Blocking people online who I find annoying
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I also do shadow-blocking too. If I see someone who's going to be an antagonizing prick for no reason to someone, good reason to block just to save you the future trouble if they decide to target you. There are just a lot of people online who treat it as a hobby to go around shitting all over anything and everyone.
I always get my coffee ready for the next day before I go to bed. Makes it easier to wake up on time when you know you have fresh coffee waiting!
I don't understand your explanation of your habit. It comes off as you don't like vegetables and are choking them down to get to what you like. Is that a correct interpretation? My wife just made the best dinner and all three items were green vegetables.
It's not that I don't like them but if I have a choice of eating vegetables VS eating a steak, I'd rather eat the steak
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I weightlift 5 days a week, I only eat whole foods with veggies at every meal and always brush my teeth before bed.
I like to donate and purge things that I think have lost all levels of relevancy to me. If I look at something, think when the last time I've used it was, if I feel anything at all for it anymore and if I foresee any future use for it and base my decision on that. It has helped greatly in making my apartment look entirely manageable and not be a hoarder.
I would have to trash my apartment around to make it messy as if it was a hoarder's place, but the most mess I ever get is maybe I forgot to grab a plate or two or maybe some things are left behind. Things that take no time at all to deal with while still maintaining a decent apartment.
I sprint stairs. Always. 3-5 a time, always have always will (until that future fateful day....)
Sprint up or sprint down? Cuz 5 stairs at a time up is mad talent
Five stairs at time down would break my ankles
Sproingy!
I make good pastries
I require physical evidence.
Never drinking too much. I have self control when it comes to that, but not food lol.
I always undo my laces before taking off my trainers.
No matter how tired I am, I always take a few seconds to untie my laces, because if I don't I'll wear through the heels and then I'll need new trainers.
I couldn't think of any good habits at all, but I do this too, so thanks. That's my best habit too.
Wearing Monks' cloathes
Learn to cook the veggies right.
Some veggies taste better roasted. Experiment
Always finish a shower with cold water!
Write down sudden ideas for memes and other stuff even when trying to fall asleep.
I'm good with general personal upkeep. Always do the dishes right after every meal, always shower daily, brush my teeth twice a day, etc. I also try to have vegetables every meal, but sometimes I will skip if I'm too lazy to cook vegetables (I'm also not too sure as to what constitutes "eating your veggies" tbhโdo onions count? What about tomato sauce? etc)