New Year To-Do
Guilty pleasure: so bad, it's good. - Anonymous
We all have guilty pleasures that are so satisfying that they can easily turn into a fixation.
Funny habits are part of what makes our daily routine special, and even if it sounds ridiculous, doing things like sorting bills from highest to lowest or eating cereal according to its color can make us feel secure.
In this blog, I’ve decided to divulge a few of mine with you. Some of them might be relatable; a few, weird.
Just to be clear, though, I don’t feel guilty about any of these pleasures.
I slam closet doors shut because I just cannot stand them being left open.
When putting dirty dishes in the washer, I sort them according to kind.
When chewing gum, I start by using my front teeth to form it into a ball first.
I always have a night light on because I cannot sleep (actually am scared to sleep) with all the lights out.
I satisfy my nostalgia by watching Alfred Hitchcock and Columbo movies.
I enjoy taking personality quizzes because I’m curious as to what sort of pizza I am, for example.
Because I don’t like crumbles falling off a bit cookie, after taking a bite, I wet its edge with my tongue before taking it out of my mouth (if you don’t understand, I can demonstrate for you).
What are some of yours? Are they what your zodiac sign suggests?
Research shows that guilty pleasures can be good for your brain function.
They allow your brain to rest and bring you more happiness, which can, in turn, make you more productive.
HAPPY NEW YEAR! Let’s kick it off with a “bang;” and by a “bang,”
I mean two days in bed, daydreaming. Morong, Bataan: 2024
The key is to enjoy guilty pleasures in moderation, without obsessing.
Don’t worry about what others think.
We all have them!
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