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Bored
Hello, thanks for considering my question.
I have nearly finished Secondary School but lately I have been finding myself BORED. I am tired everyday and just look forward until the end of school and I know this attitude is bad to have. I have been feeling really weird lately; tired, hungry but not hungry at the same time, a rollercoaster of emotions and a lack of enthusiasm. I have been sleeping a lot more than usual and my body for the past few weeks has been feeling low. My emotions have been a wreck and I just want to get out of school, out of my home and just do something. But I feel so wrong, bored, exhausted and irksome for the past 2 weeks.
In fact, I don't know what I want from this question. Advice? Just to put it out there? I'm struggling and I know I am going to endure it for the next 2 years. Garghsndmdndbdkdnfnd
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You share lots of how you are feeling but not as to what some of your life situations are that may be contributing to it. That makes it hard to give you a satisfactory answer. If you are a teen, some teens can go through another big growth spurt and as a result find themselve quite tired for a while. Lacking a good diet and enought vitamins and minerals to fuel your body can do that too.
As for boredom for no apparent reason, try something new, make a new friend, try a new hobbie, you may have to try lots of things til you find something that captivates your attention. Also when bored with time on your hands, it can help to volunteer time. My volunteering is done by giving advice on this column and it is rewarding for me. You might check what agencies in your area still need volunteer help for Christmas, to help wrap gifts for needy families, in soup kitchens or meals for the homelesss. I have gone to some and have found kids of school age with their parents scooping food to put on a persons plate, all the way up to grand parent age. Anyone can help in something like that. When life has no purpose to you, or you lack any goals to head towards, you can feel bored. Lets say you want to be as healthy as possible, so you check out recipes using health food items and learn to prepare them, learn meditation or yoga. The time spent learning this stuff can easily take away boredom because your mind has something to focus on. Hope this helps. If not, be more specific as to what is going on in your life so we can try to help.
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