Do you like being busy?

Do you like to keep yourself busy, or are you fine having little or nothing to do?

I always like to keep busy. I go to university full-time, plus I work 38 hours at one job and am seeking an extra 8-16 hours a week at another job. I also go to the gym 3-4 times a week and am able to hang out and do things with mates almost every second day or night, and visit my parents and sister once a week. I find I get bored, and thus depressed, easily if I don't occupy myself, so I hate even having a couple of days off without anything to do.

Do you even sleep? :shock:

And I don't mind have nothing to do... horgen123

I generally average 6-8 hours a night, though last night I got 2 and tonight I'll be lucky to get 6.

I'm the complete opposite of that, TC. I'm actually happiest when there's nothing to do and I don't have any important stuff pending. I love knowing that I could go out to the movies, visit a museum or some other interesting place, go for a walk, hang out with friends, or just lie in bed all day like a vegetable if I so choose.

[QUOTE="horgen123"]Do you even sleep? :shock:

And I don't mind have nothing to do... daqua_99

I generally average 6-8 hours a night, though last night I got 2 and tonight I'll be lucky to get 6.

I'm the complete opposite of that, TC. I'm actually happiest when there's nothing to do and I don't have any important stuff pending. I love knowing that I could go out to the movies, visit a museum or some other interesting place, go for a walk, hang out with friends, or just lay in bed all day like a vegetable if I so choose.

black_cat19

I love to have my days free, I dont like planning my days a head as most of the time I just want to relax at home playing games and drinking beer. I've been working full time for 16 years now without a single break longer than 2 weeks so when there is nothing for me to do on my days off then, I love it.

No. I like to sleep, too.

Well I don't like having absolutely nothing to worry about. Then I get bored and feel useless. But if I have too much to do, I feel run down. I'm an introvert and my favorite time of the day is when I get home and know I am done for the day and can just eat, shower, and relax until I go to sleep. So basically being busy from 9-5 is all right and even encouraged, but I don't ever want to be burdened after my school/work day is done.dodgerblue13

Same here. Extroverts are the ones who tend to devote every waking hour doing something.

I like being busy at work - there's nothing worse than having 4 hours of work and 8 hours to do it. That's torture to me. At home I've got the usual jobs to do; it gives me a small feeling of satisfaction to get that stuff done and know that there's nothing left to do but relax.

yes

God no.

I'm busy doing stuff I like... so I guess I like being busy. :P

I like being busy, I get depressed sitting around not getting things accomplished. achilles614

No, I prefer to relax and procrastinate as much as I please.

No, I prefer to relax and procrastinate as much as I please.

soulless4now

I dont like being excessively busy. I prefer a moderate pace.

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No, I prefer to relax and procrastinate as much as I please.

GazaAli

No, I prefer to relax and procrastinate as much as I please.

soulless4now

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No, I prefer to relax and procrastinate as much as I please.

DrPickle

Heck no, I'd rather have more time to hang out with friends and of course, play games.YoshiYogurt

How do you have time to study? Working full time + assignments + sleeping 6-8hrs + hanging out with friends = more than 24 hrs.

Unless studying conists of less than 2 hrs a day. Even then.

I'm the complete opposite of that, TC. I'm actually happiest when there's nothing to do and I don't have any important stuff pending. I love knowing that I could go out to the movies, visit a museum or some other interesting place, go for a walk, hang out with friends, or just lie in bed all day like a vegetable if I so choose.

black_cat19

Not really. :( But living on your own in an apartment, having a job, trying to go through college, and still (for some reason) playing video games is a bad recipe for free time.Creshamoon

You class playing video games as work....?

Depends how the rest of my mood is. Some days I sit around doing nothing and a minute feels like 6 hours, other days 15 hours pass and I wonder where the time when while I was siting around doing nothing.

Other times if I am in good spirits I don't mind being busy.

[QUOTE="Creshamoon"]Not really. :( But living on your own in an apartment, having a job, trying to go through college, and still (for some reason) playing video games is a bad recipe for free time.Ilovegames1992

You class playing video games as work....?

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[QUOTE="Creshamoon"]Not really. :( But living on your own in an apartment, having a job, trying to go through college, and still (for some reason) playing video games is a bad recipe for free time.Creshamoon

You class playing video games as work....?

Just means you're boss. Even if my life wasn't pathetic, i'd find time to play games.

Yes, but with limitations. I like being busy through the day, but without a few hours to relax at the end of each day I become uneasy.

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You class playing video games as work....?

Ilovegames1992

Just means you're boss. Even if my life wasn't pathetic, i'd find time to play games.

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[QUOTE="Creshamoon"] No, but it eats up so much of my free time. It's a hobby for people with a lot of time and money, and I don't have either. But I guess I just love games that much. :PCreshamoon

Just means you're boss. Even if my life wasn't pathetic, i'd find time to play games.

Not when I'm sick:(

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Just means you're boss. Even if my life wasn't pathetic, i'd find time to play games.

DigitalExile