Interesting that your alternative to the socially acceptable work status, is a socially acceptable non-work status that still implies you're doing something. I

Interesting that your alternative to the socially acceptable work status, is a socially acceptable non-work status that still implies you're doing something. It's that underlying implication that you must always be striving for something, even meditation is in service to being a better self, vacations aren't fun, they're recharging the batteries / destressing, all of the implied 'be working toward something or you're worthless' assumptions that just frustrate me even more.