I was considering using the restaurant that I work at as a place for me to study more productively cause I can't seem to focus well at home. A lot of people study there, the atmosphere is quite comforting, and as an employee I have free access to the food. 

However, I don't know if it'd be excessive of me to use my workplace to study when I already spend most of my time there doing weekly shifts anyway. I feel sort of conflicted because I don't want to become overly dependent on it. 

I feel I've developed a sort of notion that once I start seeing anything— inanimate or animate.. basically any noun, as a potential resource to depend on for any factor (in this case it's depending on my workplace as a place to study effectively), I must evaluate my intent for depending on it and etc.

I perceive my workplace to be a very comforting environment and a sort of aspect of my routine through shifts and my weekly dose of necessary social interaction (customer interaction, workplace small-talk).

I'm wondering if I'm perceiving this situation in a realistic way or if I'm just over analyzing or if I am correct and I'm not approaching this well.

I don't want my underlying intent to potentially be dependence on the environment to make me feel less lonely. Is there maybe methods you guys use to sort of uproot your unconscious intents?