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I’m not arguing. Maybe it’s the circumstances. But then just say that the circumstances have changed and you can’t continue the game. But don’t say that you don’t feel like playing. After all, you’re playing with a person. Your opponent is ready for the game, they’re waiting, they’re nervous, the game has started, and then – bam – and you say you don’t want to continue. There are more polite ways to end a game, you know? It just feels a bit unsportsmanlike. Just my opinion, of course.
Well, what’s the point of pretending? Just say it as it is: you don’t feel like it, so you don’t. I myself gave up on a couple of tournaments about a month ago: I sit down to play, it’s not interesting, I don’t feel like it, I play casually, I’m thinking about something else entirely. The question is: why torture yourself and waste your opponent’s time?