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You raise a great point. But that identifies a bigger problem. Why is it so hard to find better things to do?
by bilsbie 3y ago
You raise a great point. But that identifies a bigger problem. Why is it so hard to find better things to do?
- k__ 3y agoNo idea. It seems to me that neurotypical people don't have that issue. Then again, I don't think I'm close enough to any neurotypical person to judge that.
- vonjuice 3y agoA trait of an addiction is that it significantly alters the way you perceive rewards and pleasure. It's not that it's hard to find better things to do, or that the other things aren't better, it's just they're not that. It's like it lowers the brightness on the rest of life. If you manage to stay away from it for a period of time you start to see that it was just a lie, a skewed perspective.