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The Lives of lazy People

Updated on November 30, 2024
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Lives of lazy People

I know of a few lazy people the kind who often will use an excuse to get out of work. They pretend to be hard workers, and when it comes to helping at functions, they do not offer their help, instead fake their illnesses.

The local people would help neighbours when there are planned functions.

A usually help with making lunch or coffee, and in making the home look attractive and neat is required.

The Lives of lazy People are not about offering help to others nor do they want to work at any goals.

It is understandable if one has lots to do or other plans with family, and if they have kids to take care of that is not easy to help all day. It is common for people to pretend to be sick or to say that they have a painful back or headache to get away from helping.

When the tough gets going the going gets tough that is how it is with some people. Lazy people are afraid to stand all day or to be energetic and help. Whenever there is a function, she makes an excuse about her health.

Her excuses are as follows:

Her back or arm is sore, or she is not feeling well from a headache.

That woman makes herself incompetent as often as possible, especially if there are loads of work to do. In her way, she gets out of many situations.

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Another time when their homes get cleaned properly is when it is time for spring cleaning. They leave their homes untidy.

Clothing is all over the place except for inside drawers or cupboards.

To find a T-shirt or a pair of jeans is almost impossible. The dust accumulates around the home, and the only visible places appear clean for the visitors.

Lazy people enjoy blaming others for their faults. They will not take responsibility for what goes wrong. The less organized life they have, and with no thought of how it affects their daily lives, is what makes people lazy at times.

For example:

The commonly mentioned such as the following:

''I am out of control with my addiction.''

''What can I do my life is helpless?''

My addiction is killing me, and I have failed to stop it.''

They use the addiction to get out of their bad behaviours.

Smoking is a bad habit and can be stopped if one puts their mind to it. With laziness, smokers do not try hard enough. Laziness leads to many problems in relationships.

The lack of attention to your partner is another lazy habit. Partners who have busy schedules fail to make time for each other. Lazy people do what they can put up with and will not go beyond that life.

It is called unethical.

Lazy people tend to lie to one another. The honest person will go to great lengths to try to get work finished, while the lazy person shows no honesty.

It is like the spoiled kid who does not behave in public and throws tantrums to get what they want without effort.

The lazy person throws tantrums and is not a happy person. Those who work and who make the effort to get along with others are the non-lazy people.

Have you noticed in the workplace of a co-worker often turns up late for work?

Lazy people do not know how to be punctual and are slow to make decisions just like procrastinators. The excuse for them is always a valid one. Even when you know it is a lame excuse.

When lazy people do not use traffic as an excuse it is something about their car that does not work. Also, a flat tyre is another excuse.

The not-so-good feeling is often the excuse for arriving late, or not turning up at all which can make a situation look more serious. In many cases, you are not able to confirm their lies.

The non-lazy person is always on time and shows effort. The lazy person is not on time.

The individual will not even bother to call and let you know if they are coming to you or not. When it comes to laziness it is not easy to make out.

The inner quality of the individual tells you if that person is the lazy one. What makes an individual try, and what makes an individual so genuinely lazy depends on how you understand the lazy person.

Lazy people make an effort if they are threatened by someone.

They do as little as possible, even in the work environment. It is these types of people that would rather not work, but earn some cash while sitting all day on the couch.

If only one individual is required for a certain activity, the person doing this will ask for the unnecessary help of another.

I have seen this happen and it annoyed me. If one person can do the job, why ask for the help of another?

What is the real issue of laziness?

The lack of motivation allows individuals to be lazy. Something holds you back from getting up from that chair.

Sometimes hurt can make you feel lazy. You need to be focused on the problem that is making you feel this way.

Tiredness can bring you down. Being afraid of showing up at an event can make you feel lazy to get up and about with your plans.

Lazy people do not exercise regularly.

The achievements are poor.

The planned diets are not always followed. They do not always do what is on their list. Their activities are chosen and in time are forgotten about.

Lazy people dress differently or untidily and not much thought is put into the way they are dressed.

People without ambitious minds do not have any plans and follow the lazy path. Laziness spreads and makes people like couch potatoes.

Lazy people talk about what inspires them and about their new ideas.

Do not try to get their plans in motion. Interestingly enough the lazy person would take days to start or finish a job.

For example:

In Europe, if one needs a handyman, a bricklayer, a plumber, or an electrician these guys will not come to you as planned. When eventually they do arrive at your home to get the job done, it would still take several days, or sometimes even months to complete.

That can be frustrating.

It is a today or tomorrow issue that hardly gets to be completed. Often the lazy person will not go forward; they fail to see what is wrong with their lazy behaviour.

Laziness pulls them back and watching television is another bad habit, and prolonging the task is not a good actor either.

A television in the bedroom lures laziness immediately.

No effort, no work, and no social life mean more lazy people around you.

Making an excuse for one’s health not being good enough to help should not be the way of getting out of work.

Be true to yourself.

I have come across many lazy individuals who think using their health as an excuse is the best way to get out of helping others in need.

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This content is accurate and true to the best of the author’s knowledge and is not meant to substitute for formal and individualized advice from a qualified professional.

© 2014 Devika Primić

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