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25 May
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Is lazy a bad thing? if so why???
Is lazy a bad thing? if so why???
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25 May
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some exaggerate that one is lazy and others don't. The word is not so bad. One knows how they feel like doing something or not. All depends.
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lazy means stand by and not do or help anything for somebody else.
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@riaim yeah it can be bad for your health especially your mental health
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Ok and when people talk about someone oh he’s just lazy or something he’s not acting rude or just wanted to lay down or watch a movie that’s fine to me tho… people use this word so many in really bad meaning
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some exaggerate that one is lazy and others don't. The word is not so bad. One knows how they feel like doing something or not. All depends.
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