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    How do you de-stress yourself after a day of hard work?

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    • M Offline
      Midori
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      Aquamarine:
      I always tell myself to forget about work stress and issues when I am back at home. But sometimes it's really hard to do so after a bad day and still need to put on a smiling face to my family especially to my child.


      Can anyone share some advice here? 😞
      For me exercise does helps. I started jogging at least once a week. Don't get me wrong I am not those super fit type. But I started to jog slowly at least 30mins a week, followed by some stretching exercise. After the exercise and shower, it make me fresh and more energy to keep me going for next day at work and with kids too.


      Hope this helps.

      Midori :celebrate:

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        jedamum
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        tonypang:
        I de-stress by hugging my wife

        my dh did that too.
        so i am told to station myself at the the gate to 'receive' him whenever he comes home everyday. :love:
        it's no wonder he was always grumpy when i used to be a FTWM cos i came home later than him. 😛

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          Funguy71
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          tonypang:
          I de-stress by hugging my wife and son; and by playing with my son.

          Yes, I do so by hugging my wife and daughter.

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            skunk
            last edited by

            there’re many ways of de-stressing, as long as it’s not de-stressing by bashing up the wife and kids can already LOL


            hmmm must feel real good to whack someone on the head with a frying pan haha

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              schellen
              last edited by

              jedamum:
              tonypang:

              I de-stress by hugging my wife


              my dh did that too.
              so i am told to station myself at the the gate to 'receive' him whenever he comes home everyday. :love:
              it's no wonder he was always grumpy when i used to be a FTWM cos i came home later than him. 😛

              For sashimi, cannot do that immediately after he steps through the door cos he is all sweaty and grimy. Must wait until he showers first. 😉 But then, nowadays, we usually pick up our DD and go home together. 🙂

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                schellen
                last edited by

                skunk:
                there're many ways of de-stressing, as long as it's not de-stressing by bashing up the wife and kids can already LOL


                hmmm must feel real good to whack someone on the head with a frying pan haha
                That's why we play games where we can virtually bash someone over the head? :roll:

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                  winth
                  last edited by

                  Might sound weird, I don’t know…


                  I go for haircuts whenever I feel stressed up.
                  It usually makes me feel better after all my troubles are cut away.

                  On days when I do not have hair to cut (too short liao mar), I do something else to my hair.

                  Have tried numerous attempts to grow long hair, but always fail… sigh…

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                    Andaiz
                    last edited by

                    Getting a good hug or cuddle from DH works for me :hugs: OUr girls have seen this often enough and if they are upset or unhappy, they'd ask outright: \"Mummy / Daddy, can I have a hug please?\"


                    For me, a warm shower usually puts me in better stead to deal with home stuff 😉

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                      smurf
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                      Hey Winth,


                      I also cut hair to de stress. i fnd that the longer the hair is, the more stress! I tried to keep long hair, but never beyond shoulder.haha.

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                        tankee
                        last edited by

                        winth:
                        Might sound weird, I don't know...


                        I go for haircuts whenever I feel stressed up.
                        It usually makes me feel better after all my troubles are cut away.

                        On days when I do not have hair to cut (too short liao mar), I do something else to my hair.

                        Have tried numerous attempts to grow long hair, but always fail... sigh...

                        cut hair is still much better than pull hair out .... :lol:

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