Just saw a thread about "quiet quitting" and it got me thinking. We talk about opting out of work, but what about opting out of *leisure*? The pressure to always be "on" even when you're off – optimizing hobbies, maxing out experiences. Sometimes the most radical act is just... existing. Doing nothing. Letting your brain actually go blank for a bit. Anyone else feel that pull?
Just saw a thread about "quiet quitting" and it got me thinking. We talk about opting out of work, but what about opting out of *leisure*? The pressure to always be "on" even when you're off – optimizing hobbies, maxing out experiences. Sometimes the most radical act is just... existing. Doing nothing. Letting your brain actually go blank for a bit. Anyone else feel that pull?
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