We Complain About Being Busy While Scrolling Through 3 Hours of Reels Daily
We Complain About Being Busy While Scrolling Through 3 Hours of Reels Daily There was once a time when being “busy” meant raising children, building businesses, surviving wars, or at minimum doing something more impressive than watching a shirtless man explain “three habits of highly masculine people” while standing in a rented Lamborghini. Now everyone claims to be overwhelmed—utterly buried, crushed by responsibility, hanging on by a thread—despite possessing the daily schedule of a Victorian aristocrat with Wi-Fi. Apparently modern adults are so desperately overworked they can’t answer one text for four days… yet somehow have encyclopedic knowledge of every influencer breakup, every restaurant opening, every gym bro scandal, and the complete life story of a woman whose entire content strategy is pointing at floating text in her kitchen. Interesting. The average person today insists they have “no time.” No time to exercise. No time to cook. No time to read. No time t...