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I am lying in bed all morning and don’t want to cook. Even though I am hungry , I can stand it. Am I lazy, no I just want to take more rest on weekends

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I’ve been lying in bed all morning and don’t feel like cooking. Even though I’m hungry, I can put up with it. Am I lazy? No, I just want to get some extra rest on the weekend.
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I have been lying in bed all morning, and I don’t want to cook. Even though I’m hungry, I can stand it. Am I lazy? No, I just want to get more rest on the weekends.
“I have been lying in bed all morning” is natural because the action started earlier and is still continuing. “I can stand it” is grammatically correct. It means “I can tolerate being hungry.” “Get more rest” is more natural than “take more rest.” “On the weekends” is common American English. “At weekends” is common British English.

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