I just don't care anymore.

[timendres 5,640]

Just now, Liverpoolfan said:

sorry to hear that mate.

Must have been terrible. 

 

Stay safe pal!.

Thank you. Sometimes we need perspective on what is a real problem, and what is a mere annoyance.

[saakura 4,466]

36 minutes ago, cyril sneer said:

yes i'm gaining weight and have stopped exercising too. my day consists of eating, sleeping, drinking until i pass out. i don't read though, unless internet counts.

 

problem for me is that i'd be doing exactly the same even if we didn't have covid (apart from watching live sports)

Hope you stocked up well, alcohol will not be sold today onwards for 10 days

[poohy 5,757]

3 minutes ago, CharlieH said:

Well if beer and girls is your only or prioritized focus I suggest you have bigger concerns.

 

I would rather be in Thailand right now than a number of other countries in this crisis.

 

As he said if you are locked in does it matter where you are?

i am supposed to be in UK but had to stay here ,

Uk seems more dangerous on the face of it ......but who really knows

If anything did happen medical is better there  (oh and beer and wine freely available unlike here )

 

At least i have my dogs here which is a plus

[steven100 16,096]

11 minutes ago, timendres said:

I stopped caring 30 years ago when my daughter died in her first year of life. But I did not let that stop me from enjoying each day that I was given and she was not.

very sad to hear that. Life can be so cruel at times and we never know why. keep going forward.

 

 

Edited April 10 by steven100

[Mops59 100]

Get a hobby.  Play games online in competition with strangers like Wordfeud, chess, checkers, etc.

Pick up Thai cooking. Keeps you busy. Some dishes like omelet are really easy to make. Watch videos of cooking thai food on youtube. Gets you out of the house when you go for groceries and it is cheap. And stop drinking. It makes you feel miserable more and more anytime the boose is out of your system.

 

[CGW 9,003]

39 minutes ago, Pilotman said:

Yes. kind of. to all that.  In the absence of gym and coffee with friends, I undertake small tasks around the house, just to keep my legs moving.  the pool has never been cleaner.  But yes, I know I am eating too much and drinking more that I used to and more than is really good for me. My wife is stuck at her Mothers house in the north, so its just me, which is also not too good for long periods of time.  Not sleeping too well either.  The highlights are the all too brief trips to Tesco or Big C for the most trivial of items, just to get out. Rather defeats the objective I know.  

Feel for you staying alone! after a few days of my own company I would be going crazy! as it is my wife has to put up with me, have to say she doesn't seem to be her happy go lucky cheerful self anymore? 

Something must be depressing her 

[Liverpoolfan 2,527]

1 minute ago, Mops59 said:

Get a hobby. 

 

What's the point though?

[ChipButty 9,974]

14 minutes ago, Enzian said:

The OP seems to be getting close to clinical depression, which is very real but also treatable. I know. Doctors can actually help.

I know a girl that can help

[canthai55 4,462]

Poor You. Want some perspective ? Watch this ...

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11160666/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

[Traubert 3,956]

5 minutes ago, Liverpoolfan said:

What's the point though?

You might forget you're a scouser.

[owl sees all 6,135]

2 minutes ago, Mops59 said:

Get a hobby.  Play games online in competition with strangers like Wordfeud, chess, checkers, etc.

Pick up Thai cooking. Keeps you busy. Some dishes like omelet are really easy to make. Watch videos of cooking thai food on youtube. Gets you out of the house when you go for groceries and it is cheap. And stop drinking. It makes you feel miserable more and more anytime the boose is out of your system.

 

Chess and tree planting. The way to go.

 

Just played a couple of games and later today will plant 90 (or so) eucalyptus trees.

 

Keep fit with two 6kg weights using the micro method. Keep telling the wife you love her; or you'll have to make your own tea, or pour your own beer.

[BritManToo 36,578]

57 minutes ago, Liverpoolfan said:

Anybody else feeling this way?

 anyone managing to stay positive despite all the obvious signs of catastrophe on the horizon?

The worse off everyone else is, the more buying power us with savings and pensions have.

I'll be able to buy myself a younger prettier gf (or two) when this isolation is over.

 

(always look on the bright side of life!)

Edited April 10 by BritManToo

[cmsally 6,018]

You need to focus on the process rather than the end point.

Maybe delve into some philosophy - at the very least you could start to question , what is the point of thinking "what is the point".

[tropo 8,808]

52 minutes ago, robblok said:

Totally opposite of you. I always work from home. Now sports more in my home gym, eat healthier then before. 

 

Life is what you make of it. But maybe because I am not a bar type my life is good. If you need bars and girls and stuff like that your in trouble now. 

 

It's the same for me. I'm always at home anyway. The only difference is the times I shop for groceries (used to go late at night), and no more eating out, which was only once or twice a week anyway.

 

As for eating healthier than before? Why has that changed for you? Are you trying to boost your immune system?

 

No Songkran this year, that's a plus.

Edited April 10 by tropo

[totally thaied up 2,529]

I suffer a serious mental illness, so before all this came along, most my time was spent at home with occasional trip to a coffee shop or a ride in the mountains on my motorcycle. My wife tends to look after me and I am still only young (50). My life has not changed much; you should try to exercise somewhat. I have a spin bike and do a few hours a day on it. It makes me feel better. I fight both with Mania and Depression. When I am manic, I cannot stop. When depressed, weeks in bed at a time. I read a lot and listen to Audio books almost every day. I try not to follow to much news as it makes me depressed, and having a depressive disorder just makes it all the worse. Just moving about is important.

 

So my life is not too badly affected. Hardest part is keeping a healthy mindset with all this bad news. We are at this stage lucky to be in Thailand. I would hate to be in the US, Europe or England now. This will all be over one day and everyone will be able to get back to a life again but maybe with a few extra restrictions. Covid-19 is going to be with us for a long time, so we better get use to it. I feel that a lot of people may be stressed at this stage and peoples mental health is going to suffer.