where do u draw the line between laziness and the lose of desire?

Answer 1

The difference is, your definition of the terms. Perception is also key as it will define the meaning behind the act. One persons trash = anothers treasure; perception of laziness when the person has really lost the desire.

In short, you must define these terms in the relevance of your context to understand the real difference. Also, maybe consider the grey area here, rather than all (lazy) or nothing (loss of desire). For example, perhaps some desire has been lost, but also there is laziness.

Also, compare your "ideal self" versus "actual self" and look to see if your behaviors are impeding your process to achieve your goals. If your being lazy, this can change...If you have lost the desire, its time to change your goal(s).

Best of Luck

Answer 2

Laziness - When I know I should do something, but I just don't feel like it.
Loss of Desire - When I don't feel the need to do anything.

Generally with laziness, you know it should be done, and that you probably should get it done, but you just don't want to. With the loss of desire, you feel nothing should be done at all.

Or so I think.

Answer 3

Firstly, I am very much impressed with answer given by Danni. To it I want to add that laziness is a state where you do not feel things desreve your attention. While loss of desire is a state where you feel your attention doesnt desreve things.

Answer 4

loss of desire is a medical problem - depression and you should consult a Dr. you know yourself - if you are not a lazy person you will know it= if you have no desire or motivation than again it is depression

Answer 5

Where do you draw the line between "social anxiety" and "I am sorry but you bore me to death"?

People hate rational explanations for why geeks don't do certain things. It's much more fun and easier to diagnose a disorder.