>>527733956
>Again, so long as you spend your time the ways you want, its time well spent.
But there is obviously a qualitative difference between some pastimes; watching sportsball (or vidya plus 4chan) and being with a lover are intuitively not the same and one is more essential that the other, even if it could be proven that the level of enjoyment were equal.

I fear that when people trivialize how time is spent they inadvertently or unconsciously excuse killing time with minor amusements, all to the detriment of searching for something more substantially fulfilling. If Anon wants to seize the day, he should.

>>527797737
>I think a lot of people fear the mundane, I do too sometimes. The idea that one sinks into boredom and mediocrity can be scary, but it's an illusion.
People fear it not because they are novelty fiends, but because you can reach a point where your mundane easily becomes so banal and unnourishing that it doesn't matter anymore whether you do it or not. To me, many activities have started to make me feel like I am being sealed in amber.