LDAR Every week comes and goes so fast

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I think this happens when you have nothing to look forward to which means your schedule is usually the same as always. Your brain sort of compresses these memories down cause they're all the same which creates the illusion that time goes by faster.

For me its literally wake up, eat, gym, rest, sleep, repeat every single week. My brain can't comprehend how its already may.

 

[Deleted member 30198]

brutal man, my days are almost the same shit over and over again too

the only differential in my days are the tasks i have to complete to pass my classes

 

[Deleted member 34301]

do you go to the gym every day?

 

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do you go to the gym every day?

6 times a week

 

[Deleted member 34301]

6 times a week

cardio only? If you do lifting I can't imagine your muscles have time to regenerate

 

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cardio only? If you do lifting I can't imagine your muscles have time to regenerate

Lol i do both lifting(heavy) for nearly 2 hours and 1 hour cardio on the eliptical. I also walk for 3 hours each day. I see it as a good time passer. My brother is a health nut so hes the one whos really pushing me to do this stuff. I cant say no cause im not assertive

 

[kanyepilled]

i swear man. it was a few months ago when this 'Corona virus' thing popped up... oh wait it's been over a year...

 

[Transcended Trucel]

i swear man. it was a few months ago when this 'Corona virus' thing popped up... oh wait it's been over a year...

 

[Saigon Depression]

I think this happens when you have nothing to look forward to which means your schedule is usually the same as always. Your brain sort of compresses these memories down cause they're all the same which creates the illusion that time goes by faster.

For me its literally wake up, eat, gym, rest, sleep, repeat every single week. My brain can't comprehend how its already may.

Exactly. I've been NEET since March and since then, literally all my days are more or less the same, basically what you described. And yes, the speed of time increases rapidly when we live like that.

 

[AutisticMonstrosity]

I've been NEET since March

Same. Except it's March 2009.

speed of time increases rapidly when we live like that

I wonder where I lost 12 years. I have achieved nothing in those years. For example, I have finished 0 games during being depressed NEET loser, while I managed to beat some games when I was not NEET before 2009.

 

[Saigon Depression]

For example, I have finished 0 games during being depressed NEET loser, while I managed to beat some games when I was not NEET before 2009.

I also tended not to finish games when I was younger.
Now I would like to beat them completely before moving onto something else.

 

[AutisticMonstrosity]

I also tended not to finish games when I was younger.
Now I would like to beat them completely before moving onto something else.

What "also"? I have not finished a single game when adult.

As a non-adult, I did not have access to piracy and had only a few games to play, so that is one thing to consider also.

 

[mentally lost cel 1]

I think this happens when you have nothing to look forward to which means your schedule is usually the same as always. Your brain sort of compresses these memories down cause they're all the same which creates the illusion that time goes by faster.

For me its literally wake up, eat, gym, rest, sleep, repeat every single week. My brain can't comprehend how its already may.

No it’s so slow

 

[Meus]

I think this happens when you have nothing to look forward to which means your schedule is usually the same as always. Your brain sort of compresses these memories down cause they're all the same which creates the illusion that time goes by faster.

For me its literally wake up, eat, gym, rest, sleep, repeat every single week. My brain can't comprehend how its already may.

Absolutely brutal. In childhood every day felt like eternity.

Well at least soon we will be dead.

 

[NYCcel]

It's due to loneliness. With only my own thoughts to occupy myself, I become bored and lose track of time on copes.

 

[foosballcel]

Can relate, in fact when I look back at my childhood, while everyone was out socializing, most of my time was spent playing video games, many of which I barely have any memory of.

I wonder if there is a social component to memories.