A state of believing that “this is what I want to do” when in fact I don’t want to do so much.
- They say they want to do it, but they don’t want to do it inside, so they don’t act on it.
- No action is taken, so the situation does not change and remains in that state.
- It would be better to find something else that you want to do more of and move on, but people with serious illnesses are so convinced that this is what they want to do that they can’t get out. and neglect the search for other things they might want to do.
At first I was going to write “misidentified as human bug,” but it didn’t feel right, so I changed it to pond.
derived from 5d41c4e6aff09e000027ab65
- What kind of people are not interesting?
- He says he has something he wants to do, but when asked if he is doing anything to achieve it, he says no. He is probably going to say the same thing next year and take no action.
- You say you want to do it, but you don’t actually want to do it that badly.
- Cognition has already gone haywire.
- Avoiding facing up to the fact that there is nothing you want to do, the swamp thinks that this is what you want to do, even though you don’t want to do it.
- He says he has something he wants to do, but when asked if he is doing anything to achieve it, he says no. He is probably going to say the same thing next year and take no action.
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