Why do I feel guilty for enjoying boring weekends at home?

[Ad_Quid_Orator]

Maybe you feel you should be doing something productive. I've felt that way until recently and writing the script for a Black History Month video blog made me feel a bit more satisfied.

[joeldalton]

Do you have fomo?

[Jjpayne]

I think it's good to get out in someway. I'd personally recommend, going shopping for something during your time off. Even if it's just to buy some cheap snacks to just get out of the house and walk around for a bit or even just go for a little walk. Doing something like for an hour can effect the rest of your day making you feel better. It's what I do and it works me and breaks up binge watching tv and playing video games

[jennifer_bloom]

I never leave the house unless I am seeing a doctor but I consider myself very lucky because I have a cell phone and a lap top and a washroom when people in foreign countries are starving and living in huts.

[NathanDavis]

If you live in a wonderful place with mountains, forests and spectacular landscapes in general, I envy you... lol

Here all I see is concrete and that's just not that appealing to me.

[RHK36]

Are you comparing your life to others? Not sure why you would or should feel guilty. However you spend your time to relax shouldn't matter if it makes you relax, you certainly shouldn't feel guilty.

[Marco10]

Do whatever makes you happy. Nothing’s wrong with spending time indoors. I do it pretty often and it feels better than going out. If not with the right people, going out is draining.

[Alexa703]

Cause you don’t like to stop other runs. Plus outdoors can be by the pool side.

[bklynbadboy1]

Why do you feel guilty you work hard all week you deserve some time to relax

[krin_m]

I love both. There are times when Ijust want to lounge at home and I love it.

[COMMODOREII]

Sometimes you earned a day of rest.