What you’ve described isn’t all bad because you are physically in motion the whole time and wind up tired, which is good for your heart and weight control. It shows you have motivation and something to do with your life, even though it’s at home.
This is far better than some I’ve known that do nothing, I mean nothing except get up, watch TV, eat and go to bed. They do absolutely none of the things you mentioned.
“This is far better than some I’ve known that do nothing, I mean nothing except get up, watch TV, eat and go to bed. They do absolutely none of the things you mentioned.”
You’re describing a huge amount of youth here. Difference is they could do something and it is not a mental disorder like dementia or ADD. But because they’ve been taught that they don’t have to do anything to survive, and that they are so smart they can do anything they like without effort, they do nothing and become a burden to themselves and society. Some never get the picture and are satisfied to get just enough to eat, sometimes, and a place to lay their heads. Others die in the streets.
So the choice becomes not quite enough or nothing. But I’m expected to support their lazy idiocy when I worked for myself and my family. So who’s the fool, the fool or the fool who is stuck following? I’ll be glad to help sick people and do. Laziness is not an illness.
Oh, the writer forgot to cover the gaming time they need in their day.
rwood