Boredom
Salam sejahtera.
We sometimes come to an end of feelings that we called boredom.
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Boredom (Causes, Practical effects & Philosophy) is when someone perceives one’s environment as dull, tedious, and lacking stimuli. Someone is really bored during class and wishes to be somewhere else. Then they walk out of the room. prevent or remedy it, yet in many circumstances it is accepted as an inevitable suffering to be endured. A common way to escape boredom is through creative thoughts or daydreaming.
The first record of the word boredom is in the novel Bleak House, by Charles Dickens, written in 1852,[1] although the expression to be a bore had been used in the sense of “to be tiresome or dull” since 1768.[2]
Time often seems to move more slowly to someone who experiences boredom; this results from the way in which the human mind measures the passage of time, combined with the infrequency of events perceived as notable. 
Time often seems to move more slowly to someone who experiences boredom; this results from the way in which the human mind measures the passage of time, combined with the infrequency of events perceived as notable.
Boredom
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Boredom is a state of malaise, close to anxiety, characterized by a feeling of emptiness. Its origin is attributed to objects that the subject claims are boring, in other words, odious (inodiosus) in the etymological sense of the word.
Boredom (languor, neurasthenia) was one of the dark humors of ancient medicine (boredom was associated with the spleen, and melancholy, with the liver). It became the ailment of the era during the Romantic period, as typified by Françpois-René de Chateau-briand in René and The Genius of Christianity (part 2, book 3).
Sigmund Freud did not see boredom as a specific symptom. He noted that the idleness of young women created a state of reverie dissociated from reality and susceptible to hysteria (1895d). But he saw their lassitude as normal, since other objects cannot occupy the place of the primitive lost object, the penis (1910h). Sándor Ferenczi in “Névrose du dimanche” (1919/1974) saw a link between the development of anxiety and the absence of exterior censure associated with a need to work.
With the introduction of the notion of the withdrawal of libidinal cathexis, psychoanalysis provided significant insight into the concept of boredom. Without libidinal cathexis, one loses drive and an ability to make demands, except for a need for a change associated with a miraculous arrival of an object that would again give life to one’s activities. This feeling of a loss of interest in things is, in fact, a loss of libido. Otto Fenichel assimilated boredom with a type of depersonalization in which the subject feels that he must do something but does not know what. Heinz Kohut pointed out the link between the analyst’s boredom and the feeling of exclusion that the patient provokes in him by withdrawing emotionally. Ralph Greenson saw boredom as a defense against fantasy activity or as a result of one’s unconscious perception of one’s resistance.
The analysis of boredom reveals a kind of phobicobsessional fluctuation between withdrawal of libidinal cathexis and ardent desire driving impulsive acts that provide an outlet (Mijolla-Mellor, 1985). As with inhibition, boredom is not simply a lack of movement but a pointless stagnation, to which is added an enduring hatred of time. It is a defense against a phobic anxiety over a primary, but undifferentiated, investment in objects.
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Guys n Gals.. If i’m so bored, i try to go to sleep, if can’t sleep, i read a book or e-book, if i’m bored of reading, i go out fishing, if that wont do, i’ll watched a DVD movie, i try to go so sleep again, if can’t make it, i take my sleeping pills, and yes i slept with a lot of dreaming, but woke up again and the bored time comes again.. I’m trapped!
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…maybe i’m in a middle of a mid-age crisis.. :), or maybe because the things (problem) i’m facing, yes indeed i need ‘freedom’ and hoped it (problems) will perished one day.