The right to be bored
The right to be bored is:
- The right to not be productive.
- The right to your own thoughts.
- The right to change your mind.
- The right to care less about optics and more about how your body feels.
- The right to play. The right to have fun.
- The right to rest.
- The right to daydream.
- The right to be still. The right to quiet.
- The right to not know. To not have all the answers. The right to explore.
- The right to imagine a more ideal world without lapsing into an escape, fantasy, or When / Then Thinking.
- The right to no plans.
- The right to no pics and it did happen.
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