On October 11, South Korean actress Su Yixian posted an alternative photo of her long legs on social platforms, with the caption "Lazy Monday." My staff said never to show any of this, but I like that the legs are really long! Because Su Yixian's expression and actions too vividly describe the helplessness and bitterness of the workers on Monday, it has aroused a lot of hot discussion among netizens.
In the photos posted, Su Yixian was wearing a very formal overalls lying on a chair, but the lying posture was very lazy, like a child who did not want to write homework, but the expression was very playful, adding a lot of cuteness to this helpless action, which attracted the attention of a large number of netizens, and left messages saying "so cute", "goddess ratio", "get up for me", "like the mood of my work today", "the upper body is very short hahaha", "This is a photo full of childlike fun", "Suddenly feel not tired." And so on.
After posting a photo showing her mood for monday work, Su Yixian, like most workers, began her work schedule, posted a group of photos of her business endorsement, and carefully introduced various clothing information to netizens. The "lazy feeling of Monday" in Su Yixian's last photo directly three-dimensionalized, and it also makes most netizens who are workers smile.
In fact, this sense of laziness is called "Monday syndrome" for workplace workers, which is a realistic portrayal of a large number of domestic workers in the workplace, a large number of workplace workers are listless when they enter the office on Monday, and the state of the whole day is also muddy and tired. Why is this happening?
This has a lot to do with the fast-paced life and the 996 work system now. On busy weekdays, everyone always goes to bed late and gets up early, and on weekends many people like to make up for sleep, which disrupts their circadian clock and makes them feel more tired when they go to work on Monday.
The second is the emotional gap. This can be reflected in the winter and summer vacation of students every year, the days before and after the start of the school are the most difficult days for the vast majority of students, not only the physiological sleep time to be adjusted, but also the emotional gap is very significant, presumably every Chinese who has received nine years of compulsory education has a deep understanding of it ~ After all, from the leisurely holiday to the busy work, the huge gap in emotions can be understood.
The third is dissatisfaction with the work that is now being done. They have no enthusiasm for the work they are engaged in, natural slackness and a serious sense of powerlessness, this holiday to working day conversion can highlight this point, expand their anxiety, and now many people in the workplace are in this category.
This phenomenon is caused by "very do not disturb" mondays in the workplace! As the beginning of a week of work, a large number of workplace workers do not want to be disturbed on Monday, everyone is coping with the accumulation of a day or two of messy work, and the body and psychology are also in a transition period, at this time you suddenly throw out the work undoubtedly aggravates their load in all aspects, so often the efficiency is very bad, and may cause the work that could have been running well to become troublesome or end.
Finally, do you think Su Yixian's posture and expression express your feelings about Working on Monday? Is your "Monday Syndrome" serious? Any thoughts on this phenomenon? Welcome to leave a message to discuss~