Stress, how do you deal with it

[The artist formally known]

I'm doing a last second essay, post how you deal with stress.

If you don't post often post your gender.

[Nyerp]

avoid it

[FAMY2]

I tell myself what ever happens I can handle it somehow.

[Minus;]

I find a way to handle it.
No matter how much stuff i have to do, i put it till the last minute. Work fast, do great, and then am relieved.
I guess its a pattern.

[Andria]

music
or just eliminating the cause of stress if possible

[Cookie]

I stopped caring. Seriously, once I started mellowing out on things that normally stressed me out, I became a new person. I started realizing how much shit did not matter. There was a long time that I was dealing with all of that...

[Minus;]

thats billy mays...isn't it?

[rdl]

1. listen to music
2. sleep

listening to music hardly ever works, but it lulls me to sleep. and by the time i wake up it usually takes me an hour or two to realize how shitty life is, and things such as my day sucking become trivial because i can't remember how it sucked.

[LCK]

i bitch and complain then go and listen to music

[snorkel]

I kind of have an existential worldview and don't typically consider things beyond what they are in the current moment (which is not to say I have no regard for consequences and the future but this is not the place for a treatise on it)... this results in a lot of apathy and a lot of passive observation, and I can honestly say that I am almost never stressed. I have felt it, though, in the case of major life events and dramatic interpersonal emotional things and such, and generally I just calm myself and mentally distance myself from the conflict (light meditation), assure myself that it doesn't matter (which it usually doesn't), and listen to music

[Selkie]

Listen to music or play Burnout

[Mando Pandango]

I very rarely get stressed. When I do get stressed, it's usually other people making me aware that I probably should be stressed. You know what works like magic? A good cry.

YEAH I SAID IT.

[Socks]

I kind of have an existential worldview and don't typically consider things beyond what they are in the current moment (which is not to say I have no regard for consequences and the future but this is not the place for a treatise on it)... this results in a lot of apathy and a lot of passive observation, and I can honestly say that I am almost never stressed. I have felt it, though, in the case of major life events and dramatic interpersonal emotional things and such, and generally I just calm myself and mentally distance myself from the conflict (light meditation), assure myself that it doesn't matter (which it usually doesn't), and listen to music

and then puff puff

[snorkel]

and then puff puff

naturally

[Sillbury]

vodka lol