infilove wrote:
genetally
Hahaha!
Yes, I struggle with this a lot.
I'll give another example:
Course trip to foreign country. Dinner in 30 minutes.
Can't relax. Must wait. Can't be late.
Be 3 mintues early, just to be sure I'm on time.
...
While most other students did fun stuff and showed up late, and nobody gave a damn.
I can't enjoy myself when I know "tomorrow I have to do some kind of annoying chore".
As a kid I couldn't do anything the day I knew someone would come over, I had to wait for it.
When I know I have an appointment I either obsess over it or am sure to forget about it.
When I know appointment is in 2 weeks, I will think about it a lot. And it will interfere with my enjoyment of the moment.
But other than you (who would like to get it done earlier) I'd prefer not having to do it at all. Less stress, more peace.
In an ideal world I'd have an empty schedule, always.