
Burnout Isn’t Laziness-It’s Physics
We love to tell exhausted people to “try harder,” “be more disciplined,” or “just push

We love to tell exhausted people to “try harder,” “be more disciplined,” or “just push

Here’s the clinical truth: when simple, organic conversation is rare—when two humans sitting on a park bench talking about nothing feels like a miracle—we are starving a basic need.
And when a culture starves a basic need, people don’t “under-achieve”; they malfunction. Not because they’re weak—but because they’re wired for connection.