why with all the games you play has no one tried the game of telling me the truth?

That was during my summer vacation and I'm currently not playing any singleplayer games because of fear that I might play it one session then stop playing because of little time as a 3rd year university student, then I might end up forgetting my progress and what happened. The experience and the ride were enjoyable, but I've always had this subconscious anxiety at the back of my head repeating 'When will I finish?', 'How long to beat the game?', 'How far am I in %?' I don't think that was burn out. I was completing some games I've always wanted to play and enjoy the story/gameplay. The old /r/patientgamers Essential Games List Please use flair to display what games you’re currently playing, not a punch line, username, tag, URL, or signature.

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Why with all the games you play has no one tried the game of telling me the truth?