• 𞋴𝛂𝛋𝛆@piefed.world
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    You’ve earned your celery, so just lettuce sit back and take it cheesy. Tomato, you don’t even need dressing over your bacon bits. Just sit down in the crouton and chill like a cucumber without a carrots in the world.

  • saltesc@lemmy.world
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    I have friends that went through the phase of thinking they had ADHD. Nope. Just sleep deprivation and mental exhaustion. Something incredibly common these days which massively impacts focus, mood, concentration, motivation, frustration, etc. Getting back into physical exercise and correcting sleeping patterns was all they needed to return to how they remembered themselves.

    I think adults between 25–45 are especially prone to this. Everyone else is making jokes about having shit sleep and just grinding through, it becomes normalised and people forget that each mind and body has an optimal min/max sleep period—we all differ.

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    I’m old enough to distinguish exhaustion from laziness. I am lazy. Sitting in front of a pile of work (interesting work, mind you. Seriously. I’m sure I will have fun doing it when I force myself to actually start it) and writing nonsense on Lemmy.

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        Sure, we can put whatever labels we want on it. But unless they come with useful counter measures, they’re kinda useless. I think a lot of us are just lazy at heart. It’s hard to get started on stuff and especially as we get older, we get exhausted sometimes just thinking about starting something.

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          Yes there very much are useful counter measures for executive dysfunction and healthier ways to look at it. And one core part is acknowledging that it’s not laziness

          I won’t tell you what to do, of course, just make sure you’re not putting yourself in a self-defeating thought pattern

          But also, as you said yourself, getting exhausted. That’s not laziness, that’s exhaustion.

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          Also we are living in a completely fucked up materialist society where we are nothing but consumer cogs in a system that is devoid of any real purpose and direction and we are simply eking out our daily lives waiting to die.

          There’s also that.

  • aeronmelon@lemmy.world
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    You have been visited by the Radish of Rest. You will sleep clean past your alarm tomorrow morning.