>>15957235What even is that? That's soup? I don't like any soup other than lentil soup, so, the short answer is just no. And those are likely fried vegetables in there, which I hate with all my being, so, that's definitely a no. I'd honestly just rather starve and wait for the next meal. Maybe go eat some cereal instead. I wish I could, right now.
>>15957285At the moment, just pretty much everything I do to kill time, and also productivity in the things that interest me. By myself or else. I enjoy my own company and I've people (outside of here of course) that I can call real friends and do things with, although I don't know if you consider internet friends real, but, yeah, I do. I laugh a lot and whatnot every day, anyhow. So, I enjoy everything as long as I'm safe and cozy, without something pressuring me.
It's mostly in front of the computer screen, is the thing. I may have fun with things a lot right now, but the question is whether I will or not in the future, if I keep doing the same stuff for too long. Because I most likely will. You feel immune to it as long as it hasn't happened yet, but your reward circuits can just get fried one day, after your brain gets so overloaded with dopamine every day, from whatever you do. Could just turn into a joyless zombie. Not like I haven't seen more than a couple of people who've already ended up that way, and regret wasting their time so much, back at the point I'm at. But I don't know if that's really something I can prevent at this point. Things will get boring, eventually. More so prepare for it and maybe look for some alternatives once I've gotten to that point. Although, literally everything in real life just comes off as boring, that's the thing, so an alternative is hard to even attempt to look for.
What do you think? Is it possible to get free of it, after your brain gets so used to the constant hyperstimulation of the cyberspace? Should you just enjoy it while you can and not worry about how it could end up?
