Comments by "" (@0xyGen_2.p0) on "15 No-Cost Japanese Habits That Will Transform Your Life" video.

  1. And of course, you don't have to work - you are a house wife, right? I don't even have a children, but I don't have time to cook three times a day and when I come from job I am too dead tired to exercise and there is a tone of domestic things to do like cleaning the flat and doing a laundry. How to fill all that in 24 hours and in body that feels beaten up from tiredness? Impossible. I really appreciate your wise advices, bit they always come from women with time for themselves. I watch videos of these fantastic Japanese women how they slowly, with SLOW and elegant moves prepare and drink coffee 5 times par day and make sweet treats for themselves in perfectly clean and elegant kitchens, and I say to myswlf: "of course. Because this is ALL they have to do daily. Drink coffe, make treats, nurtute their skin, maybe exercise a bit, and life passess out without stress and worries". Western women unfortunstelly don't live like this. For us, it is hard work 24/7, you barely have time for one meal, and you must eat it fast during 30 minutes of paid brunch break which you aren't allowed to prolong, and it doesn't matter if you work in office or in field you work 24/7, barely being able to fully breathe while you are working. This is why we don't have a texting culture like Koreans for example - there is no time to exchange 30 or 50 private text messages during day, private life is on standby when we work. When someone figures out how to shrink 36 hours in 24 hours, well, I will truly admire you then. I hope this doesn't sound bitter. I did enjoy your video, and I am thankful for it.
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  2. @MagicalIsadore  I cook Asian, none of my meals take longer than 15-20 minutes to prepare
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  3. @regemerator7829  I have everything. I'm hired as consultant, and while I'm working I'm so occupied that cup of cofee stays on my desk untouched for hours because I don't have time to drink. It is probably very posdible if you have tones of energy in your bodym and if you know how to protect your body and bra8n from constant kicks of accumulsted stress. I don't know how to do that. I'm solving problems even during night sleep. My brain never sleeps. Many times I wake up during night just to write notes down so that I don't forget things by morning. My job is not physical, it is mental. And it dries my energy completely out. Digging soil in garden for several hours is for me easier and more relaxing than the job I do and responsibility it brings. BTW, I have EVERYTHING. From robot vacuumers from whathever you can think of. And only robot vacuumer, washing and laundry machines do job by themselves, for everything else, I have to personally jump in.
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  4. @Jennifer-nz2ss  haha...I feel you. Watching it is great, practicing it is impossible.
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