/lit/ - Literature

>>22595892
You got to quit this place and take on a project

>>22595892
Literally me if I sit on my phone after work. 5 hours just vanish

>>22595931
>phone
I don't understand how or why normalfags do this. They're uncomfortable to hold for long periods of time, and typing on them is just obnoxious. I guess you just can't help it if you're retarded and don't know any better.

>>22595892
I will paypal you today $10 if you review this:

https://jason-bryan.com/smurfette-breaking-blue/

And if you tell me each part where the story lost you, and where I need to add more frames and add some thought bubbles and captions so you know what is going on in the story?

/lit/ needs to jump on and help the momentum here, we have so much talent but so little teamwork

The computer/phone is the problem. Try going a few days without it and watch as your brain suddenly has the resources to do something else.

>>22595928
amassing viewers is less fun than you think

>day
I'm a bat tho.

>>22595892
Disconnect from all electronics.

>>22595892
literally me

>>22595984
Goddamnit, I recognized this as the problem years ago and I still retardedly bought a new computer the other day.

>>22596068
My strategy is to go completely cold turkey for a while, maybe even months, and then re-introduce it into my life but within strict guidelines: limited to one phase of the day, at least a couple of days a week completely without them, etc.

I sincerely believe in managing it like an addiction. I used to laugh at recovering addicts who would refuse to even be near the stuff that tempts them, but now I get it, it's this autopilot mode that you enter that completely disrupts your ability to self-regulate. If I'm forced by circumstances to be without devices I immediately become productive and my depression goes away, then I turn this thing on and I time travel 4 months into the future without having done anything.

>>22595963
Because lying in bed is more comfy than sitting hunched over in my chair.

>>22596137
>>22596068
My strategy is to go completely cold turkey for a while, maybe even months, and then re-introduce it into my life but within strict guidelines: limited to one phase of the day, at least a couple of days a week completely without them, etc.

I sincerely believe in managing it like an addiction. I used to laugh at recovering addicts who would refuse to even be near the stuff that tempts them, but now I get it, it's this autopilot mode that you enter that completely disrupts your ability to self-regulate. If I'm forced by circumstances to be without devices I immediately become productive and my depression goes away, then I turn this thing on and I time travel 4 months into the future without having done anything.

>>22595971
I'll take you up on the offer. I'd rather you just shill my stuff once it's ready to publish on Royal Road though