Laziness

I like to chill, but I always do what needs to be done, so I guess I'm in the middle?

 

I'm super lazy.

I really should get things done, but I rather sit around doing nothing productive.

 

Let's see...

I sit in my bed with a computer all day, getting up only for food and other things, and I procrastinate way too much.
I'm probably the laziest in my family.
Or of anyone I know, actually...

 

I'm somewhat lazy at home, I'll procrastinate what I need to do and goof around on my computer instead. Until I get bored and just buckle down to take care of what I need to.
At work however, I'm one of the best workers and am known for being a very hard worker.

 

I'm very lazy. I'm also a slob. But, I don't think these are bad habits, because I tend to get work done much quicker so that I can get back to procrastinating. I dunno, maybe I'm just trying to justify my laziness~

I prefer to lay on my bed all day. I probably spend about 4/5ths of my weekends on my bed~

 

I am probably the most lazy-ass person you will ever meet. I mean, I can work hard, and my grades are fine, blah blah blah. But at home, I will literally not get my butt off the bed unless there's an emergency.
#MissingNo

 

I'm productively lazy.
Productive in the fact that I'm lying down drawing 90% of my home life but lazy in the fact that's all I'll be doing hahah.

 

When I am lazy I dont do anything at all, I just forget about eating and just type away, like I am doing right now! I am a messy son of a gun.

 

Me? Lazy? You must be joking.

Granted, I will inadvertently slip into sluggish or lazy habits, but I always need to be doing something. If nothing gets done, I do not progress, and it can get to points where a lack of progress/getting anything done will make me physically unwell (not just mentally). In essence, being productive and active is good for my health, not just my sense of well-being.

The hardest part is forcing myself awake in the morning, but after that I'm absolutely fine.

 

I'm guilty.
Most of the time I do my routine of stretching, squats before I plop my lazy self on the sac and onto the computer I go!

 

My laziness levels are pretty average. I'll do what needs to be done, but if I get the chance then I'll gladly sit on my bed and be unproductive. The exception to this is if someone I know needs help. It makes me feel better to help out than to sit around doing nothing

 

If there's something to do during the day, like my karate, I will do it. Voluntarily, though, I won't do much. Although it does drive me a little bit crazy when I've been on the electronics so much I actually get sick of them, so I go outside and ride my bike for hours or something. So, my schedule is like: lazy, intense activity, repeat.
#MissingNo

 

I am terribly lazy and sometimes only occasionally lazy.
I just find doing chores too taxing sometimes,

Mentally and emotionally.

I am trying to be more motivated slowly however.

 

I am lazy to a point. When people ask me why I do things right the first time and why I pay so much attention to detail, I say "It's because I'm lazy by nature. I do it right the first time so that I don't have to waste my time and effort doing it again later. I get things out of the way first thing so that I have more time to what I want to do." Some may debate that as being lazy, but you wouldn't if you saw me at home lol!

 

I usually end up skipping 'get things out of the way first' and go straight to the hobby xD
I should really stop doing that...

 

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I really like to relax at the point of being lazy. Sofa, Bed, Floor, Shower, i can stay lazy in almost everyplace XD. Yes, it is a bad habit but I enjoy it a lot.
Shouldn't be proud? Stop lying to yourself, being lazy is an skill that just only some can dominate properly

You little cutie . I am giving you my post number 2000!!!

 

I consider it lazy when people refuse to do something to the point that it either doesn't get done, somebody else has to do it, or it causes a some sort of delay when there is no reasonable reason for it. I get what I set out to done and do it in a timely fashion should it need to be done ergo I don't consider myself lazy despite rarely getting off the couch.

 

I'm incredibly lazy and I have a massive procrastination habit. Somedays I have to force myself to get out of bed, that's how little I want to move at times.
Even getting a drawing finished is a challenge for me because I'd rather watch tv all day and listen to music.

 

I think I count as lazy, at least most of the time. I'm a huge procrastinator - my work ethic is basically "when I feel like it" or "when someone's breathing down my neck about it." Otherwise I just sit around online and waste my day.