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I've come to realise that I suffer from this phenomenon in an odd (and possibly funny) way. While I unapologetically consume plenty of fiction and television j
by m_fayer 10y ago
I've come to realise that I suffer from this phenomenon in an odd (and possibly funny) way.
While I unapologetically consume plenty of fiction and television just for entertainment purposes, I seem to be on some mission to find only the highest quality stuff. So, what I consume ends up being dense, cerebral, and often dark. And while it's enriching and engaging, it also isn't exactly relaxing, and doesn't help me to relax and turn off when I perhaps should.
I was surprised to find that I felt guilty about consuming just-fine mindless entertainment, and also surprised about how good it felt when I actually did.
- jackgolding 10y agoI found that myself while reviewing some Album of The Year lists. I could only listen to half of each album at a time because they generally are so complex and dense before I end up going back to more simpler and easier to listen to music.