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I disagree. We do have more “free-time” but what we decide to fill it with is not what I’d call leisure. What we think of as leisure today is not leisurely in a
by iFreilicht 6y ago
I disagree. We do have more “free-time” but what we decide to fill it with is not what I’d call leisure. What we think of as leisure today is not leisurely in any way. We browse on reddit, watch netflix, listen to spotify. And if we “take a break”, we’re just anxiously awaiting the next bit of entertainment. Leisure is walking slow and going nowhere, laying on the bed and letting the mind wander. True leisure is rare and should be refreshing and comforting, but when was the last time it felt like that?