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Wow, this explains a lot, in my case. I wonder if the fatigue is i dividual-specific. I’m definitely hit after 20-30 min, regardless of my interest in exhibiti
by kolinko 2y ago
Wow, this explains a lot, in my case.
I wonder if the fatigue is i dividual-specific. I’m definitely hit after 20-30 min, regardless of my interest in exhibition, whilst my ex could spend hours browsing.
- mad0 2y agoI wonder if this can be connected to a fatigue that I experience during clothes shopping. Whenever I enter some kind of a clothing shop I get super tired after 10-20 minutes of searching for something, while my girlfriend could do that for hours on end. (I hate shopping in general it just makes me tired :( )
- BobAliceInATree 2y agoI love both museums & shopping, but I also tire of both after about 20-30 minutes. This is why I have memberships to my local museums, I'll pop in for 20-30 minutes at a time and be content, and not feel like I have to "make use of" an entire entry fee.
- Q_is_4_Quantum 2y agoTime to move to London, will save yourself a fortune :)
- jfengel 2y agoOr Washington, DC. The Smithsonian museums are world-class, and free.
- unvs 2y agoThis has changed a lot for me as I’ve grown older. I used to have this really bad but it has faded slowly.
- lalalandland 2y agoFor me its also physical. My legs get more tired waking a few hundred meters in a museum than just walking kilometers outside.
- listless 2y agoI’m the same. My wife loves museums. It’s been a long 22 years. I always thought it was because I had a character flaw. Like I’m not cultured enough or too stupid.