Stop-loss really is a bit like a breakup; dragging it out without admitting defeat will lead you to find all kinds of reasons to "wait a bit longer," and the more you endure, the more it hurts. The interest on perpetuals is still biting at you, honestly paying with your emotions.

Now I’d rather take a small loss and cut it early, which makes me feel lighter inside, and watching on-chain data during dinner at night doesn’t feel so annoying.
Recently, a bunch of new L1/L2 projects are doing incentives to pull in TVL, and I can understand old users complaining about mining, staking, and selling.
I get it—it's their lively scene, but the pitfalls might be mine… If I don’t understand the narrative, I won’t follow it anymore.
For now, I’ll just move the stop-loss lines on those few floating-loss positions further down.