[QUOTE="Sandvichman"][QUOTE="Necrifer"]Yes. They choose to be lazy. And if they really didn't want to be lazy, then they could stop.
rawsavon
Changing a lifestyle is not easy, yo. He did not say it was easy in his post. Though, TBH, change is not nearly as hard as people make it out to be. ...they usually just enjoy being comfortable in their ways too much. Not that there is anything wrong with that. The only thing that bothers me is when people b**** and moan about stuff they could changeWell put. I also think environment and ones situation in life had a lot to do with it. Until recently I lived in Michigan. Work was at an all time low, so all I did was sit at home and play video games for weeks at a time. I never helped around the house, my own personal living space was a mess.
Finally decided enough was enough. I moved down to Arizona with a friend, got a nice apartment, going through a series of job interviews for a good job, and in the meantime doing what I can to be useful. Not because I feel I owe my friend, who has helped me out immensly, but because I want to. This place is my home now, it's mine. I find when something is yours, when you don't have to answer to anyone but yourself, you tend to be far less lazy about things.
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