If You Always Skip it, Why is it In Your Routine?

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What part of your routine do you always try to skip if you can?

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Dumb question alert.

If you always try to skip one step in your regular routine, why is it part of your routine? If you always try to skip it, why not just delete it from your to-do list and have done with it? Are you a child who doesn’t get to set their own routine? If that’s the case then the question might make some sense, but if you’re an adult? If you are an adult and there is something in your routine that you actually try to skip, just don’t keep it in your routine. Simple.

Did A.I. come up with this question?

There are a lot of things I’d like to skip. I’d like to not have to exercise every day. I’d like to just roll out of bed and be lazy. I can’t though because if I do my recently redesigned innards will fall apart and I’ll destroy what healthiness I have right now. Same with my daily vitamins and tracking my food and drink and all that fun stuff. If I skip one of those daily routine steps then I get sick and I really don’t wan to get sick. That’s literally why these things are part of the routine, dig? Otherwise they wouldn’t be in the routine. That’s why I don’t try to skip any of those things.

I mean.. duh, right? I’m not taking crazy pills or anything, am I?

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One thought on “If You Always Skip it, Why is it In Your Routine?”

  1. I see where you’re coming from but I’d argue that some people have different sets of routines for different situations. For example, my workday routine is different from my off-day routine. My life doesn’t unravel when I switch between the two modes, and I’d still consider them my routines because both are done regularly (though one more often than the other).

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