How old were you when you first started to refer to others as being "lazy"? 40+, 50+, or 60+?
Is it a grouchy old person thing?
cherokeepatti · 70-79, F
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Frostcloud · F
i mean, there's lazy people out there for sure but it's literally never something to he a grouch about imo. they usually have adhd or depression and are struggling. or are self absorbed and selfish, which is the thing to be annoyed about. bc lazy people will deal with the discomfort to help their loved ones
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CountScrofula · 46-50, M
I don't. I think that is, ironically, a lazy way to think of how others operate.
HumbleGuy · M
@CountScrofula I think this is, ironically, a lazy way to troll.
How old were you when you started being lazy?
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SnailTeeth · 41-45, M
No, it's a lack of initiative. If you don't take initiative, you're lazy. It's not that nebulous of a concept.
HumbleGuy · M
@SnailTeeth 🙄 I did not ask for your definition of lazy, but If I am "not willing" to jump off a bridge overpass into heavy speeding truck traffic, does that make me lazy?
SnailTeeth · 41-45, M
@HumbleGuy I've referred to others as lazy my entire life, I doubt most people can think of a more common word for that type of behavior. Thus, everyone's likely used that as their word of reference for their entire lives. Just because you haven't used a word yet, doesn't mean that wouldn't be the word you would've used.
Thank you for pointing out the semantic flaw in my initial statements. I will simply redact the "not willing" section.
Thank you for pointing out the semantic flaw in my initial statements. I will simply redact the "not willing" section.
bijouxbroussard · F