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Ok guys this question has been on my mind for a LONG time.
When someone says, "Get out and DO something!"
What am I supposed to do? I never understand. My town really isn't the most eventful...and the events we do have are for older-folk (55+).
It's about an hour commute to any other city where events happen, but I'm not a huge advocate for long commutes.
I don't know. It's not like I don't want to go out and have fun/do something, it's just that there isn't anything around to DO.
I know asking this question on 4chan is ironic, but I'd love to hear you guys' opinion on the matter.
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>>18038828
Speed bump
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>>18038828
you have decided there is nothing to do and you are unwilling to travel a whole hour to do something, so we can't help, nor can anyone else.
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An hour is not a long commute, and if you take public transport it flies by in no time. You're just finding excuses to not do shit.
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>>18038828
>people keep telling you to go out and do something
>but theres nothing to do
>so they're just being hypocrites doing nothing all their lives
uh huh.
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>>18038828
They probably mean go out with friend even doing nothing like watching a movie or just drink a beer
Maybe they just want you to empty the dishwasher
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I guess what I'm asking is what is usually meant by "doing" something
I'm going to school, I have a part time job, and I go to the gym like 3 days a week.
I just don't understand it what else I could be "doing"
I would go out with friends but their schedules never mesh with mine, nor are they a convenient distance. When they come to town or I find time to drive up there it's awesome.
I guess what I'm asking is what are some things that I can do by myself? I sometimes go to the bookstore, but even that gets dry.
Sorry if I seem like a smartass or stubborn but I'm genuinely confused.
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