I don't wanna go out

[Sumpup]

That is a general description of an introvert who is trying to be a responsible adult. It is definitely part of life for many many people.
I don't want to go to work and appointments and meetings and deal with people drama and do adult things. I would a lot of times much rather stay in. But if money was no object I would probably wander around and see places. Mostly nature places but I would probably do that at least for some time.

That's literally my life now... just wondering around exploring different national parks or doing little projects.

 

[Common1027]

thank the lord for work from home

 

[Lukejuk]

I think the whole covid pandemic has changed this for 80% of people. We all just got comfortable being at home. But that has to do with all aspects of life, adulting, socializing, drinking etc etc... And of course, global inflation is a massive factor in this too.

It was the scamdemic that forced people to socialise less.
Businesses suffered, inflation has crippled business owners and the normal humans.
Go for a walk around London and spot the empty building.

This is agenda 2030 unfolding, ", you'll own nothing and be happy" eat ze bugs

 

[Nugun93]

It was the scamdemic that forced people to socialise less.
Businesses suffered, inflation has crippled business owners and the normal humans.
Go for a walk around London and spot the empty building.

This is agenda 2030 unfolding, ", you'll own nothing and be happy" eat ze bugs

Yup, they are slowly killing us all.

 

[Lukejuk]

Yup, they are slowly killing us all.

But most people don't even realise it

 

[someotherdude2]

Does anyone else ever struggle with just going out and doing the adulting? I know there are things that I have to get done an appointments that have to be kept, and work that I have to do, but I just don't want to do any of it. I would much rather sit and text on my phone or better yet go meet up with someone. But unfortunately life calls and we have to go out and do the things and make the world go round. I'm just wondering if anyone else struggles like that

Yup.

 

[PhinGuy]

I used to be really good for being a busy body. I did a couple years of construction though and it killed whatever confidence and respect I had for myself which really didn't help my mental health. I'm getting out of it but finding a new path is proving to be a head scratcher as I'm not really sure what I'm wanting in life.

I like to be busy with my hands, I hate heavy labor, and I enjoy hobby stuff. I've wanted to do furniture or jewelry as i'm interested in blacksmithing as a hobby and designing some cool furniture sounded good but I just have a hard time getting myself to do anything. The moment I start I immediately find a way out of it for some reason or I get bored quick. I know i'll figure it out eventually but it's definitely proven a headace.