Every time I buy a game with the intention of playing it, and then I don't.

It's like as I get older I'm more resistant to spending time gaming... because it feels like a waste... but I will then endlessly scroll through things instead, which is objectively less satisfying.

Make it make sense, brain.

After work, when I've wound down for the day, and can relax without any other responsibilities for the night.

Since I've been busy lately, I've missed that window for awhile.

I’m so tired. I had a dozen things I should have done today but I’m too fatigued to do most of them.

I really wish I didn’t have a work trip this week. I am so exhausted already.

You’d think I was an administrative assistant from the way men at work talk to me.

If they have this many opinions about the small tasks they dump on me, I’d rather they do it themselves.

I wish my brain didn’t crash so hard after productivity bursts. And I wish productivity bursts didn’t create false expectations of my workload capacity.

My day to day energy is wildly inconsistent. Wish I could harness it better.

Wage stagnation is real.

Lots of C-level folks have Jekyll and Hyde personalities, don’t they?

Do you ever feel like you're a character in the Sims? You fix one stat, only for another to drop, and suddenly you're scrambling to meet the next need? That's my life right now.

Me: I have nothing I feel like watching on TV.

Netflix: Flower of Evil is leaving our streaming services the 23rd.

Me: Motivation UNLOCKED.

Scheduling as an adult is like a game of Tetris where you are never finding the right shaped pieces.

Trying to fix my sleep schedule. This is hard af. But the days I mess up I feel it so badly now.

Oh to be a morning person…

Hmmm.


Username checks out.

Restless. Never want to sleep. Never want to do anything specific while still awake either. Why are brains.