Depression/Unmotivation Hello /adv/, this is my first post here.

>>17856470

try going to a library or something after school and see if that helps. we often associate our bedrooms and such with rest, and the privacy makes us do things we normally wouldnt (like go on 4chinz).

please keep in mind that most people have this issue. we are meant to take a nap at some point in the day. the sleep cycle we abide is not the best.

so most of us get exhausted and our 'second wind' really isn't much help if its not something dire

>>17856554
Thanks, and I'm aware of this being a common problem. I just find it hard to deal with it, it also depresses me to see other people being able to deal with it and still achieving a lot while I waste my potential and don't get my fat ass out of bed. I think my problem is that I got way too comfortable and find the simplest activities quite impossible to do as "everything is harder than doing nothing". It's this kick in the ass to get going that I need. As I always fall back to the "it's not so important anyways" excuse. And now I'm stressed out about my future and my parents aren't helping, nobody is.
I feel lost.

But hey, at least I started trying(even when I'm put down like today).
So that's a move in the right direction, isn't it?

>>17856591
it is.

like i said, go outside and see if you get more productive. try working in a room that ISNT your room and you might even be productive.

make a to do list and get a reward at the ned. whatever you can do.

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>>17856606
It's always these small things that i hear about, but never follow as I honestly find it useless - but i guess that's a wrong way of thinking.
Thanks for listening, it means a lot.
I'll try my best.

I also started a project recently again - funny because all of my projects die off quickly; I started writing a book, stuck at the 8th chapter for months now, worked on a game (to the book) - quit after the first room. I also draw, but give up when it doesn't look how I imagined it.
But yes, I recently started working on a mod, a huge one.
But this time I don't want to give up and actually finish it.
>pic related, the general ideas I've gathered so far
I try to use it as a way of getting a persistent mindset, and not give up as I always do.

>>17856633

sorry bud wish i can give advice but i dont know how. even if it takes me years, im dedicated to finishing projects.

>>17856639
That's what I try to achieve.
This dedication to a project, or anything that is.
Anyway. I honestly just needed to get that crap off my chest, thanks again for taking your time.

>>17856647

for me its just been intrinsic. a 'must do' sorta thing.

good luck mate. glad i could hel pat least a little bit