title gave me illegally high expectations of the posts i could make in this thread and now i demand justice
I'm willing to pretend this is about cheating if you are.
Wearing the fitbit allow to detect the hip movement and translate it into a score, it also detect proximity so we know who is going hip to hip.
Now about you. It's okay you don't have to wear it, when it's inside you it's not wear it, I understand that you are ashamed of not wearing it since it's inside, you should not be ashamed to put it inside, everybody has his fantasy, nobody is judging you.
Well nobody except nintendo terms of service.
What the fuck is a fitbit?
This a good link, but it's a little worrying that even the guy was struggling to achieve it.
I'm of the opinion that splitting your focus on multiple projects decreases the chances of completing any of them. Having a mental cue of lined up future projects is great though. Plus, the act of waiting tends to separate the good ideas from the bad.
Yeah I think so too but side projects are so fun
I agree waiting is a great filter, if you have the same idea for a few years it feels easier dedicating your time too it. It sucks though that the idea I'm cheating on now is something I've been daydreaming about for years.
I had the same kind of issues when exams caused me to take some time away from a game. In my experience, it was just a hump to get over. A few days of pushing myself to work on the old game always put me back in the flow.
I guess the morale of the story is self discipline? Sounds reasonable, and I guess should of been the obvious answer.
Do you ever have thoughts that as soon as you have them you feel guilty?
Yeah; turns out a lot of people do this. I don't know what the technical term for it is but an old therapist friend of mine called them invasive thoughts - like when you're driving and you think "I could just turn into oncoming traffic right now and- what the fuck am I saying?" They're fairly normal and strangely not too bad of a sign, as long as they don't happen
too often..
That's how I reconcile those with myself, I just identify them as invasive and ask them to kindly leave.
Huh, thats p interesting. And yeah I feel those suicidal instants sometimes, like when I'm at the edge of something tall and I'm like, "jumping would be so easy and satisfying", and then realise how dumb that is.