Lisa, you're a Rock 'n' Roller!
You're a Rock 'n' Roller. Your high-profile stress style often requires the use of props. As a child, you may have sucked your thumb or held fast to a favorite "blankie" — both harmless and comforting ways of easing your worries. But as you grew up, it became less socially acceptable to carry that stuffed animal around or suck on a baby bottle. Instead, you started leaning on one or more of society's approved crutches — caffeine, nicotine, alcohol, food{Oh I do not!} — or maybe even some of the unapproved ones. Some stress-related behaviors (such as nail biting, hair twirling, and over-eating, to name a few) hurt no one but yourself. Others, like alcoholism or drug addiction, extend their negative effects to your loved ones.So try trading in any harmful habits for less-damaging ones. Drink a glass of water when you get the urge for a cigarette, and try herbal tea instead of coffee. Joining a yoga or exercise class may help counter food cravings and make you feel better overall. You don't have to handle stress without props — just choose the right ones for the job.
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Heh heh heh, how come so accurate de?! Especially the part about the stuffed toys! (MY TEDDY BEAR! :D)But I don't bite my nails!
Well.. maybe when doing maths I do twirl my hair, yknow.
Hehehe, the part about food and nicotine is wrong! Sometimes, I lose my appetite when Im stressed.Lucky, you know, or else i will become super duper fat (: But eating ice-cream/chocolates is the best fomula.
You're a Rock 'n' Roller. Your high-profile stress style often requires the use of props. As a child, you may have sucked your thumb or held fast to a favorite "blankie" — both harmless and comforting ways of easing your worries. But as you grew up, it became less socially acceptable to carry that stuffed animal around or suck on a baby bottle. Instead, you started leaning on one or more of society's approved crutches — caffeine, nicotine, alcohol, food{Oh I do not!} — or maybe even some of the unapproved ones. Some stress-related behaviors (such as nail biting, hair twirling, and over-eating, to name a few) hurt no one but yourself. Others, like alcoholism or drug addiction, extend their negative effects to your loved ones.So try trading in any harmful habits for less-damaging ones. Drink a glass of water when you get the urge for a cigarette, and try herbal tea instead of coffee. Joining a yoga or exercise class may help counter food cravings and make you feel better overall. You don't have to handle stress without props — just choose the right ones for the job.
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Heh heh heh, how come so accurate de?! Especially the part about the stuffed toys! (MY TEDDY BEAR! :D)But I don't bite my nails!
Well.. maybe when doing maths I do twirl my hair, yknow.
Hehehe, the part about food and nicotine is wrong! Sometimes, I lose my appetite when Im stressed.Lucky, you know, or else i will become super duper fat (: But eating ice-cream/chocolates is the best fomula.
Me + My cuzzie{NOT the one that dared me yesterday} drew this yesterday,before I was drunk. it's VERY CUTEEEEEEEEE:D!
Love the handwritting!
And then I bought this handphone pouch for MYSELF, of course.At first I wanted one with super attitude that said: "I dont have issues. I have a whole subscription." LOL, but i got a more positive one in the end.
Believe in love love LOVEEEEE :DD!
posted by #msliawsa. @ 12:08 PM
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