Angelbearpuppy
Senior Member
I can also be a doormat, and something that has helped me is being with folks who could read me and realize when I wasn't honest about my opinion to avoid conflict. It doesn't help that I have a high tolerance for people until I blow up; that is. XD
A psychiatrist/Twitch streamer recently uploaded this video about how to stop being a doormat. It provided me with a really unique perspective on what "being a doormat" really means. I'm not sure if you'll come to the same realization as I did, but I hope it helps you out. His content is fantastic, and he is so skilled at explaining things; he has also made a lot of content about depression, which may be a great supplement to therapy.
That was a great share; I will have to check out the video myself. I tend to let a lot of stuff go or try to because I hate conflict, but as you said, that is only until I blow up one day, which is not a healthy way to deal with it.
island:
as I just started my adventure a couple of days ago, I obviously have LOTS to do this year. Still, I definitely want to have a final terraformed island by the end of the year that I hopefully won't have to change any time later. I also want to have completed the entire museum, as I love collecting stuff in games. Hunting most nook mile achievements is lots of fun too, but I doubt I'll ever complete them all as there are too many, and some of them are just too tiresome.
personal:
I try not to set any goals for upcoming years as time is an illusion and planning too much doesn't really work out for me, but what I do need to is find a new job as a web designer as I am tired and exhausted from working at the post office![]()
Time is an illusion, but I personally still need some direction or nothing gets done.
- Finish art exhibit. I’ll probably buy most of the stuff I’m missing because I want to complete it at this point.
- Catch my last bug, the walking stick. I’ll have to time travel or try catching it at a friend’s SH island in January.
- Change my living room and bathroom to one of the rooms I designed at Harvey’s.
Other than that, I don’t really have resolutions. I don’t plan on playing the game much at the beginning of the new year because I don’t enjoy winter, and I’ll likely gain interest again when spring comes around.
I get the burnout, which led to several restarts this year; it is also why I am limiting my playing time in general.
I guess wait and see what the last batch of updates, for the months before the launch, will have in store for us. And probably buy any seasonal DIY they decide to give us through balloons because that stuff isn't fun.
Oh, and shake trees.
I get the balloon thing and even understand it; it is not fun. However, I also understand the developers reasoning for doing it. I don't think we are really meant to grind for hours and hours to get all the recipes. Then what would there be to collect in the following years, when they eventually stop updates. I am not saying that will happen anytime soon, but they will stop adding new items. It's not a question as to if, more so as when. There could be a better balance with the system, though.