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Re:Maybe You're Not Actually Trying by blfr on Sunday November 16, 2025 @10:05AM (#45945630)
This is ozempic territory: a technical solution to your own shortcomings is most effective.

I have solved all my issues with doing house chores with wireless headphones, tablet, and youtube @ 2x speed. Sure, it means that I can't load my dishwasher until I find something half-decent to listen/watch but once I do find it, I have 10-50 minutes of just pure closing. Dishwasher loaded, countertops empty, new load of laundry, dry clothes in the closet, gym bag packed, trash taken out. Frankly, kinda enjoy it now.

Re:Maybe You're Not Actually Trying by hombre_fatal on Sunday November 16, 2025 @10:44AM (#45945909)
This is me. Finally buying some bluetooth headphones 15 years ago changed my life. I finally became a person who cooks every meal, cleans everything, does chores, and exercises daily, even pushes around the house.

I like listening to debates since they are the most stimulating. So long as I can find a good one, I’m about to make dinner and unload the dishwasher.

An audiobook that’s good enough can be so captivating that I run out of things to do while listening to it.

I have pretty extreme adhd which might be related. But I’m just glad I bought those headphones back then.

Re:Maybe You're Not Actually Trying by HWR_14 on Sunday November 16, 2025 @11:13AM (#45946144)
What are the sources of stimulating debates you've found?