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How to get over my profiund la(...) 04/03/26(Fri)18:38:56 No.34401529

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How to get over my profiund lack of motivation to do anything? Anonymous 04/03/26(Fri)18:38:56 No.34401529

I'm in a state in which I'm not motivated to study or do anything. I stopped finding enjoyment in studying the subject I'm majoring it, stopped enjoying reading books and it's hard to feel anything when reading a novel.

How do I get out of this? I used to enjoy solving challenging problems, but now I'm uninterested in them and mad and frustrated when I don't know how to solve them just from looking at the problem.

Anonymous
04/03/26(Fri)18:39:56 No.34401531

Anonymous 04/03/26(Fri)18:39:56 No.34401531

>>34401529
Did you consider that it's not worth the effort?

Anonymous
04/03/26(Fri)18:46:26 No.34401541

Anonymous 04/03/26(Fri)18:46:26 No.34401541

>>34401531
It is worth it, though. After all I like what I study. At least I used to before I got into this apathetic state I'm in. I'm a nepobaby so I don't need to worry about jobs.

Anonymous
04/03/26(Fri)19:08:45 No.34401587

Anonymous 04/03/26(Fri)19:08:45 No.34401587

>>34401541
Well, then you need a dopamine detox. Go on a trip to a cabin and bring no electronics.

Anonymous
04/03/26(Fri)19:59:34 No.34401667

Anonymous 04/03/26(Fri)19:59:34 No.34401667

>>34401529
Bruh I've downloaded this exact fucking game and it kept crashing right before the first h scene. Goddammit I just wanna read denpa.

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