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Procrastination is my middle name. By the way, I can procrastinate well in those silly generators, like the ones I occasionally post in the Haven and that have appeared in forums and festivals recently. And I'm such a procrastinator that I can pause an interesting game or cartoon in the middle, go eat, browse a website with funny stuff, mess around in a generator, chat somewhere, and then go back to playing/watching.

At least I'm getting rid of that HoMM3 nerd obsession — I don't visit stupid threads, don't read everything in a row, don't open random generators and so on.

>>I don't participate in stupid topics
>>Arandor

>I don't go into stupid topics.
>I went into this topic.

>2016
Get rid of excessive gaming.

This is a normal topic with an interesting discussion.

Now that’s a problem, hardcore grinding, just unbelievable.

I haven't felt the presence of this phenomenon for several years. Because for all the "important tasks" (of which there aren't that many), I immediately figure out when and how to do them to maximize efficiency, and I optimize my activities accordingly. And if I'm not doing it at the present moment, I'll do it exactly when I planned to postpone it.

Now that’s a problem, hardcore grinding, just unbelievable.

Why discuss real problems when you can talk about made-up ones?

Real problems are discussed in the politics thread. It would be better to talk about fabricated ones.

Yeah, I saw what kind of discussions are happening there. If there are any problems, they stem from the minds of those leading those discussions.

You don't understand; there, grown-up, serious people are discussing grown-up, serious things.

No need.

The topic isn't about procrastination; I specifically highlighted this in the text.
Putting things off in favor of entertainment or simply out of laziness is not the same as performing repetitive actions that lack purpose.

Ah, you mean that thing where you keep checking for new messages on your computer, refreshing every half hour, even though you know there probably won't be any, just to put off doing something more important? I've been there. Though, for me, there was a certain meaning to it. The meaning was that 1) I wanted to see the reaction to my messages IMMEDIATELY, and 2) I wanted to know what others were up to in general (specifically, what my virtual acquaintances and real friends were doing, who also hang out in the same online community - what's happening in my country and in the world in general). Now, I don't do that much anymore. Maybe because my main interests have moved to the real world. And pointless actions have moved there too - like going to a store even though I don't need to buy anything, for example.