Wow you live like that???

>>92902
Smelly NEET. Go eat!

>>92902
My surefire solution to all energy problems:
1. Two peanut butter sandwiches for brunchfast
2. 20 minute run
3. Always have a glass of water at hand
4. Mixed nuts and dark chocolate for snacks throughout the day
5. Rice with veggies and golden curry for dinner (set a timer at 6 or 7 PM; cooking takes like 10 minutes)
6. A bottle of wine if it's gonna be a long night (don't do this every night)
7. Protein crackers with hummus and/or two fried eggs
8. Sleep; set alarm to 8 hours later

It looked simple when I started typing this out.

>>92907
Good stuff, although I'm not quite there yet, hopefully soon though
>bread for breakfast
Peanut butter takes time to spread, so I usually just grab an untoasted toast and throw a piece of cheese on it, good to go
>20 minute run
I'm not going outside yet, but I'll walk around in circles when I'm eating, listening to audiobooks or just vibing. I really should go outside too though
>always have water on hand
I drink a lot and only get one cup from the kitchen to force myself to get up to refill every now and then...
>snacks
I like that chocolate and nuts don't go bad, but I feel sick eating too much of it...
I like apples and carrots as a snack, that's how I get my fruit and veggie intake. (I rinse them and eat them with skin and core, I can't be bothered to peel)
I also like pretzel sticks, potato chips and popcorn, the crunch drowns out the bad thoughts. Dried fruits are also really good and don't go bad easily.
>cook rice and vegetable
...It's easier to just eat toast again imo... To learn cooking, I started out with instant ramen, then learned to boil egg so I could add it to ramen, then upgraded to actual pasta with instant tomato sauce and then started to learn how to add actual vegetables to it, one veggie at a time. I now know how to make broccoli. I also know how to cook rice, but often, I'll just eat more toast instead of cooking... Toast with cream cheese, cucumber and salt is pretty good...
>bottle of wine, protein crackers, hummus
sounds kinda expensive, but not bad
>sleep
I try to brush my teeth and get ready at least an hour before I think I'll go to sleep, that way I don't risk just passing out on my keyboard with unbrushed teeth. Ideally, I'll get ready early and then also manage to avoid all screens before bed and just read a book instead so I can go to sleep before 7 AM... My sleep hygiene is still pretty bad rn tho, I fell asleep at 5 AM this morning and woke up a few hours later because the sun was just too bright, I've been tired all day...
>>92902
Good luck with eating and getting your room tidy too OP. You wouldn't want bugs to get in, right?

>>92907
Bad list. Sunlight not even mentioned. And who the hell eats hummus???

>>92926
>hummus
It's like eating canned beans but instead of beans, it's chickpeas and they're ground into a paste you can dip your bread in. I'd also eat chickpeas from the can though.
Whether either is worth it depends on how expensive it is in your country I think

>>92922
>avoid difficult conversations, activities, or work
>use the bed for intimacy with a partner
?????