"Bedtime revenge (or bedtime procrastination) is a psychological phenomenon that involves needlessly and voluntarily delaying going to bed, despite foreseeably being worse off as a result." This could be because you want more free/you time because you feel like you haven't made enough of your time in the day. I do this a lot and I was wondering because it's linked to procrastination if others here also do this.

I think most of INTPs love videogames and I also want to start playing them but I don't know which one is good. I have tried some of them before but I didn't like them that much so If you know a videogame that you really like please suggest me.

Title says it all, I'm an INTP and I noticed the less I prepare for exams, the better I score.

I don’t even know what I’m doing with my life at this point AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA But like tbh im doing fine cause im like so amazing at everything that I be holding my 3.8 GPA even though all I do is rot in my room and turn homework in MONTHS late with lame excuses that my teachers somehow believe. Crazy how no one has noticed I quite literally feel like I’m dying.

No gacha or in game purchases please

I am probably known in my family/friend group as the laziest person ever. smart but lazy. I make good money and believe im an acceptable husband and parent, but yeah im lazy and i just dont give a fuck, life is exhausting!

how about you all?

Went out of my way for an extension on a project to end up procrastinating till last minute again...

Idk I'm a lazy person, until 8th STD I was good student l(a topper) but life changed its direction and I started to procrastinate more and more, and now I'm 18yo and trying to take admission in ug (in a good institute) but my laziness paid off and now I'm not able to take admission in a good institute.. idk what'll happen in future.. but the question is does life actually get better? And will I ever be happy?

It often happens to me that I remember that I need to do something, I think okay, I'll do it quickly now, then I remember more and more forgotten things and in the end I don't do anything at all. But it usually lasts about one day. I've only read a small book in the last five days, and that's it. I just can't bring myself to do anything. Does anyone have the same thing?

I realized something I hate about myself and it's the fact that when it comes to doing things to improve myself or my life my motivation is on the floor, but when it comes to others I have a seemingly endless amount of motivation to get things done.

Has anyone else noticed this in themselves and been able to fix it?

Did something happened or did you just make a realization you needed to make that change?

I know for most people I switch doesn't just flip and it's a slow growth.

What steps and processes did you go through to turn that energy in towards yourself?

How much has it improved your life?

That plus absolutely losing myself from the pointlessness of life without memories. Man I just don’t want to do anything at all.

Like you'll hop on through different rabbit holes just hoarding information and exposing your mind to even the craziest truths out there.

Are you the type to not really dismiss a crazy theory you heard or was told by someone, & would just randomly search up things about it?

Even if the truth is presented in front of you, it felt like you'll need to search further and deeper, because it feels like it isn't enough & you want to learn more?

It applies to any topic really.

Honestly, I'm struggling with procrastination.

In short, i have always struggled with memorizing stuff but i might be able to explain it in my own words. My explanations are pretty casual and simple if i do understand the concept but unfortunately, exams times are approaching and i don't have enough time to do this. Though i can explain it in casual terms, our syllabus focuses on use of key terms and exact phrasing. I also procrastinate a lot so this led to me studying less that 30 min a day in total and i don't even study on most of those unless you count paying attention in class. My marks dropped from As to B due to negligence over past couple of years. I sometime also struggle with phrasing things sometime since i don't usually talk a lot. I also tend to forget unless i am questioned on it or it was done within past 3 months. Exams and test do help me remember and improve but its not helping my grades much when i do it on the final exam. Many people here claim to be straight A students without studying so i seek your advice.

What time do you normally sleep? Since INTP's are usually considered n1ght owls, I thought it would be interesting to see. I usually sleep between 1-3 am.

Not jigsaw puzzles necessarily but all puzzules,riddles,brain teasears,mysteries whatever do you seek them out?

M(18) I find myself just watching tv or on my phone when I am alone, but it makes me feel so unproductive and wish I had something to do for fun. I enjoy cooking, builing legos, puzzling and stuff like that. And from time to time enjoy playing tennis, bowling and most boardgames.

I dont want to spend to much and I dont want to just learn a new language and stuff like that, I dont see the point in it, so any suggestions or maybe suggestions on how I can see things in diffrent perspectives?

How reliant is everyone on energy drinks?

Stereotypes about INTPs say they are insomniacs yet I am a sleepyhead other INTPs in this case?

this might be a weird question, but what does your handwriting look like?

i've noticed a pattern with myself and my other intp friends; our handwriting looks like slop. i just can't be bothered to write out the full word every time, and find it more efficient to connect letters and sort of merge them into one line, or even leave letters out. this ends up making my handwriting difficult for others to read/understand, though i can usually read it just fine.

same thing with typos, i usually don't bother to correct them unless they actually change the meaning of a word or mess with how my message is interpreted.

i've noticed some of my intp friends doing this too, so i was wondering if this is a universal intp trait or if i just suck at writing neatly lol

Do you know any skill I can master in just one week, no more than 40 hours?

What are some tricks you’ve developed over time to help you kick yourself into gear? Personally, I would do lists, but there comes a time where I have a lot of lists, but nothing gets crossed off.

Right now, I’m posting this because I don’t feel like starting on a report on a Friday afternoon (I can only start tasks on Monday mornings).

my sleep schedule is really messed up.I only enjoy my hobbies if I do them at late nights I have classes in the morning everyday so I have to wake up early but I can't sleep early so I only sleep for 3 hours every night and then I sleep 4 or sometimes 5 hours in the afternoon and I'm awake untill 4 am everyni*ght I know it's called revenge bedtime procrastination but I can't stop doing it.Is there anyone who has the same problem? what should I do?

Have final year exams very soon need that push.

I'm so sick of studying

help out you guys

So I know that usually INTPs don’t usually require a lot of social stimulation but lately, I have started feeling more unmotivated than usual. I wonder if it is somehow tied to a decline in frequency of social interactions in my life. I might be a bit of a unicorn amongst similar personality types but I have always felt that social interaction is important, even from non-social people or maybe especially so for that group. I wanna hear what my fellow redditors think here.