/zellig/ - Ongezellig

>>20925
then what did you do?

>>20925
Same here. I read a short story and it's the most accomplished I've felt all week.

>>20927
My day to day activities.
When I sit down to study it feels like I could sit down for five hours and get only a handful of things accomplished and yet I still feel exhausted afterwards.
The day my parents acknowledge I'm a parasite will be the day I -ack! myself.

ADDcel this is our fate.

>a whole week
babby lmao
come to me when entire years have passed you by without you even realizing. i literally haven't remembered how old i am in years because of this, if someone asks i have to calculate it.

>>20930
Too much distractions I guess. I have a completely different problem, I can focus entirely and get a lot done, but only as a procrastination from doing what I really should do.

>>20933
2021 and 2023 have already passed me by entirely, I couldn't tell you a thing I did either of those years, it's all mush in my memory

>>20925
I know the pain. I've no solution, but have resolved myself to do as much as possible whenever my mind is drawn to some important matter.

>>20925
Same

>>20925
I know what it's like, if it helps, do new things, as small as going on a different walk or buying a new video game, if you can make it bigger, go places, do stuff. If you don't you'll be 60 years old and asking yourself "What happened???". Also I read in the thread about distractions and yeah, those are really important to drop. I don't usually bring my phone around with me. It's not what you have to do but it's an option for getting rid of distractions.

think about the thing you fear the most, or that causes the strongest shock/hesitation etc. that's what you should be doing. even if the fear is just of task switching and having to adopt a different mindset, focus on that, get used to task switching.
if you always look for the thing that evokes fear then you will always be expanding your mind and moving into new territory, you will never be lost.

>>20925
You need to normiemaxx. Go to college, get a job, go to every school/work event, volunteer for some public holiday work like setting up Christmas decorations, etc.
Eventually time will start feeling like it means something.