Hey @Captain24 , I haven't back-read since my last post (don't have time/energy currently), but popping in to say "hi" and see how things are for you. I can see from your post a short while ago that it's still really hard and especially with the thoughts.
I love the idea of talking to Lady Pixie Dust about things! 😊😍 I hope she is a really good listener.
I also struggle to find things to do to relax that have a strong enough focus to distract from the thoughts when they are strong. I have recently been finding benefit in reaching out to other people during those times - if someone is available - in face-to-face (whether it be a non-clinical crisis-support-centre or a friend/family member). Sometimes that is the only healthy thing that is a strong enough distraction - plus it can be helpful to know you aren't physical alone I find.
Not sure if that is a practical option for you where you live - or even with the variance of opening hours & people-available at different times. But I want to let you know that its OK to reach out to people for in-person help. 😊 For me this has always been super-hard because I always felt pressured to self-cope / self-soothe (which is a super good skill, but there are times when it can be even better to reach out I'm learning).
Otherwise... Hmm relaxing distractions. For me sometimes I do my paint by numbers. I know @MissGremlin sometimes does colouring or lego, and I know @Flutterbug9 likes Lego too (actually I did some lego last night too!! one i got on-gifted to me, lucky me!).
Sometimes I also find certain music can help me wind-down whilst also supporting my mood.