Watching dramas or content in general is about feeling emotions. To feel emotions you need to be able to connect yourself to a story and its characters which requires some focus and discipline.
Now we don't all have the same reasons to watch content, we don't look for the same emotions either. On top of that there is more and more content out there which makes it more challenging to choose or to remain focused on the same drama/show.
Now there will always be something new to watch, something more appealing. So you need to ask yourself what is more important to you, is it to get the highs from starting something fresh and new or is it to see through an entire story and the journey of specific characters? Only you can answer this question and we will all have different answers.
In the end dramas are entertainement, the way you enjoy it the most is the best way for you. But if you are disastisfied with this behavior or pattern, there are many ways to solve it:
- drop the ones you are not that interested in, there is nothing wrong with not being entertained by something you used to enjoy. You don't have to complete all the content you start to watch.
- choose wisely, only focus on what you think you will truly enjoy regardless of the hype around it. There is enough (too much?) content out there so you can be picky, select the best ones.
- stop looking around for news on new content, focus on the stories you are watching so you can stay invested in its characters.
- impose yourself a limit that you can handle. Do not add more based on what you know you can keep up with. There is no point in following so many stories at the same time. More stories means less investment in each of them, you can only care about so much at once.
- watch dramas based on your mood not based on what is released. The year it was produced doesn't matter that much either the quality and how it affects you does.
