11 Things You'd Only Understand If You're A Typical Malaysian Who Loves To Procrastinate

If the location is 20 minutes away, we always think we can get there within 10 minutes. That’s why we’re always on the way and never on time.

Despite our good intentions, we almost always end up cramming and burning the midnight oil.

We can have the most pretty-looking journal or to-do list, but end up not completing a single task. 

We usually need to set our alarms at least an hour before we actually need to get up. That gives us time to procrastinate before having to eventually wake up and face reality.

Only changing the toilet roll when it's absolutely necessary.

Especially when deadlines are piling up, our coping mechanism is to ignore the work for as long as we can. We buzz around the office, gossiping and making small talk with whoever will layan us.

We could spend hours browsing through online fashion sites like Zalora, Fashion Valet, H&M, and Zara without buying anything.

Simple coffee dates turn into 3-hour long yam-cha sessions, because we love to talk and talk, conveniently forgetting all important tasks on our to-do lists.

We can spend the whole night just going through random YouTube videos.

That's what we usually tell ourselves, that we'll stop after the next game or once we beat this level. However, we always end up playing more than that, 'cause there's no better way to procrastinate than with video games.

We love doing research of the places we're going to visit, but we always seem to have commitment issues. That's why we tend to book our hotels at the very last minute before our vacation starts.

Most of the time, procrastination may cause us to suffer from consequences in the long run. But in some cases, procrastination might actually be a good thing!