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Switching from in office to WFH turned biking from one of my favorite parts of the day into a dreaded chore. I still do it, but I hate it now. You can't just di
by tomtheelder 4y ago
Switching from in office to WFH turned biking from one of my favorite parts of the day into a dreaded chore. I still do it, but I hate it now. You can't just discount the psychological impact of having to force yourself to do the activity instead of it being an integral part of your daily life.
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- lamontcg 4y ago> You can't just discount the psychological impact of having to force yourself to do the activity instead of it being an integral part of your daily life. You're talking about your own subjective preferences and motivations like they're universal constants of the human condition that apply to everyone.
- tomtheelder 4y agoThat's an incredibly uncharitable interpretation of what I said. I'm just saying that that the impact something being part of your routine can be a real thing as it is for me, and that the comment I replied to might have missed some of the reason that the commenter they replied to misses their bike commute.
- nightski 4y agoNo, that's not really what you said at all. Anything can be made a part of your routine whether working from home or not. What you said is that you can't handle the freedom of choice and need a manager to force those decisions upon you.
- tomtheelder 4y agoJeez ok now we are going with a personal attack I see. I don’t think that standard of discourse belongs on this site.
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