/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>41939598
Here's an example of a perspective: you have an entire free week, of which you can fill with any activity you want. So you do that. Right about every day is filled with movies, games and fitness. From the outside, one may interpret that as you being "cluttered" with no free time, and you go to bed exhausted. But you know better. You're cramming as much fun in one day as possible, then you fall asleep pleasantly exhausted, knowing you'll get your second cake too.

Right now, you are in an excellent position to do the above (and any other hobbies) for 3 reasons: you're not pressured into anything, and your relatives aren't pressuring you into anything. If you missed a train, do you stamp your foot until the next one arrives? That's a gigantic waste of time. Someone telling you to not enjoy anything between the trains is somehow even dumber than someone who missed the train.

And Anon, people aren't gonna complain jack shit about you if they see / hear you doing fitness and your hobbies in the evening.