A growing number of young people are turning to tactile, analog hobbies like needlepoint or knitting as a form of therapeutic stress management, a way to escape technology, and to do something with their hands instead of doomscrolling, reconnecting with creativity and exploration.
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Pinapalitan ng mga tao ang mga smartphone para sa mga ‘libangan ni lola’

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Parami nang parami ang mga kabataan na bumabaling sa mga hilig na pandamdam at analog tulad ng pagbuburda o pagniniting bilang isang uri ng therapeutic stress management, isang paraan upang makatakas sa teknolohiya at gumawa ng isang bagay gamit ang kanilang mga kamay sa halip na walang katapusang pag-scroll.

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