Procrastination is a plague that quickly spreads through crowds of students. It is most commonly found in high schools, where teenagers make up the highest contamination rates. It is airborne and extremely dangerous; infection can occur even if there is no contact with an infected
person.
Side-effects
may (but do not always) include (but are not limited to): loss of sleep, rushed accomplishment of tasks, getting grounded, receiving bad grades, stress, and self-hate.
If you find yourself putting-off important tasks to do unnecessary things YOU HAVE MOST LIKELY BEEN INFECTED.
There is no defined cure for procrastination, the lucky few who are able to rid themselves of this disease do so with very specific methods that often work only on a
case-by-
case basis, your
best hope of survival is to fight the virus whenever it tries to take control of you.
Recommended
weapon of defense: will power.
Jack: Oh
man! I should start that English
paper due tomorrow, but I can't stop reading these funny
jokes online. How about you Josh, having the same problem?
Josh: Nope. I have will-power so no procrastination.