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does sighing count as a hobby?
Dave Dawkins (D. Harrigon)@rstevens
Was reading something about that, this morning.
https://medicalxpress.com/news/2023-09-hobbies-linked-depression-older-people.html
Hobbies linked to lower depression levels among older people
Having a hobby is linked to fewer depressive symptoms and higher levels of happiness, self-reported health and life satisfaction among people aged 65 and over, and this holds true across 16 countries on three continents, according to a new study led by UCL (University College London) researchers.
Pat Castaldo@rstevens itβs really more of a calling.
@patc at least when i deep sigh every five minutes i don't get hiccups
Jonathan Polley@rstevens It can count as an aerobic activity.
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Heather Physioc@rstevens It's listed on my dog's resume.
Arthur Copeland@rstevens Iβm a long term practitioner of Primal Sigh Therapy.
Michael Kohne@rstevens If you do it with true feeling!
R.J. Faas@rstevens technically one could call it a form of exercise
CautionWIP (he/him) π³οΈβππ¨π¦π@rstevens I found rhythmic eye-rolling more fulfilling, tbh, but you do you. π
waferbaby@rstevens It's a lifestyle.
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Glenn Fitzpatrick@rstevens It's a sighed hustle
Jeff Zugale - Z Factory@rstevens itβs my favorite
Toby Litt@rstevens I see it more as a vocation.