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DO YOU EVER HAVE ONE OF THOSE DAYS WHEN EVERYTHING JUST FEELS LIKE :P
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CloseYou have loads to do, some of which were actually supposed to be fun, but you don't feel like doing them or anything else for that matter. Everything just feels like Bah! Its not one of those days when you take pleasure at being lazy, doing nothing and just laying on bed feels awesome. No, your actually quite miserable.
Do you have those days. If yes then what do you do about it.
Do you have those days. If yes then what do you do about it.
Well I had never experienced "laying on bed" part, but I didn't ever work for my whole life I just play the games 24 hour (well a little less like 16 hour) a day :P.
edit: isn't this thread suppose to be in Welp?
edit: isn't this thread suppose to be in Welp?
I spent a winter break in Minneapolis at my sister's where during 13 straight days the sun didn't shine. I couldn't tell day from night and spent much of the time sleeping. At least I got to play Phantasy Starr.
Solarlune
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I think everyone has those kinds of days once in a while. I usually end up forcing myself to do stuff.
@edchuy: 13 days? What's up with that?
@edchuy: 13 days? What's up with that?
I try to force myself, but I just end up making other people worried about me. So, I don't, I have problems with those days since usually I feel like there's not enough daylight for me to do everything I want to do in a day. Also, I usually enjoy being lazy when I can.
It's kind of funny that you made this topic when you did. I was having that kind of day just yesterday.
It's kind of funny that you made this topic when you did. I was having that kind of day just yesterday.
LockeZ
I'd really like to get rid of LockeZ. His play style is way too unpredictable. He's always like this too. If he ran a country, he'd just kill and imprison people at random until crime stopped.
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Once every few months, I have a day that's NOT like this. Every other day is like this.
Mostly what I have done about it is figure out a way to mostly function as a human being while having to expend no energy whatsoever. This method involves dropping out of college, having a job where I do nothing most of the time, and moving back into my parents' basement at age 27. I only even have the energy to work on my game once a week or so, for maybe an hour or two, which is particularly sad because that's probably the thing I enjoy most in life. But instead, all I do is sort of stare at chat rooms and read bad webcomics and talk on internet forums and do daily quests in world of warcraft and watch my old online game slowly die over the years.
Mostly what I have done about it is figure out a way to mostly function as a human being while having to expend no energy whatsoever. This method involves dropping out of college, having a job where I do nothing most of the time, and moving back into my parents' basement at age 27. I only even have the energy to work on my game once a week or so, for maybe an hour or two, which is particularly sad because that's probably the thing I enjoy most in life. But instead, all I do is sort of stare at chat rooms and read bad webcomics and talk on internet forums and do daily quests in world of warcraft and watch my old online game slowly die over the years.
I force myself to think what I would do if I was not feeling so and then I force myself to do it. The feeling passes eventually but at least I don't regret waisting time.
author=edchuyU should have just run away!
I spent a winter break in Minneapolis at my sister's where during 13 straight days the sun didn't shine. I couldn't tell day from night and spent much of the time sleeping. At least I got to play Phantasy Starr.
Kat
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author=LockeZ
Once every few months, I have a day that's NOT like this. Every other day is like this.
Mostly what I have done about it is figure out a way to mostly function as a human being while having to expend no energy whatsoever. This method involves dropping out of college, having a job where I do nothing most of the time, and moving back into my parents' basement at age 27. I only even have the energy to work on my game once a week or so, for maybe an hour or two, which is particularly sad because that's probably the thing I enjoy most in life. But instead, all I do is sort of stare at chat rooms and read bad webcomics and talk on internet forums and do daily quests in world of warcraft and watch my old online game slowly die over the years.
That sounds a lot like depression, LockeZ. I've been there, and for a while was on antidepressants and all that. I actually had a really rough time a little over a year ago where I got so fed up that I went OFF the antidepressants when I should have been on them, and just instead of thinking, DID. But being there is hard, and it's even harder to get out of that funk. Seeing a counselor works for some people, seeing a doctor might be even better if it's that bad. :/
On another note: yep, everyone I think has days like that. It's like you're so bored, you have a ton to do, but don't want to do ANY of it. It drives me nuts, and my solution is usually to force myself to do something. Anything. Usually I get out of the house for fresh air. That helps. Or mad multi-task! A trick I've suggested others try that actually seems to work. Do several things at once. I often sketch, watch a movie/listen to music, clean or rotate between four or five things at once quickly and at the same time. It's crazy, but hey...it works! Playing on a handheld while watching anime/tv shows/movies is a good one. Play something where you won't die if you're doing both...Pokemon, or turn based games.
author=Solarlune
I think everyone has those kinds of days once in a while. I usually end up forcing myself to do stuff.
@edchuy: 13 days? What's up with that?
Yeah, not only where the days the shortest but also it was pretty much overcast all the time I spent there.
Yeah I've had a few of those days recently. I've come to conclusion it was because I have no social life and/or had nothing to look forward to.
Oh heavens yes! I'm going through one right now when I'm supposed to be practicing my artwork. What I do is just go and play some games and get even more upset(Because I happen to be bad at pvp games apparently). Most of the time I break that upsetting day by watching something inspirational like watching around those crazy professional illustrator or just cracking open FL Studio and toying around with it.
author=KatMulti tasking does not work for me. Cuz I multi task everyday.author=LockeZThat sounds a lot like depression, LockeZ. I've been there, and for a while was on antidepressants and all that. I actually had a really rough time a little over a year ago where I got so fed up that I went OFF the antidepressants when I should have been on them, and just instead of thinking, DID. But being there is hard, and it's even harder to get out of that funk. Seeing a counselor works for some people, seeing a doctor might be even better if it's that bad. :/
Once every few months, I have a day that's NOT like this. Every other day is like this.
Mostly what I have done about it is figure out a way to mostly function as a human being while having to expend no energy whatsoever. This method involves dropping out of college, having a job where I do nothing most of the time, and moving back into my parents' basement at age 27. I only even have the energy to work on my game once a week or so, for maybe an hour or two, which is particularly sad because that's probably the thing I enjoy most in life. But instead, all I do is sort of stare at chat rooms and read bad webcomics and talk on internet forums and do daily quests in world of warcraft and watch my old online game slowly die over the years.
On another note: yep, everyone I think has days like that. It's like you're so bored, you have a ton to do, but don't want to do ANY of it. It drives me nuts, and my solution is usually to force myself to do something. Anything. Usually I get out of the house for fresh air. That helps. Or mad multi-task! A trick I've suggested others try that actually seems to work. Do several things at once. I often sketch, watch a movie/listen to music, clean or rotate between four or five things at once quickly and at the same time. It's crazy, but hey...it works! Playing on a handheld while watching anime/tv shows/movies is a good one. Play something where you won't die if you're doing both...Pokemon, or turn based games.
Red
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author=Katauthor=LockeZThat sounds a lot like depression, LockeZ. I've been there, and for a while was on antidepressants and all that. I actually had a really rough time a little over a year ago where I got so fed up that I went OFF the antidepressants when I should have been on them, and just instead of thinking, DID. But being there is hard, and it's even harder to get out of that funk. Seeing a counselor works for some people, seeing a doctor might be even better if it's that bad. :/
Once every few months, I have a day that's NOT like this. Every other day is like this.
Mostly what I have done about it is figure out a way to mostly function as a human being while having to expend no energy whatsoever. This method involves dropping out of college, having a job where I do nothing most of the time, and moving back into my parents' basement at age 27. I only even have the energy to work on my game once a week or so, for maybe an hour or two, which is particularly sad because that's probably the thing I enjoy most in life. But instead, all I do is sort of stare at chat rooms and read bad webcomics and talk on internet forums and do daily quests in world of warcraft and watch my old online game slowly die over the years.
On another note: yep, everyone I think has days like that. It's like you're so bored, you have a ton to do, but don't want to do ANY of it. It drives me nuts, and my solution is usually to force myself to do something. Anything. Usually I get out of the house for fresh air. That helps. Or mad multi-task! A trick I've suggested others try that actually seems to work. Do several things at once. I often sketch, watch a movie/listen to music, clean or rotate between four or five things at once quickly and at the same time. It's crazy, but hey...it works! Playing on a handheld while watching anime/tv shows/movies is a good one. Play something where you won't die if you're doing both...Pokemon, or turn based games.
I use to be on antidepressants as well, but unfortunately I found that I was no longer able to read or write as well as I could while under the influence of this medication. Like sure I was "happy", but, if I wasn't able to do the things that I loved doing, what was the point, right?
So I eventually, gradually, came off the medication.
What I found helped a lot though was writing, like, keeping a journal in order to think critically about this state of mind that we all go through. Giving yourself a time of day to allow yourself to really think about what it is that you're actually feeling and why.
What's great about it, is that, once you start writing, it eventually becomes self sustaining, the more you write. But It's very, very difficult to pull off though and it's not for everyone. Because depending on who you talk to or who you choose to surround yourself with, you can very easily slip back in.
But I find that, not allowing yourself. the time of day to really just, think, for yourself, would make anyone feel like this.
Sometimes so many things in reality are nothing, sometimes.
Sometimes your mind try to distract you so you forget what is the really important.
Sometimes your mind try to distract you so you forget what is the really important.
I'm having days like that more and more often, and I don't like it one bit. I have to make sure I get enough rest and really plan out the following day for me to actually get anything done. And even then, it doesn't typically work. Some days you just feel like total shit and you're fed up with everything you usually do. This is the point where I end up watching Let's Plays on YouTube for longer than most movies run.
author=meisamExpand please.
Sometimes so many things in reality are nothing, sometimes.
Sometimes your mind try to distract you so you forget what is the really important.
Is this some kind of a syndrome experience mostly by game designers. Because I have a lot of friends who don't have half a life as I do and still they seem content to just... exist. Keep in mind I don't really understand what having a life means, not completely.
0range00
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Sure. everyone must have days like that. I try not to stress such matters, no one but myself is bothered by such things. Those are the days I usually end up playing games mostly. .. or watch something utterly pointless because I never get enough energy to grab PS3 controller.. It's a good thing they're wireless these days. Walking up to the console would be inhuman task.
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