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gaming is only considered a waste of time when you need to work
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06-09-2024, 07:09 AM
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gaming is only considered a waste of time when you need to work
if you get home at 6pm, need to cook/eat/gym/chores etcthengaming can be seen as a waste of time
but if you're not spending 8-10 hours a day working (this includes commuting and generally not spending time doing things you choose to) - then gaming for a chunk of the day everyday doesn't appear to be a colossal waste of time like society suggests
i'm not in the position to not have to work sadly, but i find it interesting how all the folk saying how gaming is wasting your life away etc - if you didn't have to spend a chunk of the day working/at a job then gaming suddenly doesn't appear like a waste of time
anyways, i'm of the view that anything you enjoy isn't time wasted so **** it (unless it's hardcore drugs and other shiet)
TL;DR
whennotfactoring in money. in societies view, working in an office for 8 hours idea doesn't = a waste of time. but gaming does
but if you're not spending 8-10 hours a day working (this includes commuting and generally not spending time doing things you choose to) - then gaming for a chunk of the day everyday doesn't appear to be a colossal waste of time like society suggests
i'm not in the position to not have to work sadly, but i find it interesting how all the folk saying how gaming is wasting your life away etc - if you didn't have to spend a chunk of the day working/at a job then gaming suddenly doesn't appear like a waste of time
anyways, i'm of the view that anything you enjoy isn't time wasted so **** it (unless it's hardcore drugs and other shiet)
TL;DR
whennotfactoring in money. in societies view, working in an office for 8 hours idea doesn't = a waste of time. but gaming does
Overthinking, overanalysing separates the body from the mind
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