Socially inept, a socialist can certainly be. Thin fingers wrapped tightly around a feverish future. Even though sound asleep he may awaken. Vexing present. Elusive past. Notions long claimed dead. -Someone
AnonymousInteresting.
Might I suggest that idleness is not always procrastination? (See, technically it's a question, so it fits here.) There are, sometimes at least, real obstacles that impede an individual's progress. Also, I might posit that procrastination and delusion do not always go hand in hand. One might be very much aware of the consequences of their actions (or inaction), and, for one reason or another, still proceed (or remain stationary). Also, if it proves any inspiration, life is a one-time event.
AnonymousSteven, is that you? :3
It’s not like I’m just sitting here. I mean I’m sitting here but I’m thinking - and I’m thinking and thinking and thinking, and I’m thinking it might be time to do something instead of thinking anymore. Haven’t I thought that before? The art of procrastination is rooted in the skill of self delusion which, if I may brag about myself, I’m quite good at. I’ll do it after a nap. I’ll do it when it warms up. I’ll do it after I start taking anti-depressants. If these were one time events I might actually have to do something, but luckily it cycles and I can *always* do it later.
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