How lazy are you?

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I am male and 17 with ASD and I am extremely lazy. I am so lazy that I will find the cheapest way out of doing things. I don't want to do anything that is going to be to complex and I let other people do the hard work. I am often seen as clumsy by other people because of my lazy ness. I would like to know are you lazy as I am or lazyer?

I tend to be pretty lazy, but if there's a task that needs to be done, then I will get around to doing it. Eventually.

Seriously, though, I hardly do any chores around the house and I often wait until the last minute to get anything done. I can be a hard worker when I need to be, but otherwise I'm just lazy.

I used to be very lazy but I've found that it wasn't working for me, so I'm not lazy anymore.

I used to be lazy but I can't be arsed anymore

Lazy as a lazy does.

I am one of the laziest peeps i know. I am more then happy to go for a 4hour bike ride, but replace the toilet roll instead of sitting the new roll on the bathroom sideboard. Nope, not a chance.

I wouldn't say I'm lazy, I just give up on school easily since I suck at it, and don't like leaving the house because of social anxiety.

I prefer "economy of effort" or "calmly efficient". There are a lot of things that just do not have to be done right now.

I just don't stress about getting things done. It drives my wife nuts.

I was once praised on a review for a consistent high volume of quality work, and at the same time knocked for not showing enough effort in getting it done.

I am very lazy. I tend to slack off getting things done like getting those diapers washed or doing some laundry. It can take me all day to do it. Also stress makes me lazy, when something is too stressful I don't do it.

I'm lazy when it comes to cleaning my room and taking care of personal hygiene. But I'm not lazy when it comes to actual work.

I'm extremely lazy. In the morning I might have enough energy to work at a task for an hour or so, but after that it's pointless, really, isn't it? I've learned to avoid criticism with faux activity, moving things from Point A to Point B and then when no one is looking, back to Point A. It's kind of the way rich people make their lives look full by constantly moving among their multiple houses.

It depends; once I'm out of bed I'm not too lazy, but I find it impossible to get up.

Im so lazy I wont finish this senten-

My parents think I'm extremely lazy but I'm actually a much harder worker than they think I am. I avoid doing things due to OCD fear of making mistakes or taking me a lot longer to do it than others would. I can be very forgetful & sometimes forget to do something they ask me to. I don't see the point in doing certain things they want me to do like Why should I rake leaves now when I will have to rake em again in a couple days when the grass is ready to be cut?. I was working 55hours a week when I had a job & the company let & I never goofed off on the clock so I don't think I'm lazy like I appear to my parents

Depends on where I am..

At work I can't be lazy, I have to do too much.

At home I can't be f****d getting off the couch.

I'm lazy alright!

I used to think I was lazy, but I am super productive when I'm focused on something. It's just getting to that point that's the problem. So I don't think it's actually laziness.