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Official Resolution Certificate
New Year • 2026 • Totally Legit
This certifies that
A Brave Human
has formally committed to the following resolution:
Click “Generate” to receive your slightly silly New Year resolution.
By reading this certificate, you agree to feel mildly accountable for at least 48 hours.
T.H.E. Internet
Signed: The Internet
SCT
2026
OFFICIAL
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I pledge to name every single one of my houseplants like they’re medieval knights.
From now on, I will dramatically whisper “plot twist” before opening the fridge.
I promise to stop arguing with inanimate objects… out loud.
I pledge to stop pretending I enjoy choosing passwords.
I will stop pretending I didn’t see someone I definitely saw.
I will stop looking at the weather like I can negotiate with it.
I promise to say “bold choice” when someone orders differently.
I will stop standing up and immediately forgetting why.
I pledge to stop searching for the perfect resolution.
I will stop making facial expressions at inanimate objects.
I will stop trusting anything described as “family sized”.
From now on I will stop trusting chairs without testing them.
I will apologise to furniture less, but not stop entirely.
I will count to ten every time I stroke a hamster.
From now on I will stop saying “that’s weird” when it’s not.
From now on I will nod seriously at things I don’t understand.
I will treat traffic cones like they’re enforcing rules.
I will count stairs out loud like it’s vital information.
I promise to quietly respect automatic doors doing their best.
From now on I will take dramatic pauses before sitting down.
I pledge to respect randomly generated life choices.
I pledge to stop underestimating geese with confidence.
I pledge to treat queues like competitive sports.
I pledge to stop expecting pens to cooperate immediately.
I promise to let a goal generator surprise me.
I will commit to a silly New Year goal because it made me laugh.
I promise to tickle my own feet daily and reflect on it.
I will resolve this year to stare out of windows thoughtfully.
I will set a New Year goal to count down for unnecessary reasons.
I promise to consider snacks a form of planning.
I pledge to inspect mugs for personality traits.
I will set a New Year goal to applaud myself for remembering things.
I promise to practise my signature for no reason.
I will choose an easy resolution and act surprised it worked.
I will choose a silly New Year goal and defend it passionately.
I pledge to trust the button every time.
From now on I will nod at ladders like they outrank me.
I promise to defer to cats who refuse eye contact.
From now on I will generate my random New Year resolution instead of choosing.
I promise to stick to a silly New Year resolution with misplaced confidence.
I will treat my funny New Year resolution like a strong suggestion.
I pledge to adopt a random New Year resolution and see what happens.
I promise to choose a funny New Year resolution and defend it publicly.
I promise to stop whispering “wow” at mildly adequate things.
I will stop holding my breath while thinking.
I will treat a funny New Year resolution as destiny.
I will resolve this year to pause thoughtfully before clicking buttons.
I will make it my resolution to greet mirrors politely.
I promise to stop saying “sir” to dogs.
I will nod approvingly at well-behaved bins.
I pledge to stop believing printers have good intentions.
From now on I will respect the power of the mute button.
From now on I will assume dogs understand more than me.
I promise to stop doubting the authority of seagulls.
I will acknowledge pigeons standing on one leg as experts.
I pledge to stop trusting bags labelled “strong”.
From now on I will treat umbrellas as unreliable colleagues.
I promise to respect squirrels that refuse to move.
I will assume pigeons in groups are holding meetings.
From now on I will treat cardboard boxes as real estate.
From now on I will abandon plans with confidence.
I promise to start again without changing anything.
I will create a checklist and ignore the first item.
I pledge to complicate solutions out of habit.
From now on I will consider this a learning experience.
I promise to begin “fresh” repeatedly.
I will trust instincts formed five seconds ago.
I will commit to a silly New Year resolution I immediately question.
From now on I will narrate snacks like a cooking show.
From now on I will schedule thinking time and miss it.
I promise to consider pros and cons and ignore both.
I will wait for the right moment and overshoot it.
I will gasp quietly when automatic doors open.
I pledge to treat weather apps like vague suggestions.
I promise to stop arguing with sat navs out loud.
I will assume every button is the wrong one.
I pledge to stop pretending time zones make sense.
From now on I will accept that socks have free will.
From now on I will respect the disappearance of teaspoons.
I promise to assume every cat is executing a plan.
I promise to pick my resolution using the internet.
I will treat my New Year goals like vague rumours.
I pledge to let a random goal decide my personality.
From now on I will stop choosing and start generating.
I promise to accept whatever resolution appears first.
I will use a silly goal generator and call it planning.
I pledge to thank my phone for surviving another day.
From now on I will eat toast whilst impersonating a mouse.
I promise to open cupboards with confidence, even when unsure.
I will commit to pausing music like something serious is happening.
I pledge to stare at earwigs until they feel uncomfortable.
From now on I will choose mugs based on emotional compatibility.
I promise to sigh before answering questions I asked myself.
I will commit to checking pockets even when they aren't mine.
I pledge to treat minor decisions like official announcements.
From now on I will wait for the microwave to finish completely.
I promise to reread my own messages for tone analysis.
I will commit to opening apps and immediately forgetting why.
I pledge to nod approvingly at progress bars.
From now on I will accept that this counts as effort.