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Is Life Boring you?
- guard-of-terra 14y agoNo, it does not. Should it?
- Jacquesvh 14y agoDefinitely shouldn't! You are one of the lucky people in the world that don't find their lives as being boring.
- guard-of-terra 14y agoMaybe I genuinely enjoy my lifestyle too much. But it's nothing fancy - I go to work, I sleep, I procrastinate. Of course, I eat out, I go to concerts, museums or something more crazy, travel a bit. But I do that because I like it, not because I'm trying to inject some "change" (sounds cheap btw) into my life.
- krenoten 14y ago"Ordinary people merely think how they shall 'spend' their time; a man of talent tries to 'use' it" - Schopenhauer
- Nursie 14y agoSometimes. That's one reason why I switched to contracting - a new place, a new job and new people every few months stirs things up a bit. I've also lived (kinda) in three countries. But going out for a drink more? I'd probably die of liver poisoning. There's barely time to fit in all my friends as it is. The odd 'boring' weekend is something I look forward to :)
- b1n 14y agoA lot of peoples lives aren't boring. They're busy: - Dying of an infectious disease - Working to get enough money just to survive - Starving to death - Living in fear of violence I think you're doing well as a person if you can count your life as boring. http://www.who.int/en/ http://www.who.int/en/
- kaolinite 14y agoI dislike how posts like these are often very anti-introvert. There's nothing wrong with snubbing your work colleagues' offer of a drink in favour of a good book :-)
- qznc 14y agoBoring in terms of routine is not bad. Routine frees your mind for the important things. Boring can be bad, though. Maybe I would like to do $INTERESTING, but the boring things do not leave enough time. Sure, the common answer is to "make free time in small steps". Nevertheless, family and sickness can eat up all the free time, so you are happy when you get some sleep.