On Laziness by Christopher Morley talks about the fundamentals of being lazy. He speaks about how people get more out of life when they are lazier and how the more lazy you are the less people are going to ask from you. Morley’s style incorporates the appeal to human nature and rhetorical effects to achieve his purpose that being lazy is a constitute of self-care. “ It is our observation that every time we get into trouble it is due to not having been lazy enough.” Society expects so much from us, and from the moment we are born to the day we pass we are given expectations to live by and stereotypes to abide by or prove wrong. Morley writes, “The man who is really, thoroughly, and philosophically slothful is the only thoroughly happy man.
