O
ophiastri
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- Sep 17, 2020
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Since I've found a method that I'm in the process of working through, I'm really having a hard time being able to do much of anything now. I normally spend all of my time in my online life with MMOs and other time-consuming games like Monster Hunter where I'm able to focus on personal goals and progression endlessly so that I'm not thinking bad things but since I know that everything I do now is almost certainly going to have no payoff or purpose that I will be able to see, every time I try to distract myself with a game now I just immediately want to quit. Even if I'm able to force myself to get into it, I can't avoid thinking about how futile and pointless it is to do things over and over for progression. Needless to say, if I can't find the motivation to do that, I typically just sit and watch videos or something more inactive where there's an opportunity for my anxiety to spiral out of control even worse than it would have had I been distracted.
The most productive thing I feel I can do right now is to spend time hanging out around the few MMO friends I have to give them more time with me in the last weeks. Of course, I can't really tell them the gift I'm giving them... so all I can do is just hope they appreciate it. It feels like the only option I really have right now is sitting in perpetual existential dread with the few people who even remotely care while waiting for the right time.
I'd imagine this is a normal part of the process but it would just comfort me to know others are also dealing with the same thing and how they're getting through it.
The most productive thing I feel I can do right now is to spend time hanging out around the few MMO friends I have to give them more time with me in the last weeks. Of course, I can't really tell them the gift I'm giving them... so all I can do is just hope they appreciate it. It feels like the only option I really have right now is sitting in perpetual existential dread with the few people who even remotely care while waiting for the right time.
I'd imagine this is a normal part of the process but it would just comfort me to know others are also dealing with the same thing and how they're getting through it.