Hey Aaron, First of all, give yourself some credit. Having the self-awareness to notice this pattern of behaviour and being secure enough in yourself to own your sensitivity, already puts you in the direction of self improvement. :) Coming home from an amazing trip always triggers a massive crash. You went from constant social energy and novelty right back to your normal routine, so it makes total sense that your room feels like a cave right now. I can totally relate to this :)))))) What you could do upon this is you could hop on CapCut and make a edit about your trip if you want to relive it a bit. Also, you’re spot on about being tired. When your brain is drained, scrolling and gaming are the easiest ways to get a quick hit of stimulation. You don't need to 'grab yourself by the neck' to fix this because fighting exhaustion with pure willpower usually just leads to burnout. Instead, try lowering the bar so much that it’s easy to start: The 5-minute rule: Pick one hobby and tell yourself you only have to do it for five minutes. If you want to stop after that, you can. Usually, just getting past the starting line is enough. On the contrary to this, you could start and finish a hobby in one sitting. Low-pressure texts: You don't need a big reason to reach out to people from the trip. Send a funny photo from the week, a meme, or just say, 'Still recovering from the trip, hope your week is going well.' (I might have misunderstood what you were saying sorry) Get out of your room: Even if you're just listening to music or reading, physically leaving your 'cave' helps break the muscle memory of sitting down and opening a game or an app. Give yourself a few days to actually rest and catch up on sleep. Once your battery is back up, doing the things you actually love will feel way less like a chore. Get morning sunlight: So when listening to music or watching Netflix or whatever, even scrolling (sssh) do it for like 5 minutes outside because it resets your circadian rhythm, meaning you are more awake for the day, then separate yourself from devices for at least 30 minutes before bed. Just do not look at the screen because it can disrupt your sleep and the first step to fix this, is sleep, everything stems from sleep. You could even play your favourite chill playlist before bed if that helps you too instead of scrolling!