then open in external browser
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Alright, here’s the plan: the internet can be wild and scary sometimes, but don’t worry - we’ve got the ultimate cute fix coming your way! Buckle up for a bunch of joy-packed, smile-inducing pics that’ll wipe out your doomscrolling blues.
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Turns out, what you click online isn’t just random! If you’re struggling with feeling meh, you might end up clicking more gloomy stuff, which makes you feel worse - yikes! But don't fret, you can flip the script by watching the fun stuff instead.
Studies even tracked people’s moods before and after their online browsing and found that the happier the pages, the happier the people. Makes sense, right? Scroll happy, feel happy!
One experiment had people check out either downer news or nice-neutral info. Those who saw the sad news felt worse after (surprise), and then kept clicking more sad stuff! The good news? You can totally break that cycle.
Experts say it's not just about how much time you spend online, but what kind of stuff you’re eyeballing. Positive content really lifts moods. So, it’s all about chasing the happy clicks!
Here’s the cool part: If you switch to looking at happy pics and kind stories, your mood gets a major upgrade. It’s like a reset button for your brain.
Even news with a bit of kindness sprinkled in helps soften the blow of all the scary stuff. It reminds us the world isn’t a total nightmare after all.
In one study, folks who saw both sad news and then kind acts felt better than those stuck only with the bad vibes. Kindness is basically a superpower for your feels.
Kind stories do more than just make you smile - they give you that cozy feeling that maybe, just maybe, people are pretty great. So when the internet gets too wild, hit pause and soak in some good vibes.
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