Laziness

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Take steps towards building a busy routine. Maybe clean the house or your room every Wednesday, no skipping. Remind others to do things like removing their shoes when entering the house, and then talk to people around you, see if they need any help with whatever.

Once you've done that and successfully become active, you can sit down one night and think about things you want to do. Eat an apple pie, certain kind of ice cream, bike around the neighborhood, visit the library, go hiking.

>Stop jacking off

>Look at videos of miserable shits or visit a furry fetishist website, that will scare you straight

>Eat better

>Take vitamins and get at least 20 minutes of sunlight a day. Vitamin C, Vitamin D, and B vitamins are necessary for feeling active and productive.

>Get a good night's sleep.

>Stop looking at porn

>Always ask yourself "What can I do right now that would be more productive than what I'm currently doing?"

>Think about your desires, and then work on achieving them. Want a girlfriend? Start working out, go on okcupid or tinder, and practice flirting with random girls.

>>16856438
Im this but at university, i've lost pretty much all motivation to do fucking anything except sit at my desk and play video games.

>Be a game dev course
>Keep falling behind and cant catch up
>Whats the point

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrttMT4HwiY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMnMp-d5pKs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7wQSFSDR_4

>>16856493
Are you me? Although in my case I can't even motivate myself to play video games most of the time.
But honestly, I'm falling behind and if I don't catch up soon, I'll have fucked everything up.
The only work I'm still getting done is for my game production project, and that's only because it's a team project and I can't bare to let my other people down.