Solitary or Anti-Social? Inconsiderate?

Disclaimer: Read at your own discretion. The events in this story are merely fictional for enteretainment purposes. This is a a form of expression and is not meant to be taken seriously.

You get home after a long day of work. You get home from a long day of school. Whatever it is it doesn't change. It's one of those days and your exhausted.

I love my job and the people I'm with but I can't help but be tired. I do it on purpose. I like to be productive and progressing each and everyday.  I hate working out, but I do it for two reasons. One of those reasons is so that I can sleep, and the other is so I don't blow up.

It's one of those days and your exhausted. What do you do?

I believe most people prefer to go home, watch TV, cook and eat dinner. Then go to sleep. If it's one of those days you might sip an alcoholic beverage or two...( OR THREE...Muwahahaha)

I value life to be short and time to be valuable. I consider all the things I love to do.
1. Do you go hangout your colleagues?
2. Do you play guitar? (write a song)
3. Get involved with your local religious community? (Bible study or Small faith groups)
4. Golf lessons for business, exercise, and recreation?
5. See a shrink?
6. Call your mom? (This one should be considered first)
7. Exercise
8. Call your brother and friends from Austin?
9. Social Media

The Bottome Line: All the things you love seem like work. Things that you ought to do, but can't because everything seems like a burden with people by this time. Strange isn't it. I can't help but feel guilty if I do, guilty if I don't.

1. Collegues? (Don't poop where you eat) Let's face it you can't talk politics, religion or anything that might ruin a relationship with the people you spend most of your day with.

2. Guitar? Viable option
3. Religion? Face it, when I get into theology It occupies my mind for a very long time. I do a constant research only to realize that everyone believes something different according to whatever religious doctrine they're following. But the negative about this is that it can be a week long distraction from everything else.
4. This one costs money. A lot of money.
5. More money
6. My parents are really busy. They live in California which is three hours behind. They're done with dinner and work by 8pm. That's 11pm in Georgia. I'm dead asleep by then for work. I only call if there's really something genuine here.
7. Exercise (I hate exercise, so I do this for about an hour and move on)
8. Viable option, but they all have their own lives too. Viable option.
9. Ultimately this is free, convenient, and can be misleadingly productive. You think you're being updated on people's lives, but really all you see is what they put up. You talk to a machine and the machine talks to them.

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