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Originally Posted by Tigerlilly Hm, difficult, cause of course I have no way of knowing whether your fear of relapsing back into your old habits is justified or not. Do you know the particular reason for totally withdrawing from the world the way you did last time around?( Playing PC games and sleeping the rest of the day sounds like total withdrawal from real life to me.) If you know why you did it back then, you know whether the reason for being tempted back into this pattern is still lurking around today. |
Well, it got so bad last time because I didn't know what to do post-uni, I thought there was going to be some amazing 'success' from graduating, and there wasn't... I took two months off to 'write a novel' but I was rejected by the person i thought I loved. WoW is addictive anyway, you don't need much excuse to immerse yourself in it. When I started looking for work nobody would hire me at all :/ which made me feel worthless, and I played WoW even more.
My worry is that if I slow up on any of them, I'll lose the job... I can't really take time off from the bakery, since it's a 'real' job, and with the other two... if I slack, I'll be less valuable / lose business.
I have generally had a history of having very hard-working times, followed by extreme laziness though! In the past, I screwed up my last year of college (high-school in the US) by not studying at all. It didn't really matter that much, though I had to retake some tests, and in a way it was a wake-up call since I had always been able to coast before.
I think I'll be able to relax when my partner gets a job, but we're still waiting for his NI to come through, which could take another month... and that's before he can start looking