1). Talking about weather. (It’s going to rain, snow, be sunny or cloudy. A tornado, tsunami, or sand storm will be a possibility. Highest probability depending on geography: Rain or Shine).

2). Sitting around watching television. (They’ve made shows about every possible scenario you can imagine. It’s happy, sad, scary or indifferent. They just switch up the antagonists from series to series).

3). Talking about what regular people are doing. (Paying bills, staying alive, eating food. Building businesses or taking care of family and wellbeing. Scrolling social media, or watching what wealthy people do, which is a glorified version of what they’re already doing by watching them do it, but with more disposable income).

4). Partying. (Celebrating genuine progress and success, or running from your deepest fear or calling in life).

5). Pretending I enjoy something I actually dislike. (I’m not as bad as I sound. Just not the best at faking the funk for the sake of continuity or convenience. Also, my bluntness can often be misconstrued as lack of empathy. I understand feeling and emotion is necessary. Humans are human. I’m just answering the prompt, instead of dancing around it. Pretending to have perfect alignment with society would be doing you a disservice).

6). Talking incessantly. (Once I reach my limits on a given topic, I need to sit with what I’ve read, what I have written, or discussed or what I will write, and discuss in the future. I also need to think about if I’m learning from mistakes or stuck in a perpetual state of insanity).

The list would be longer but I don’t feel like adding what fits into these categories as a subcategory.

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