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Anecdotally, comments like yours come from people with major anxiety disorders. So I'm not surprised to find that just last week you wrote: > So ever since lo
by gizmo 3y ago
Anecdotally, comments like yours come from people with major anxiety disorders.
So I'm not surprised to find that just last week you wrote:
> So ever since lockdown I've pretty much spend like 18 hours a day on my bed: I sleep there and I do most of my work from there, including meetings, debugging and mild coding. [1]
You judge others for traveling, but you don't leave your bed for 18 hours each day? I'm just at a loss for words.
You're free to live how you like, but if a friend of mine decided to live your lifestyle I would stage an intervention. Not out of condescension, but out of concern. Mental health issues, when left unattended, can spiral out of control. When your brain is sick everything gets warped and twisted and you might wake up a decade later not knowing what happened or where all the time went.
[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35939554 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35939554
- ramraj07 3y agoLol thank you armchair psychologist stalker, for your concern. I have generally found the contrary to be true in my anecdotal experience that people who travel all over, constantly go on hikes and seek out "nature" are the ones trying desparately to find purpose in life. I just decided I don't need to tour Italy to sense purpose in mine. I'm happy to lie down do my work make my money and decide what I'll do with the rest of my life.
- ithinkso 3y ago> and decide what I'll do with the rest of my life. Travel?