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Divergent_Integral
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I've noticed this thing about myself where, when I'm in love (or rather, infatuated) and still somewhat hopeful (which never lasts that long, of course), I literally can do a ton of work. But when I'm not in love (as has been the case for over a year and a half now), I can't be bothered to do fuck all. I've tried talking myself out of this nonsense, but to no avail.
So how can we, i.e., myself and others in similar situations, change or at least hack our basic motivation structure? I would like to tap into that large reservoir of sexual or vital or whatever-you-call-it energy that resides within me, without it being necessary that I'm pining and whining for some worthless foid who will never return my affection.
So how can we, i.e., myself and others in similar situations, change or at least hack our basic motivation structure? I would like to tap into that large reservoir of sexual or vital or whatever-you-call-it energy that resides within me, without it being necessary that I'm pining and whining for some worthless foid who will never return my affection.
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