The Benefits Of Day Boredom And Daydreamig

You slowly begin to ascend the giant drop on that roller coaster that you were afraid of as a kid. Closer, and closer, until you finally reach the top. Then all of a sudden... “Hey, Wake up. You need to be doing your work.” Sound familiar? Sometimes you just zone out or daydream whether you are in the middle of class or riding in your car. Sometimes you just can’t control it. For example, you could be studying for a test, the next moment you are talking to a shark wearing a fedora on Mars. Without daydreaming sometimes class would just not be, class. We just have so much to do, we can’t be bored anymore. This means, that without boredom means that there will be no daydreams. Many people in the world believe that you should be bored more often

One might argue, “Boredom can be fun because being bored can lead to daydreaming. And daydreaming can lead to adventures in your mind.” This fact is true, but the counterpart to this is that being bored is just a bad thing overall. Some people who would believe this argument would rather take the risk of abusing drugs just so they could go on some imaginary adventure. Another argument the opposing viewpoint might bring up might be,”Boredom can help you sort out your feelings.” This fact is not true. It is not true because people who can’t cope with boredom have shown increased signs of anxiety. Some people would take the chance just so they could tell somebody that they are happy while at risk of anxiety. The last point that someone who prefers boredom would have would probably be,”Boredom can help you concentrate.” Studies have shown that boredom can help you concentrate. Once again, people are out there who can’t cope with boredom. These people are at risk of making bad decisions. If you had the choice, would you choose to concentrate or would you choose to make bad decisions? Bad decision making can lead to drug abuse which is another factor of being