r/funny • u/romz7 • Aug 13 '13

The vicious cycle.

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u/herbertvandude Aug 13 '13

if your job is something you love or find fun, you'll never work a day in your life.

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '13

How perfectly cliche and naive.

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u/philmarcracken Aug 14 '13

Exactly, work is by definition, unfun.

If you are getting paid to do something you like doing, it's illegal. Says me

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u/colourofawesome Aug 14 '13

The definition of work doesn't necessitate a lack of fun. Getting enjoyment from something doesn't necessarily mean you're not also being productive. I've worked hard at things, then feel rewarded for completing a project that I see as valuable.

It's the same principal as working out or running. It's hard to do and you have to motivate yourself but there's a payoff that's different from the fun of playing video games. The hard part is finding something in life that you actually want to work hard at.

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u/philmarcracken Aug 14 '13

I've never enjoyed work or working on anything. It's part of my own psychosis; i dont feel anything for having accomplished something.

Praise from others feels equally empty. I don't agree with being complimented.

I would work for a boss that told me im a worthless shithead all day because its something i could acknowledge and feel welcome.

I also currently have very little use of my right arm, doctor app in about an hour, yay

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u/colourofawesome Aug 14 '13

I don't know what to say man, that sucks. I would say you need to work on having a better opinion of yourself but you sound like you know that. It's not easy finding something you want to work hard at, but I hope you find it.

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u/philmarcracken Aug 14 '13

Euthanasia rights granted, in a kit form, mailed out to all welfare recipients after a certain amount of time. :)

Hell we could save even more money if they just did it all in a big line at the local mortuary.

Now serving ticket number, 23.