Lazy until it's the one thing that matters.
You've calculated the cost of caring before most people finish the sentence, and most of the time the math says pass. Effort feels like a resource you're not willing to spend on things that won't matter in a year — so you coast, deflect, let easier people carry the urgency. Then someone you actually love is on the line, and the laziness disappears in half a second, like it was never real. The Eye notes: the apathy isn't who you are. It's the price you charge everyone who hasn't earned the real version yet.
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