Depends on the person, overly emotional people or or lacking the ability to make abstraction may taie it as an attack on their person or as a personal affront.
120% always ok to disagree with people who are not me.
Ah yes, one of my favorite social occurrences.
If you hate cutesy "I'm not touching you" social games, have you consider switching species? I've heard that the Borg are recruiting.
Yeah, curse all those makeup-wearing woodland critters!
Ever seen a raccoon without its makeup and mask? It's like an entirely different animal.
That was bad, take my like.
It... it kinda looks like it's halfway between a wolf and a fox in shape?
Because it is.
No, 'dog' is close enough. It is a canine. And generally classed as a member of the fox tribe.
Nope does videos too
That's a dream found commonly in people with anxiety.
That makes sense then.
Kind of sounds like your dopamine receptors are fried. One thing that may help in more sedentary tasks (like reading) is to force yourself to read actively. That means taking notes. Write down your reactions to what you read, as you read it. The point of reading isn't to finish the book, it's to enjoy the process of reading itself and take something from the experience, whether it's something educational or just an appreciation for the prose within. Taking notes forces you to slow the fuck down and actually smell the roses, so to speak.
Real books written by professional authors have a tendency to usually be of a higher quality and a higher reading level than wish fulfillment slop written by horny retards like myself and everyone else here. They are also much more likely to go into concepts that require deliberation and reflection. The whole point of this is that you need to stop "binging" in the first place. Take your time, and actually engage actively with what you're doing. Speedrunning is gay and lame in all aspects, but especially when you do it with actually important things in life.
These numbers are completely meaningless without the exercise. 210 for how many reps, and for which movement?
I have no idea if NoFap is helpful for you. Give it a try; if it helps then sure, keep doing that I guess. For me, it doesn't particularly help focus, though I'm sure there are other possible benefits.
Therapy.
Reading a bazillion books is completely and utterly meaningless as an accomplishment if you take nothing from them. That's literally just wasting time and tiring your eyes for no reason. You have to engage actively and deliberately with the media that you consume if you want to get anything out of it beyond just consumption for consumption's sake.
That's great! I love weightlifting. You should keep that up, and track your lifts every week so you can see how you've progressed in strength and endurance. You don't need to be a runner by any means, but some steady-state cardio will help you out a lot on your lifts. I would recommend doing just 15-20 minutes on a treadmill set to the highest incline. You don't need to run or even jog, just a decent walking pace on an incline will keep your heart rate high and get you some great cardio. Also, just as a useful little aside, it absolutely melts calories so it's great for weight loss as well.
Perhaps, it may be in your best interests to not create a first draft and instantly send it out to be critiqued. You may learn something about yourself and your writing habits by making a first draft, not touching it for a day, and then coming back to it with fresh eyes to make your own edits. After doing this a few times, at least until the point that you don't totally hate what you've jotted down, THEN you send it off to somebody to read and critique.
