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NFUN posted...

And there's the selection bias. You're seeing people for other things and laziness is a symptom, and people whose laziness is a big enough problem they seek help from it

I know people who are "just lazy" with nothing else going on. Hell, I'd say I qualify as lazy and I fit none of your examples nor think my actual psychological troubles have anything at all to do with it

And I'd argue with about 5 hrs of interaction with a therapist that you'd realize you're wrong

It's also not selection bias because I know many people in my personal life and or at work or whatever who I or they could use "lazy" to describe and it's being caused by something else. It might not be a stereotypical reason why, but something is motivated

If your laziness was a person, and you could ask them why they are present, what would they say. They wouldn't just be like "eh I'm here cause I'm here, no other reason". Feelings don't work like that. Neither do our personalities. We are multifaceted people. We are a collection of traits and parts that formulate a singular entity. We are discrete subpersonalities, each with its own unique viewpoint and qualities. You have "lazy" part, as we all do