Groggy voice : Forward-dated to around 7am Monday

[insourarmor]

The English language is in dire need of a word for the feeling that you can't be bothered to do something as taxing as getting out of bed.

The lack of such a word makes communicating difficult some days.

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[pacifisted]

"Lazy."

[insourarmor]

I find that implies there's something recreational you'd rather be doing.

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[nottheanswers]

It's called "depression" sometimes.

[insourarmor]

I hear that flung around a lot as a synonym for being sad.

[nottheanswers]

It's not really as simple as that, though it known to affect one's mood. But more than that, it's a condition characterized by a severe lack of energy.

Of course, I'm not really in a position to diagnose you or anything.

[insourarmor]

[[He gives a small scoff at the use of the word 'diagnose.']]

I'm stressed out, I think. That's all.

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[kept_thepromise]

.... "Fatigued".

[insourarmor]

Not tired.

[kept_thepromise]

Hm... "Enervated" is another good word for it...

But I suppose that kind of means the same as "tired" too.

[wisestcamper]

You mean 'Ennui.'

[insourarmor]

That makes it sound like I'm bored, which is far from the case.

[wisestcamper]

I think it's just a general disinterest in the world.

[insourarmor]

That's... a little closer, I suppose.

Don't text on the bus! That's rude!

[insourarmor]

I don't know. I'm not really tired, but worn is a good word.

Qui-Gon is still the king of rude public transport

[insourarmor]

Nothing terrible's happened too recently.