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How can you get bored with Nothingface, Lithurgy and Elton John on your Play Queue?

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Originally Posted by lucifer_sam (Post 1123682)

Unless you've been having real-world problems I wouldn't worry about a few idle posts here and there. There are old habits (even cognitive ones) that we slip in and out of from time to time.

I know I definitely get a little nuts if I'm low on sleep...

Actually yep that's it. I am extremely sensitive to sleep.

i tend to sleep too much

I haven't slept for 32 hours and don't plan on stopping!

If I get a good sleep im a charming socially suave person who is very empathetic and good to people. When I am tired I turn into a horrid beast who couldn't give a damn about anyone or anything.

Its kind of like Dr.Jekyll

this thread is boring me

And that answers our question

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Apparently I'm boring the forumsoftware.

Whenever I'm bored, I check this site.

Always cheers me up.....

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Originally Posted by sonar1 (Post 1122621)

We seem to need constant stimulation to stay in the present moment.

When there is no stimulation from outside ourselves we think we have attained stasis between threats perceived and dealt with.

For some reason fear then gives way to doldrums.

Instead of appreciating serenity we instead turn within and project catastrophies into the future, based upon past experiences. This inner dialogue creates stress, which has no outlet if we do not actively process it through some kind of movement.

Stress saps strength, without any sense of satisfaction in doing something productive to "better our circumstances."

Fear turned outward is anger.

Fear turned inward is depression.

Depression saps motivation. We languish in the doldrums of inactivity, and miss the hungry years when we found meaning through successfully negotiating challenges.

We seek Rx through retail therapy (AKA G.A.S.).

That will be $25.
I'll invoice ya.

This and your post after are amazing. Seriously you put that incredibly well. While it may be overly pessimistic considering we are not all the same it was for all intensive purposes generally true.

Great post mate.

@right track: I dont think thats always true. Sometimes circumstances lead to boredom.