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| ScarlettDeWinter |
Like, stupidly, laughably, outrageously bored. There are lots of things I could go and do: I could go and finish the play I'm supposed to be writing.
I could go and read some more of Jane Eyre for the forty millionth time.
I could go and help my sister clean up from her 16th last night (two drunken sixteen year olds came into the bedroom where I was sleeping in an attempt to have sex, only to find me in a cardi and reading glasses with Jane Eyre. I've never felt more like a grandmother in my life.)
I could tidy my room (which is becoming something of a sanitation hazard.
I could work on my CV
I could go and do some exercise. Hah.
However I think we all know that I shall continue to sit here on IC, suck my thumb (a habit I really thought I'd given up) and whine about being bored. Usually a sign that September is coming and I should be sent back to school, only I think the frown upon you coming back once you've left.
Meh.
Feel free to tell me to grow up and find something to do. Someone probably should.
| 26 Aug 09, 4:57 PM Priapuss UK(PO), 4 yrs  |
Well grow up or grow down if age play is something you want to add to your list. Finding something to do in a bored state is far more complex than just saying, 'Get on with it.'. It's a state of mind; of inertia too. Sitting on the fence waiting for something to happen. You fall by yourself or are pushed. So consider yourself pushed. As a bookworm and an avid reader I want you to write me a 5,000 word essay on Boredom. Deadline Friday 18:00 BST. Explain it's implications and emotional context whilst offering an explanation why it is a beneficial and a reasonable state of mind. Today's the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. - Faith is a certainty without evidence-trust is empirical. Edited 26 Aug 09, 4:58 PM by Priapuss | |
| 28 Aug 09, 4:05 PM Abel1234 UK(OX), 12 yrs |
You're right. You need help giving up such a bad habit |
