Many of us struggle with consistency in our lives, outside of the parts forced on us by obligation, such as work. Self improvement is never easy, but if we focus on small, consistent goals, we can make it.

I personally never really had many healthy habits, some more fundamental than others. I am going to start with a few simple ones, because I know from experience that trying to fix everything at once leads to burnout.
>Dental Hygiene
Simple as it sounds. Brushing and using mouthwash in the morning and evening, and additionally flossing at night. This sounds simple, and that's because it is. Yet I never did it consistently - there have been long stretches where I haven't.
>Reading 10 pages of a (non comic) book.
I spend hours and hours on my computer and phone a day, and it will be difficult to cut that down. But I also recently got an e reader, and I don't read a lot. Even on that device I tend to just read a bunch of manga, and manga's good and all, but I know that consistently reading more traditional books will help me in the long run.
>Listen to a new song a day
This is something that may seem weird, but I don't listen to music much. This comes naturally to many people but I always just spent my time watching youtube videos or doing other actions. I'm no good when people ask me if I know x or y song. Hopefully I can change that. At some point I'd like to progress this from "song" to "album".
>Drink tea/coffee
I am fortunate to have never particularly enjoyed soda, since i really don't like those carbon dioxide burps. But that means I tend to just drink a bunch of water, and there's nothing wrong with water, but I feel like tea could do me a lot of good for relaxing my nerves.
>Talk to someone new in a conversation I initiate
This is the hardest one by far. I really, really hate doing this, but I am also sick of being a wallflower at parties unless I know someone and I tend to get unhealthy attached to people in my life due to my few consistent connections. This even extends to talking on the phone, everything feels so much harder when you can't just backspace and rethink things like on a instant messenger. It doesn't matter how brief the interactionPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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I've quickly become addicted to AI chatbots. At first this was because search engines are Hitlar level retarded and I can never find what I'm looking for or get swamped with ads. AI bots seemed to get that done easily. But slowly I also got it to fact check, fix grammar and writing errors, re-writes, help be draft and plan schedules and compile lists for me or help me find music. But things have spiraled out of control. I have rapidly lost confidence in my ability to do anything. I've become dependent on it checking my work or fixing errors. I've lost all confidence in my own abilities now. I'm less creative and more depressed. This shit is killing me. I just want to be free of this curse. This stuff kills the mind.

I am slowly starting to go insane day by day. That's the best way that I can put what has been happening to me. I've been doing and have had things done to me that are unexplainable and basically physically impossible. Things that I would never do, I suddenly start doing for no reason. Over the most trivial and nonsensical things, I start screaming hysterically and mumbling to myself and no matter what I do, I can't stop it. This board is called /kind/ and it says "No Bully! Help Others!". I need help from anyone who has experienced something similar and, if possible, a countermeasure to ward off whatever this is, be insanity or something completely different. I don't even use the internet at all anymore, nor do I have any contact with other people, but I'm running out of ideas. Also, I know how to write Japanese so please talk to me in Japanese if you can, just for fun.

a story experiment by /kind/ productions!

I checked out a book from the library recently, and it smells as a new book. This is worrying. Books from the library are supposed to smell like a library. This tome is six years old, too.

post the playstation cat

What the hell, I only did 10 minutes workout on this sliding mat thing and I already beat up. I can't be like Momo like this. I think my stamina level is utterly shit right now. I always thought this slinding thing is a fucking meme considering it didn't even slided like it was advertised when I first try. I have pour some oil on the mat in order to get rid off all the friction, after then I able to slide.

Imaginary pic related of me lying in bed after 10 minutes work out.

Now I'm having gay girls thought regarding this stuff. What if there are 2 sliding mats, one place in the front and the other in the rear. 2 girls have to sync slides while holding both of their hands as like they were dancing together . I wonder how long will they keep up doing it until they get tired.

i was browsing wayback and i saw than a friend had posted about having /kind/ archives due to robowaifu's bump. (https://web.archive.org/web/20221220202046/https://kind.moe/kind/res/43.html)
i was wondering if that friend still browsed and if he could share them <3
i am trying to put together a /kind/ archive

what gaems are you playing right now?
titanfall 2 got a revival and it seemed like the best moment to get back into it