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And if you watch anime every day, then no day will be useless, and such thoughts won't arise.

By “benefit,” I mean not reading the literature assigned for the summer, but rather a direct benefit in a logical, biological, and healthy sense – activities that you choose for yourself, that you find interesting and enjoyable. If you’re not stupid, you’ll grow into a decent person anyway; it’s not necessary to solve equations or read a stack of 20th-century works for that. And you won’t lose your mind just by looking at the calendar and seeing that three months have passed since the last time you looked at the calendar.

I was horrified when I realized that I had spent 10 years on the forums.

IRL, I spent 7 years on some nonsense.

I inherited the property.

You need to think less about such things; life will be easier. Although, of course, it won't, but still. The more you ponder the imperfections of the world and the inadequacy of your own life, the worse it gets.

What do you ride?

By taxi. I'm not some kind of lowlife who has to drive himself.

Do you encounter people who like to say, "Wow, it's already %month/date/day_of_week%!", or maybe you say it yourself? I never really thought about it, but it turns out that some people find it quite difficult to grasp the concept of time. Even living not in the present day, but in the current moment, floundering in a warp ocean of uncertainty, a person can experience a sudden horror at the realization that they have spent half a year of their life maintaining primitive activities without any tasks or development, so useless that they have hardly left a mark in their memory.

But the problem is that in order to start doing the things that are interesting and enjoyable right now, you need resources.

You can be sad about many things when you have money for a taxi.