Welcome to FriendScripts!

You're not lazy-you're exhausted.  After a day of juggling work, caregiving, decisions and the mental load of running a life, your brain shifts into energy-saving mode.  

That's why even the idea of reaching out feels overwhelming.  Your brain whispers, "Not tonight," and yu couch suddenly feels like a perfectly reasonable life choice.

The Problem?

The more often  home, the easier it becomes to stary home again.  Loneliness rarely arrives as a dramatic moment-it builds though hundreds of tiny "not todays."

What you need to remember is: This isn't a character flow.  It's cognitive fatigue.

Try this: Commit to one micro-step-one text, one yes, or a 10 minute walk with someone.