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EeveeLove1236 
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29.01.2026
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EeveeLove1236[OP]
29.01.2026 00:57
Linkwhy is it every time i have work to do at home i literally cannot ****ing bring myself to do the work like i feel like no matter how hard i try i just cant do it and it makes me feel like im. lazy
EeveeLove1236[OP]
29.01.2026 01:02
Linki feel like my mind and body are paralyzed like i want to get up and do my work but i just stay there and scroll on tiktok and play games and procrastinate
EeveeLove1236[OP]
29.01.2026 01:02
Linkdoes it have to do with my adhd or is this just a me problem? either way i need to fix it otherwise ill fail
Being lazy means doing it without effort and dont feel guilt or saddness or whatevr when they dont do it. Lazy people dont give a f- about it
OH now that you mention ADHD. Yes, its most probably that :) consider checking it out w/ someone it ur ADHD might be causing that
i just looked into it, the symptoms look very similar to what im experiencing, ill have to tell my therapist or something
So real paralysis is no joke and not fun, you'll get out of it soon, trust. I recommend journaling and possibly putting music on to enter flow state fr. It makes me feel a little more productive, and acknowledging this stuff is good
I've experienced this, especially with certain subjects, where I'm really averted to doing it and not motivated to force myself and every time the thought to start doing it comes up in my head it's immediately shut down
thank you guys for your feedback im gonna keep researching it until my next therapy appt.
ive been experiencing the same thing but what I do is I install a lockdown extension that makes it so that I cant open up any other tabs and practically just force myself because music makes me lock out,,,,, this works for me but @kpower 's method prolly works better
It's things like this that are the worst; you aren't lazy, trust me. This happens to a lot of people -- dare I say it's practically normal. I do definitely think @kpower's method is very helpful when you want to focus.