To “beat your blues” means to overcome sadness (via your coping mechanisms). You need to answer this Hinge prompt in a way that doesn’t intimidate matches—let me tell you how!
Profound answers for “I beat my blues by…”
1. Hiking to the top and forgetting why I was sad in the first place. I’m convinced that physical activity is the ultimate way to get un-sad.
2. Lifting weights at the gym until I’m too tired to be sad.
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3. Baking a cake so sweet it drowns out all the bitterness.
4. Wandering through the arboretum until the only thing I’m lost in is the greenery.
5. Taking every vitamin in the world. Some kind of a vita-booster for the brain!
6. Hugging trees until my worry “leafs” me alone.
7. Reading self-help books. “The Body Keeps The Score” is a good one to start.
8. Writing letters to my future self and hiding them in random places so when I find them, I’m in a better place than I was.
9. Reading some of Mary Oliver’s poetry. Try to guess what my favorite one is!
10. Looking for new hobbies to embark on. Yes, today is the tambourine.
11. Stargazing and contemplating the mysteries of the universe. Hoping this doesn’t give me more of an existential crisis.
12. Attempting to solve a Rubik’s Cube. I’m still preoccupied with that as we’re speaking.
13. Listening to sad songs. The feeling of being understood actually relieves me.
14. Going to therapy. My therapist would be so proud of me saying this.
15. Learning random skills that may or may not come in handy one day.
16. Singing karaoke on YouTube like I used to.
17. Deathly spicy food. It’s kind of hard to feel sad when your mouth is about to melt off.
18. Learning a new language for one day…or at least the cuss words.
19. Restocking my “Emotional Emergencies” snack drawer.
20. Ordering Indian food and watching The Big Bang Theory.
21. Going to a spa and letting every worry get steamed away.
22. Booking a ticket to someplace I have never been to. I need a good travel story.
23. Looking for a Buddhist teacher to heal my sadness once and for all.
24. Napping and calling it “charging meditation”.
25. Going for a walk. To be honest, the dogs I see are what cheers me up.
26. Searching for fairies and other mythical creatures that people believed to be true. A good way to not think I’m sad for a moment.
27. Scrolling through Pinterest and imagining what my future home would look like.
28. Listening to ASMR and putting myself to sleep.
29. Searching for knitting patterns and discovering new ways to make a cozy jumper.
30. Riding through the neighborhood in my car—now that’s the best-certified therapy! And yes, I’m the one who certified it.
31. Dancing in my room. Jumping and spinning until my head feels lighter, shaking away all the sadness.
Adorable answers for “I beat my blues by…”
32. Joining the hippies and embracing a life free of expectations. Comment if you have tips.
33. Having a massage so good, it kneads out all my anxiety.
34. Pampering myself with a luxurious facial that scrubs away my stress.
35. Shopping. The best remedy. Quote me on that.
36. Sitting in the sun on a bench somewhere looking at the ducks and possibly reading a book.
37. Hanging out with my parents. They always seem to make things better.
38. Slipping into newly cleaned sheets. Those crisp clean sheets just turn my sadness into happiness.
39. Sinking into a warm bathtub with candles and small, sweet snacks. Bet you can’t beat that!
40. Reading philosophical books oddly calms my brain. It should be the opposite, I know.
41. Gardening. The contact with the soil helps a lot. Rumor has it we are made from it, so maybe that’s the deal.
42. Hanging out with my pet hamster. The language barrier is a bit too much, though.
43. Two words: Minecraft and Pop-Tarts. Sh*t, that’s 3 words but you get it.
44. Playing with Legos and my niece’s toys. If I won the lottery, I’d just buy a ton of Legos.
45. Visiting the cemeteries. I love the calmness of such places and there are very nice gardens there, cannot lie.
46. Pretending I don’t exist and my feelings aren’t real. Nope, it doesn’t work!
47. Rewatching old movies and pretending I don’t remember the plot. That’s usually Pride And Prejudice.
48. Building forts out of blankets like I’m 10 again.
49. Rotting in bed under a blanket with my favorite TV show and my favorite drink. Works every time.
50. Riding my motorcycle and letting the speed take my worries away.
51. Spending a day walking along the beach—it helps me unwind.
52. Detoxing water and blaming my bad mood on the toxins in my body.
53. Playing my guitar and inventing new songs because the deeper the feelings, the more intense the creativity.
54. Rolling out the dough until my mood is as smooth as the crust.
55. Complaining to my dog. He doesn’t understand a word I’m saying but he cares nonetheless.
56. Smoking a cigarette and pretending I’m in a French cabaret looking at the show. Just some simple pleasures.
57. Painting on a big canvas even though I’m not artistic at all.
58. Trying to make the perfect sourdough starter without knowing if it’s going to be a success or failure.
59. Trying new makeup styles. If you got any suggestions, I’m all ears.
60. De-cluttering my closet. Going all Marie Kondo on beating my blues.
61. Making spaghetti with meatballs. OMG, this one really makes your sadness disappear.
61. Eating chocolate. It’s also an aphrodisiac, so it replaces my sadness with another type of feeling.
62. Crying in my room until I have no tears left then go downstairs to look at the fridge and eat something. Works 100%!
Funny answers for “I beat my blues by…”
63. Making the perfect mushroom figurines out of paper. Yes, it’s an unusual skill to have.
64. Belly dancing in my room. Shaking off any trauma from my hips.
65. Eating strawberries. It’s the most popular fruit for a reason.
66. Rearranging my furniture for an adrenaline rush.
67. Joining a club. Whatever it is, just join it.
68. Painting my nails with crazy colors.
69. Doing 100 jumping jacks. Increasing blood circulation helps regulate the nervous system.
70. Practicing Pranayama, a Hindu breathing technique that helps you calm your inner self.
71. Throwing a ball against the wall and catching it as it bounces back to me—simple, but curiously comforting.
72. Inviting friends over to comfort me with their presence and of course share the latest gossip.
73. Watching comedy movies. I recently discovered that psychologists say this really helps.
74. Going to a high place—preferably a cliff—and screaming at the top of my lungs to let all the bad feelings out.
75. Watching Enola Holmes over and over again. Works every time.
76. Making a face mask out of home ingredients. Nothing else beats this.
77. Going to bookstores and smelling all the new books. Weird, but therapeutic.
78. Watching Bob Ross’s painting videos. His voice is heaven!
79. Calling my auntie. She always knows how to cheer me up.
80. Going to a farm to see the llamas. They are so cute that I instantly feel better.
81. Opening Microsoft Paint for some brain dopamine. I’m looking for someone who loves art.
82. Not taking my birth control just in case those damn hormones in a pill are causing me these mood swings.
83. Dividing Skittles in colors—10 red, 8 blue, 9 brown…
84. Lying on the ground and letting the carpet hug me. Yes, carpet, I love you too!
85. Making some AI photos of me in ancient Mesopotamia holding a burger in my hand.
86. Watching commentary YouTube channels trashing on internet bullies. #proudcivilianofKurtisTown.
87. Pretending I have superpowers by attempting to move glass with my mind. It never works, but it’s funny AF.
88. Checking Balkan TikTok. Why do those people always have beef with people who live, like, 2 hours away from them?? Hilarious.
89. Going to Reddit to see strangers argue on some BS topic like “Are blankets misogynistic or not?”.
90. Ordering new frames for my glasses online! I’ll fall for you if you give me website recommendations.
91. Looking at photos of Russian Dwarf hamsters.
92. Telling an extremely obnoxious person that black is my favorite color so that they tell me it’s not a real color but rather the “absence” of one.
93. Learning about singers’ real names.
94. Watching old episodes of Scooby-Doo. It makes me feel like a kid again, only now I am not afraid of the monsters!
Two *CRUCIAL* tips you need to answer this prompt:
What’s the most effective way, according to therapists, to overcome sadness? They suggest that the best way is to let yourself be sad, acknowledge your feelings, and connect with your inner being.
It’s super important to look for matches that will understand this side of you without judging. After all, finding the ideal partner is what Hinge is all about.
Find your soulmate by answering this prompt the right way with the RizzBio prompt generator—your answer has to be creative and compelling at the end of the day!
1. Celebrate the gloom.
Sadness is a human emotion, just like the rest of them, so don’t let your answer imply you’re denying your own humanity.
Be okay with vulnerability as a whole, as that tells matches you’ll be there for them too when they’re feeling down—the perfect partner!
2. Be resilient.
Choose an optimistic answer that shows you’re taking on whatever life throws at you because resilience ranks pretty high in the attraction scale.
Make sure your answer doesn’t sound too pessimistic (no shame in that, though!), or Hinge matches may hesitate to strike up a conversation!
– Honestly, just be truthful with this prompt, and you’ll be good—false statements lead to false connections. Find an answer that’s balanced in terms of tone and seriousness.
Until next time,
A warm hug,
RizzBio!
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