>burned out on all my vidya >don't want to watch any

I'd say it's typical. Notice the people you've known in your life. They're always distracting themselves with some kind of stimulus. Few people feel comfortable disengaging and embracing nothing. If you meditate, this becomes more tolerable and it can help you recognize why nothingness makes you feel so shitty.

>>35080869
Go make a thing. Grab a block of wood and a knife and start carving.

>>35081235
>reccommending a repetitive hobby
you sadistic individual. Don't you realize most people here are on the spectrum

OP should try hiking

>>35081292
*recommending

>Is it typical for a person to get really negative when they have nothing to distract them?

Yes. The base state is discomfort. That's why we keep striving the whole time, in between the womb and the tomb.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8t9HaH7Iiic

When I'm like that and alone at home I start walking around and talking to the mirrors. It's pretty comfy.

I hate when I'm in your situation and with people at home, like right now, but loneliness is pretty soothing for me.

>>35080869
are you also a neet?

also how old? these are all factors

>>35081292
I thought autists liked repetitive things?

>>35081235
Or just your arm