Bored...

[Boris5000]

You guys are really pessimistic. Stop wasting your time on the internet and go hang gliding if you're bored. You guys whining has inspired me to go keep some friends company while they work.

 

 

 

 

 

I can't go hang gliding, I live in london. And no, I will not jump off a building to glide.

[the38765556y]

This is what boredom did to me.

 

 

Failed cropping, I know.

[Zierro]

I have to face boredom quite often, especially in school where I barely do anything. It's not fair. Sometimes I wish our brains had built in video games or something.

 

 

 

Life gets better though - even if that only means for a little while. One night of drinking with friends is worth a month of boredom.

[jemathonical]

I'm rarely bored. Then again, I don't live on the computer and hate life itself.

[RpgGamer]

Life is as boring as you want to make it really. Need an injection of chaos? Do something extravegantly stupid. But that's mainly what causes so much evil (on the small scale) in the world. I suggest that Boris here finds a hobby. Or atleast somthing to get excited about.

[Zierro]

Life is as boring as you want to make it really. Need an injection of chaos? Do something extravegantly stupid. But that's mainly what causes so much evil (on the small scale) in the world. I suggest that Boris here finds a hobby. Or atleast somthing to get excited about.

 

 

 

I've come to the point in my life where RPGs aren't fun anymore. :( Where do I go from here?

[Skull]

Life is as boring as you want to make it really. Need an injection of chaos? Do something extravegantly stupid. But that's mainly what causes so much evil (on the small scale) in the world. I suggest that Boris here finds a hobby. Or atleast somthing to get excited about.

 

 

 

I've come to the point in my life where RPGs aren't fun anymore. :( Where do I go from here?

 

Heroin.

[Kiriyama]

Life is as boring as you want to make it really. Need an injection of chaos? Do something extravegantly stupid. But that's mainly what causes so much evil (on the small scale) in the world. I suggest that Boris here finds a hobby. Or atleast somthing to get excited about.

 

 

 

I've come to the point in my life where RPGs aren't fun anymore. :( Where do I go from here?

 

Heroin.

 

 

 

No.

 

 

 

He goes for the weed.

 

 

 

But remember, life has an exit trigger, but its not worth it.

[Boris5000]

One night of drinking with friends is worth a month of boredom.

 

 

 

I know, I try to go out like every 2 weeks. But since my friends have started to act up with alienating me from the group of friends. It is just a bit piss-taking really.

 

 

 

 

 

Life is as boring as you want to make it really. Need an injection of chaos? Do something extravegantly stupid. But that's mainly what causes so much evil (on the small scale) in the world. I suggest that Boris here finds a hobby. Or atleast somthing to get excited about.

 

 

 

My boredom isn't really just reated by myself. I've tried many many things and well I haven't found anything that I enjoy. As I said earlier my friends have become [wagon] and stopped hanging out with me. And I'm not amazingly sociable to go out of my way to make new friends.

 

 

 

Optimism is just out of my reach sometimes.

[i_love_burritos]

Well done, you've learned the secret. Existence is unbelievably dull. The only thing you can do is use that as motivation to try and keep your mind alive. People with this mindset probably aren't as happy as those without, but it has inspired many people to greatness. I'll be damned if I'm going to spend my life working in an office spending all my time doing something I hate.

 

 

 

Also, you'd probably enjoy some existential ideas and novels. Read anything by Sartre or Camus, and Notes from the Underground by Dostoevsky.

 

 

 

That was a secret in the first place ?

 

 

 

Personally I find Camus to be superior to Sartre and on an equal level of Kafka.

 

 

 

Dostoevsky is in a league of his own.

 

 

 

Perhaps that will depress you even more ?

 

 

 

Try milk-plus ? Oops.

 

 

 

Bit of the ol' in out ?

[Lateralus]

Personally I find Camus to be superior to Sartre and on an equal level of Kafka.

 

 

 

Dostoevsky is in a league of his own.

 

 

 

Camus is a better prose stylist than Sartre; he's much nicer to read. Sartre's philosophy and ideas are possibly better developed.

 

 

 

Dostoevsky is definitely untouchable.

[Omar]

I can't go hang gliding, I live in london. And no, I will not jump off a building to glide.

 

You see, if you even wanted to consider trying to think about doing something that would entertain you, you would have found an alternative already, because I can guarantee you that you can find something fun or interesting to do in London. I'd understand if you lived in a town with a population of 50, but London? Come on. In the end it's all up to you.

[Lenticular_J]

I can't go hang gliding, I live in london. And no, I will not jump off a building to glide.

 

You see, if you even wanted to consider trying to think about doing something that would entertain you, you would have found an alternative already, because I can guarantee you that you can find something fun or interesting to do in London. I'd understand if you lived in a town with a population of 50, but London? Come on. In the end it's all up to you.

 

Yeeeeah.

 

 

 

We live in a world where pleasure is the one common goal. You can walk through a park whose aesthetics were designed to please down to the feel of the grass, listen to your favorite music, eat a hotdog, and text your best friend at the exact same time. You can ride an ostrich as a sport, for Chrissakes. There's no excuse to be truly bored. Of course, it is kinda bad when you're a teenager. Hormones plus an inability to do many things is a lot like one big cluster-[bleep].

[Kiriyama]

I can't go hang gliding, I live in london. And no, I will not jump off a building to glide.

 

You see, if you even wanted to consider trying to think about doing something that would entertain you, you would have found an alternative already, because I can guarantee you that you can find something fun or interesting to do in London. I'd understand if you lived in a town with a population of 50, but London? Come on. In the end it's all up to you.

 

 

 

Actually, when you've lived in an area, there isn't really interesting after some time.

 

 

 

I live near Edinburgh, and to be honest, a lot of the things there bore me, there's things designed to attract tourists, and things which had a practical use but now attract some tourists.

 

 

 

All I'll do is catch a film with mates some times, or go there to buy some stuff.

[Skeptical]

Whoa, this thread is making me suicidal... :shame:

[IGoddessI]

If you don't enjoy the things you usually enjoy then maybe see if there's a bit of depression and nip it in the bud. There's no shame in it, I've come to realize after the birth of my son I have stopped enjoying the things I usually enjoy and normally I'm a very positive person. I'm actually being tested for PND (post natal depression) on the 5th of May and yet again re-assessed for bipolar but type II this time instead of rapid-cycling or type I (type II being less severe), with a trial of lithium for my mood swings as (wow this is becoming common with me these days) they yet again think the diagnosis of social anxiety is incorrect. Their new theory is that now social anxiety can co-exist with other mood disorders. I almost feel like I'm in an episode of house, where they try everything to see whether it works, potentially screwing with my mind in the mean time :lol: I mean it's not like I nearly sued the first doctor for ruining several years of my life after finding I was highly allergic to Setraline hydrochloride (prescribed under-age). I used to enjoy the simple things and now I barely find interest in anything at all, I'm bored. The only thing I seem to find enjoyment out of is high risk activities that get the adrenaline running. But I may be different to you in the means that I know something isn't right because this isn't who I usually am. I've also lost 7 kilos in the last 2 weeks because my appetite has disappeared.

[Star.]

I'm bored too. My thrill in life now seems to be when I see my favourite fan-fiction updated. Art was my major love but now I can't be bothered to lift up a paintbrush. Writing is something I do when I want to procrastinate.

 

 

 

I've had thoughts of sprucing up my life and they all start with running away from home :wall: I've been thinking about taking my mother's car and going on a little trip to a few places. I just need to have a few more driving lessons so I don't look like a driving newb.

[Omar]

I can't go hang gliding, I live in london. And no, I will not jump off a building to glide.

 

You see, if you even wanted to consider trying to think about doing something that would entertain you, you would have found an alternative already, because I can guarantee you that you can find something fun or interesting to do in London. I'd understand if you lived in a town with a population of 50, but London? Come on. In the end it's all up to you.

 

 

 

Actually, when you've lived in an area, there isn't really interesting after some time.

 

 

You can't possibly be telling me he's tried everything (not including drugs and other illegal entertainments) in London.