's the point in Russian? I mean there's not much things in Russian (only good books I guess)
Post number #292626, ID: 4c30b1
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>>292449 Books like you said, video games, movies. Plus it sounds real scary when you shout anything in russian.
Post number #292834, ID: ed506d
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>>292626 All decent books in Russian have been translated though, movies are shit and why would you ever want to play vidya in Russian? Also, not as scary as German.
Post number #292836, ID: 67e39d
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>>292834 Nah there are a lot of untranslated books. Only popular ones gets translated.
Post number #292853, ID: 336e5b
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>>292449 Like Japanise it's hella difficult to learn language so it make sense only if u have a lot of free time. Talking about usefulness, like a Japanise it's useless if u haven't plans to live in these countries.
Post number #292881, ID: ed83b8
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>>292853 Japanise is at least useful for the media. There's a TON of untranslated games and manga.
Post number #292882, ID: ed83b8
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*Japanese, ffs
Post number #293378, ID: 4c30b1
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>>292834 It's always better to read/watch/play something in its original language. As for why vidya/movies, I would first point to Metro and Stalker, respectively.
Post number #293555, ID: ed506d
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>>293378 Still, both have fairly decent translations afaik. Well, I dunno, I kiiinda get this. My first languages are Russian together with Ukrainian, and English is my second language, and I do tend to read/watch/play in English way more, even when Russian translations are present, which admittedly is rare.
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| I'm probably just gonna be locked in my bedroom the whole time any suggestions on what to do?