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I uninstalled TagTime from my phone, after using it for about a month to track my emotional states. Uninstalled because I don't have my phone on me 24/7 and filling in a bunch of tags a few times a day felt too much like a chore and too granular to really provide me with useful information. That said, I got a lot of useful information out of using it during the first couple of weeks, so if anyone wants to try mood tracking, I think TagTime is useful in short bursts.
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In the process of trying to change the way I interact with my housemates. I've been able to change my expectations of their actions, but I'm still getting a lot of emotional crud that indicates that I alieve something different to those expectations.
I've been using something called "Emotion Sense" on my phone. (I'm not sure if it's android only, or iOS as well.) I haven't learned much of anything from it yet, but I haven't been using it that seriously. It's a pretty simple interface, though. I might look into using TagTime.
oooh, that's much closer to what I was originally looking for. Thanks!