thanks for your effort and advice, yes, i should get rid of that word, so confused

Minh, yes, you are correct in your definition, but it is merely a new term for something most of us do in some manner everyday. For example, I hate ironing my clothes, but I like watching TV, so I do my ironing while I watch TV. In short, it just means rewarding yourself with something that you want to do WHILE you are doing something that you don't. As to using it in an everyday situation, unless you want to be with the "in" crowd and part of the latest "fad," please let this term die a natural death! I hope this helps you. J.

i found this word on BBC's article

Firstly i correct that Temptation Blundling and secondly as my research means doing two activities together – one you should do but are avoiding; and one you love doing which isn't productive, have you heard about this before?

I don't know what "teamptation" is, but it looks a lot like "temptation." "Temptation" is a feeling you get when you want to do something bad. Example: "I just had the TEMPTATION to eat 20 chocolate bars." "Bundling" means "grouping." Usually people "bundle" to save money. Like this: "I BUNDLED my telephone and internet together because it was cheaper." In this situation, "temptation bundling" doesn't make any sense. Can you show me where you found it?