If You're Bored then You're...Probably Annoying Me...

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eugenius

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Personally there is not enough time or money for the amount of things I want to do in life. I am never bored. Bored people confuse/annoy me too.
 

Kreation

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My sister called me this morning, and the second thing (after "Hey") that she said was, "I'm so bored! Fix it!"

Maybe this is just a pet peeve of mine; bored/boring people. Maybe I'm just talented at occupying myself. Maybe these bored/boring people are just being lazy.

Whatever the case, I kind of snapped at her- this is not the first time she's done this. In fact, it's a nearly daily event. She calls me because she's bored. And I can't make any sense of it, because she's a mom of a five year old, she recently moved into a new place, she has an energetic dog, and she lives in town where there are numerous things to do.

Maybe this is so irritating to me because I see online all the time younger people talking about how bored they are.

And then the excuses! People give them ideas, and they argue that they can't do any of "that stuff" because of such-and-such a reason. With the exception of being physically unable to get up and do something, IS there any valid reason not to? All the time?

There is a certain level of laziness/boredom that I can tolerate patiently from others- and even less tolerance for myself and my family. I purposely don't surround myself with bored people. I would, in fact, say I discriminate against them to some degree.

Do constant complaints of boredom/lack of desire to GET UP and do something bother anyone else?

Maybe your sister feels isolated being an at home mum. I'm guessing you are single and free?
 
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MissCris

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#63
Maybe your sister feels isolated being an at home mum. I'm guessing you are single and free?
Heh, no...I live in the middle of nowhere, as a stay-at-home mom of a 2 1/2 year old and a 7 month old. Married for 8 years.
 
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Jullianna

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#64
If I was dumb enough to say I was bored when I was a kid my folks would find something for me to do...something I really didn't like. The only time I'm bored is when I'm around boring people. I know that sounds mean, but I'm not gonna lie about it. :D
 

Blain

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Aug 28, 2012
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#65
My sister called me this morning, and the second thing (after "Hey") that she said was, "I'm so bored! Fix it!"

Maybe this is just a pet peeve of mine; bored/boring people. Maybe I'm just talented at occupying myself. Maybe these bored/boring people are just being lazy.

Whatever the case, I kind of snapped at her- this is not the first time she's done this. In fact, it's a nearly daily event. She calls me because she's bored. And I can't make any sense of it, because she's a mom of a five year old, she recently moved into a new place, she has an energetic dog, and she lives in town where there are numerous things to do.

Maybe this is so irritating to me because I see online all the time younger people talking about how bored they are.

And then the excuses! People give them ideas, and they argue that they can't do any of "that stuff" because of such-and-such a reason. With the exception of being physically unable to get up and do something, IS there any valid reason not to? All the time?

There is a certain level of laziness/boredom that I can tolerate patiently from others- and even less tolerance for myself and my family. I purposely don't surround myself with bored people. I would, in fact, say I discriminate against them to some degree.

Do constant complaints of boredom/lack of desire to GET UP and do something bother anyone else?
umm no if people are bored getting annoyed by it doesn't do anyone any good. I get bored sometimes, for the life of me when this happens I cannot get out of it. Of course it does annoy me when my sister is so lazy she won't even get up to get the remote five feet away and makes me do it