Post #2208249
2026-01-05 20:13 UTC
@OctaviaConAmore@cutie.city @cookingroffa@chaos.social from about 40y of experience: give it a proper diet, reduced sugar, esp. in the evening. Enough sleep and enough time to sleep in. The brain frog is a night owl. It needs people, but it has a firm upper limit of people time per day or week. It needs intellectual stimuli, good books, trashy action movies, and something to be passionate about. And then someone to remind it to rest, take at least one walk every two days and to do sports.
I think that sums it up.
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@OctaviaConAmore@cutie.city 2026-01-05 21:31
@ll1t@mastodon.social @cookingroffa@chaos.social wh, I, uh, :blobhaj_shock: so, just hypothetically speaking (for a friend, of course), what if the brain frog has also maaaybe caused physical symptoms that make a person nearly bedridden? :blobfox_laugh_sweat: