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[Anthile]

Stop justifying your lazyness with being P.


Thank you.

 

[Agent Intellect]

It's not the Pness, it's the assburgers.

 

[Double-Think]

It's not the Pness, it's the assburgers.

YES!

 

[Lithorn]

Stop justifying your bossiness with being J

Edit: Btw, your new avatar is perfect. The *facepalm* so wonderfully encompasses the tone of your posts.

 

[Irishpenguin]

I really never got how anybody could think that using any part of their personality as an excuse was acceptable. I mean the excuse pretty much goes like this

"Oh it's not my fault, it's my personality"



Saying that is almost like implying that your personality is something that isn't a part of you and is rather some sort of parasite that you have no control over, and I think that's just sounds dumb. I can see how using using your personality would be an acceptable way to explain why you tend to do certain weird things that not many others do, but in no way should it be an acceptable excuse after you've done something wrong or haven't done something at all.

that was sort of a rant and I'm not really sure if it could be considered a thread de-railer? If it is, then I apologize.

assburgers.

...I guess you've seen my video..........

 

[Adymus]

assburgers.

Best name ever.

 

[Words]

Is it wrong to be Lazy?

 

[Hawkeye]

Is it wrong to be Lazy?

Well, it's not good for your health ^^

There is a difference between being lazy and getting distracted however. For example, I should be doing some work at this very moment in time yet I am typing on here...

 

[intuitivet]

Well, it's not good for your health ^^

There is a difference between being lazy and getting distracted however. For example, I should be doing some work at this very moment in time yet I am typing on here...

Well, actually it's better to be lazy than stressed! (I heard that...somewhere)

So many distractions D: You start working and find yourself flicking through old music selection about ten minutes later and then remember to do work and eventually you finish it and it's way after the time you wanted to get to bed.

 

[ashitaria]

Lazy...

Let's go become masters of procrastination together!
3 months of chemistry homework in one day!
I think this will become my motto!

 

[Fukyo]

Stop justifying your lazyness with being P.


Thank you.

Oi! Stop hatin' on the brother.

...and justifying your Pness envy.

 

[asmit127]

I mean the excuse pretty much goes like this

"Oh it's not my fault, it's my personality"



Saying that is almost like implying that your personality is something that isn't a part of you and is rather some sort of parasite that you have no control over, and I think that's just sounds dumb.

Have you read anything on spirituality? This is exactly what they suggest most people live as, the "real you" is hidden behind the personality/ego which is your version of what society expects you to be. Just a random observation...

 

[Cogito]

I'd make some sort of rebuttal (rebuttal against what, exactly, I haven't the slightest notion). . . I'd make some sort of rebuttal, but I'm lazy. Blame it on my P.

 

[Lithorn]

Have you read anything on spirituality? This is exactly what they suggest most people live as, the "real you" is hidden behind the personality/ego which is your version of what society expects you to be. Just a random observation...

I think you're oversimplifying spirituality a bit, but this is a legitimate issue with it.

 

[asmit127]

Well this isn't the spirituality section Lithorn, if he wants to look in to it he can

I'm not saying it's wrong or in any way deriding spirituality and indeed looking into it has led me to stop thinking about irrelevant maybes relating to societal existence and given me more will to do something (thought I'm still completely lost as to what it should be).

Can I blame the lack of knowing what to do on my Pness, or would that be lazy?

 

[Lithorn]

^I often ask myself that same question. Sometime soon I'm going to have to declare a major. I live in terror of that day

 

[asmit127]

Ah the societal expectation of continued formal education. And there was I thinking you were berating my simplification of spirituality for a reason! (misinterpretation of a short post?) I got a degree (studied aged 18-21, not sure on the US equivalent) and haven't used it at all in the nearly 4 years since and likely never will. If you don't know what to choose don't - take a gap year. Do something else, get some life experience and when you know what you want from your life go back to education. Or not... Wasting 3 years and coming out with ~$20000 of student loans because learning is what clever people do was the stupidest thing I've ever done.

 

[Hawkeye]

I'd say Student Syndrome is a more accurate description as to why I do what I do.