What is the point of procrastination? I have had most all of this weekend completely free of distractions and things to do, yet I still decide to not do most of my school work till today. The day of rest. Why do people procrastinate? Are they just used to being forced to do stuff and as such force themselves to work by having the deadline come close? I could have done all my work yesterday and have Saturday to do absolutely nothing, yet I decided the opposite. Is the act of procrastinating something that I do to alleviate the pressure of boredom? I want to say that's too far-fetched to be plausible, but it's starting to make sense as I keep thinking about it. Oh well. Just four more abysmal days and then I have a month of not knowing what to do. Don't get me wrong, I love the break and the holidays, but school adds a sort of structure to my days that makes it easier to believe that the days on the calendar are moving forward. When I wake up into a day with absolutely nothing that I have to do, I feel almost lost. I don't plan out my days, but I like to have an idea of what I'll be doing (On a side note, I also turn into a lost puppy when people aren't somewhere exactly on time/are difficult to get into contact with).
It could just be OCD, but life is more fun than that
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