Chilling (n.) is like a waiting room you picked out yourself.
Chilling (n.) is doing nothing with a phone in your hand, which is not the same as doing nothing.
Chilling (n.) is the plan that gets cancelled first when anything else comes up.
Chilling (n.) is like parking the day without turning off the engine.
A Day off (n.) is a vacation small enough to fit between alarms.
A Day off (n.) is paid permission to stop being useful.
A Day off (n.) is like a rented car, half of it goes on worrying about giving it back.
A Day off (n.) is a workday spent doing the errands that work was stopping you from doing.
Forced leisure (n.) is a different thing from chosen repose: Cicero's own proceeds from lack of employment, not from desire for rest.
Free time (n.) that society gains is immaterial to capital; the barrier to capitalist production is the surplus time of the workers.
Free time (n.) is hours you own until someone else's need finds them.
Free time (n.) is what you spend deciding what to do with it.
Free time (n.) is not the hours left over but the hours nobody can ask you to account for.
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