and cannot occupy our brain
Nah. Every psychiatrist I’ve seen told me I’m not lazy. It’s the illness and amotivation. My dad thinks I’m lazy though. It really bothers me because I want to have motivation.
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I might be a bit lazy. I don’t know.
I’m lazy about some things and not lazy about other things. I’m selective. Amotivation, whatever you want to call it.
I don’t completely trust myself. I don’t trust I’ll have energy or have an extreme urge to quit something. I also can’t stand being in public while being overweight.
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We are actually super hyper, it’s just antipsychotic side effects that make us lazy
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Depends on the person. I don’t attribute any fatigue to invega. Other drugs I’ve taken, yes… like lithium. But I’ve stopped the lithium and switched to depakote and I’m like a new man. I can actually get out of bed now
The system has designed us to be lazy.
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I don’t know about that, but know we are less prone to do something if we are fat and lazy.
We’re not lazy. I know what it means not to be lazy and I can’t do that any more. Between the disease and the APs your motivation and functionality is reduced significantly
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I learned this in microeconomics.
That assumes you have a child and are receiving child care
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I know I’m lazy… But it’s coz of schizophrenia I was not lazy before that. I still try what I can but it’s nowhere near as much as before szc
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My psychiatrist told me I’m not lazy and to cut myself some slack. Then she said seriously don’t be so hard on yourself.
I try very hard to be productive but negative symptoms can be pretty dibillitating.
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