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It’s not the door, it’s the infrastructure that puts everything too far away to walk too that keeps me trapped.
Insert Trollbrain justification for staying in here:
– Woke up too late, it’s not worth going out at this point.
– Haven’t showered, can’t go out like this.
– Haven’t finished binging (insert TV/movie/game series) yet.
– Snow all over everything, too much effort to clean it off.
– There’s nobody out there who wants to see me anyway.
– I have leftovers I could nuke, I don’t need to go out for food.
– I can do the groceries/errands/whatever tomorrow.
…and the worst two:
– I might run into someone I really don’t want to talk to.
– …I might run into someone I really *do* want to talk to.
Oh man, glad I checked this today! I’m battling the Nope Door right now! It’s stupid snowing and Nope is like, you really wanna get wet? you really wanna waste a disposal mask? what’s the point, just to “feel better”? it never lasts anyway. I hope I try to go out today. Stupid Nope.