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Exactly. That's what I'm saying. I'm a lazy person. Also, you can be a crazy lazy person. No, you see, the point is this. It's one thing when I sit and play the same computer games or do anything that interests me instead of working (doing something that I don't find interesting). That's normal laziness, when you're lazy and don't do what's useful, but do what you want. But no, I'm doing a boring activity so as not to do another boring activity. WHERE'S THE LOGIC?????7777777
possible. although, for example, when my dad turns off the internet, I just start doing nothing. I lie down on the bed and think. Or I switch from my phone to the internet, or I connect it to his computer and use the internet that way.
lolwhat? how am I supposed to listen to music? how am I supposed to throw music onto my phone to listen to it? how do I even check my email (sometimes something important might be sent there)? How am I supposed to DOWNLOAD? How do I search for what I intend to download (i.e., music)? Even if I sit down to play the guitar or the flute. Where are the tabs, the chords? They're on the computer! Even if I sit down to do homework or prepare for exams. I need to Google something. Or am I, lol, supposed to go to the library? Or if I just need to Google something, about any subject. Came across an unfamiliar word in a book, or just need to find out about something. Apparently, also the library. No thanks, it'll be faster and easier for me to go to HeroesWorld, VKontakte, Dvach, then again, then stuff my face with cookies, then do it all over again, and only then Google it. It'll take less time and be more productive.
Added after 1 minute It will be worse. There, I wrote why
I'm going to sleep now too. I've been going to bed late lately
Added after 7 minutes Although when I start going to bed early and getting enough sleep, I'll live like that for a few days, and among other things, I'll have increased productivity and less laziness, but then terrible INSOMNIA will start, where I won't be able to sleep at all. That happened a few weeks ago. I got a good night's sleep one day, worked like a horse all day, started reading a book and read a lot, the next day I also got enough sleep and worked almost the same, barely went on HeroesWorld or VKontakte, and then She came and didn't let go for several nights, I had to fall asleep around four in the morning, and even then I slept somehow poorly. And then I started going to bed later again and therefore I fall asleep easier, because I want to sleep more. I've always thought (and still think) that I don't need, say, 8 hours for sleep and 16 for wakefulness, but (for example) 9 hours for sleep and 18 for wakefulness. That's 27 total, which is more than a day, meaning a regime with perfect sleep doesn't fit into everyday life, which will always result in either lack of sleep or insomnia. Yyy
lol, what? How am I supposed to listen to music? How do I put music on my phone so I can listen to it? How can I even check my email (important things might be sent there)? How can I DOWNLOAD anything?
You'll be working out your muscles. And you can do without music; maybe you'll become a better person.
Basically, he's just a schoolkid, so what's there to discuss?
But schoolkids just sit around and play games. Or hang out outside. One of the two. And I don't do anything at all.
Amko, do you understand what you just said? Music is the only thing I still feel passionate about. I don't play games, I don't read, I don't hang out, I don't develop myself, but at least I listen to music. If I don't even do that, then I'll just become transparent and it will be as if I don't exist.
Is this the one that was advertised with a man on a motorcycle? Supposedly, he had poor health?
Смысла нет, но вы держитесь там. Удачи, здоровья, хорошего настроения! И пока в кармане пачка милкиуэйев - значит все не так уж плохо на сегодняшний день
Me? They didn’t buy me a computer. My dad had a computer even before I was born, and as a kid I only played video games. Very rarely. And that went on until third grade, after which I started playing games a LOT (though I still went outside a lot back then too). For third grade, you could say I was addicted to GTA: Vice City — I played that game nonstop. My parents kept setting a BIOS password, and I’d guess it or peek at it and play while they didn’t know. Then I’d get caught, get scolded, and guess the new password :D That went on for a few years. One year I practically lived on a single password, and my parents had no clue (or pretended not to). I’d sit and play GTA too. By the way, that was a game my parents had forbidden because of the violence (and what was I doing in it? I barely even did missions, just drove around with cheats and killed people). But that’s all nonsense — back then I still read books, went out, and did other stuff. It all started then, then, then... When I registered on HeroesWorld! I hadn’t used the internet much before. We’d had internet for about six months (well, no, maybe a year and a half. I don’t remember) — there was internet before too, but it was janky, through a phone line, and you had to pay for time. I loved playing Heroes and often visited that site for info. Then I thought — why not register, since I’m already here? So I registered. And started posting everywhere and all that. The gaming addiction, of course, didn’t appear right away, not at all right away — I don’t know when I became addicted to the internet, but at some point I did. Though I can’t even recall what I used to do. Sit on HeroesWorld and in ICQ? I didn’t hang out anywhere else, I didn’t even Google anything, dunno overall. Now I’m here, and there, and registered on VKontakte (I used to consider that place a den of evil, ololo I’d never ever in my life register on that devilish site, oh no, oh no, oh no, I’ll be above that — oh, there’s a grooving group there? But I actually want to learn to groove, god, how lucky I am, hurray for VKontakte, good that you exist, I’ll go register. But only without friends, I’ll just add my sister! And that friend too. And this other friend. I’ll go post a browser screenshot on HeroesWorld with a VKontakte tab open and say I accidentally exposed myself, and they’ll add me as a friend and read my fake rants on my wall about how careless I am and that I didn’t want everyone adding me all the time). But a year ago, Siver had a psycho-talk with me, after which I deleted every last friend and didn’t add anyone else. Right away my VKontakte addiction significantly decreased, but there’s still no benefit — I started spending more time on HeroesWorld, in ICQ, Skype, etc. And recently I did add a few close friends and my sister; the rest can go to hell.
Anyway, I got so addicted that I don’t even remember when exactly (or roughly) it started.
Oh yeah, here
And when did your parents buy you a computer?
I didn’t finish answering. At first I played on my parents’ computer or my sister’s (but not for long on my sister’s — she took it to Arkhangelsk when she left to study) and used the internet (when I had my sister’s computer, I wasn’t online yet), but then they bought themselves a new computer (they still have it), and they gave me the old one (I still have it :D well, actually, only the case and old hard drive remain, because I’ve replaced everything else over the time I’ve had it, and I also bought a new hard drive (but the old one’s still there)). I think they bought it when I was in eighth grade (I don’t remember). Or maybe seventh. And from then on, finally freedom and anarchy, because I had my own computer to do whatever I wanted with. And no more nagging about something not working, or me installing the wrong programs, or changing the wallpaper to some ugly orc, etc. Though my dad once set up parental controls so I wouldn’t sit too long, but I cracked it in a couple of days (just installed a keylogger, lol) and still used the PC without anyone knowing. Yeah, that was at the end of eighth grade. And the new PC was likely given in the beginning of eighth grade. (For a school kid like me, it’s easier to count by grades. Since a lot of memories are tied to school. For reference: start of 8th grade = September 2008). When I got my own computer, I was already a hardcore gamer (though I still played games a lot more). And now I mostly play during breaks and holidays
I read it on the wall of the entrance. Some people play, some procrastinate. There are different kinds of people.
Well, it's like this. I communicate with schoolchildren. And you know what? I also go to school. And there are schoolchildren there, so sometimes I talk to them, and I learn about their lifestyle. About their daily routines, their character, their customs! There are also good schoolchildren who don't just hang out and play games, but also do something, are interested in something, and know something about something.