No.2850
>>2840Don't tell me they were out of Pohatu.
No.2914
>>2912He's already dead. no bully.
No.2950
hi
No.2951
I'm home again. Happy weekend!
No.2957
Yakima reporting in
The rooster crows at dawn
No.2975
I check about every week.
No.2987
What happened to the older thread?
No.2991
Don't have time to visit this place cause I'm busy. Jealous?
No.3000
>>2995Hello Aigis. Fine dress you have on, what a pretty robowaifu you are today. Mind coming over and joining the party?
No.3001
>>3000That's not aigis. That's anon.
No.3004
>>3001>That's not aigis. That's anon.idk… those digits?
>>3000Hello Aigis!
No.3005
>>3004Yes that's not aigis. That's anon. An anon of the friend persuasion to be more specific.
No.3028
Dear diary, it was my first time getting hooked on a light novel
-Yuri fan
No.3031
Happy Thanksgiving /kind/ I'm thankful for /kind/ and for our board and for imageboards still existing in general after all that's happened to them.
No.3034
>>3031+1 for this. Without IBs I would have no social interactions at all.
No.3039
Hey, happy thanksgiving! I'm so thankful that I found this place again.
No.3046
>>3044What kinda gf would you like?
No.3050
>>3044A gf won't solve your problems, to achieve satisfaction you need to fix them and a gf doesn't do that. Still it can ease your pain and solve one or two issues but it also brings new issues.
No.3067
>>3066Not to be rude, but maybe that isn't your only problem? I know it feels like everything would be a lot better with a girlfriend, but it's just another responsibility. It's better to get a girlfriend when you're properly prepared for one, and only when you find a nice girl as well.
No.3069
>>3068OH MY GOD A REDDITOR
No.3070
>>3067This wasn't me
>>3068 (rude!) but I don't have big problems or anything like that, I want one because life has been boring lately and I want to fall in love.
No.3079
Thank you for existing guys
No.3083
>>3067I think the desire to have a gf is half about sex/intimacy and half about self-esteem in the sens that if a girl genuinely loves you it means you’re desirable enough to be loved. Having a gf doesn’t "solve" your problems but requires you have no problems beforehand anyway.
No.3085
There are a lot of people that get gfs without going through the whole ¨love yourself before loving others¨ stuff so I'm not sure if I believe that…
No.3089
>>3085Yeah confidence is overrated. Its the consequence from success not the cause.
No.3090
I want to gamedev. I have the tools but not the drive.
No.3097
>>3091Well as a first step just start a conversation with somebody.
So tell us, how are you today? Got any plans for today?
>>3093You say it. Cute image btw.
No.3100
>>3090Baby-steps man, maybe start with a small project like maybe a Zork clone then go from there, maybe a JRPG-esqe or Visual Novel.
No.3101
>>3100I used to toy a lot with RPG2K when I was younger. I never finished any game but it was fun. I suggest you give it a try if you don’t already know it. I also played a lit with WC3 World Editor (but I won’t touch it anymore because of that reforged crap).
No.3102
>>3090web dev here. if you want to do it full time its hard. low wages, competitive market and more make it hard to make a living. i say make indie games
No.3103
＼(^o^)／
No.3141
>>2823oh cool a new thread. I haven't been on in a few weeks. maybe I'll make a long post.
>>2991a little bit
>>3044>>3066I know this feel but I doubt that being the kind of dude who posts anime girls on imageboards is helping you pal. (unfortunate!)
>>3070yeah for me it's mostly being alone and not going to school or anything anymore, when I was going to school and talking to people I didn't feel this way
>>3129holy crap is this real?
No.3147
>>3141>I know this feel but I doubt that being the kind of dude who posts anime girls on imageboards is helping you pal. (unfortunate!)Nothing wrong with that, is far better than being a vile shitposter. Don't be so prejudiced.
>>3129>>3146I thought it was funny lol
No.3150
>>3147>Don't be so prejudiced.ばか! you know it's true, don't try to skirt around it.
>>3149 gets it.
No.3167
>>3161Good luck with uni anon we ll always be here for you <3. Out of curiosity what is it that you‘re studying for?
No.3177
>>3167thanku uwu biology but for us to catch up on the other natural sciences it's been mostly chemistry and physics so far, tomorrow's the first exam in physics and it's rly tough on me since the abstraction layer of math won't get into my head mostly because i don't have the basics :/ also cramming rn and coming back here for some relief ^⁻^
>>3174it's a v v nice place u have here, finding nice ppl shouldn't be hard :) what would u say makes someone a fitting friend here?
No.3192
>>3177What part of math physics is it precisely? I remember for me it was the opposite: i did ok on the pure math part but sucked at the practical stuff.
No.3193
If you insist
No.3194
>>3177Someone with the same kinda interests as me
The more interests that align the more fitting it is, that's the way I see it
No.3195
>>3177For me, it's just someone that's fun to talk to. What more could a person really ask for?
No.3219
>>3213I love you, friend. Real homo.
No.3239
>>3192it's hard to pinpoint, just translating equations to how things link together in models instead of just numbers and characters is impossible for my mind, it's embarrassing but i still struggle with transforming equations
i know the problem is i don't put in enough work, i've tried in last grade and it helped a lot, i've also tried to describe things in a more mathematical way to appreciate it more and make it more immediate, so i should try doing that again, i've put a book i have from the all embracing library (Arithmetic and Algebra Again. Leaving Math Anxiety Behind Forever, Second Edition - McGraw-Hill. Britta Immergut, Jean Burr Smith (2005)) on my reader, now i just have to start reading, maybe that'll teach me the very basics, i'm hopeful ^^
in practical stuff there's nothing for me to translate so it's no problem, sadly most of my physics class had been pure math so far, maybe i should look at those topics and just see what i need to learn for those, but i wanna get a deeper understanding for the abstraction, then again i've always been more of the language/arts person, because u can literally say anything and have it be right because it's about expressing and less abt what is expressed
No.3244
>>3239>Arithmetic and Algebra Again. Leaving Math Anxiety Behind ForeverThanks Anon, I'll look into it.
No.3246
Greetings fellow friends.
No.3274
>>3242that's translating it again, so i'm at a loss as well :( usually my go to solution is finding out what unit has to calculated and then either pick up my equation collection or just search for it online
>>3244don't thank just yet, i still haven't looked into it and just picked it since the title seemed promising… i can upload the pdf if u want tho
No.3285
/kind/ I do like to visit
greetings from /comfy/
No.3286
Ahojte Jožovia ako sa máte?
No.3291
Anyone else completely bored of people? Not to say I dislike them, but there's just nothing new to see. It's very rare to find someone worth spending time with, to the point that I don't feel like going out of my way to meet new people.
The few people I do spend time with are usually meme spouting retards whose humor comes from watered down shit on reddit and YouTube which often originates from that defiled corpse known as 4chan a month or so before. To make matters worse, I lurk 4chan to kill time, so not only is it not really funny, by then it's incredibly grating. Pretty sure they notice this so they dial it back a lot when I'm the only other person around.
I guess a major issue is they find enjoyment in things I find incredibly mundane. Another is that they mostly don't delve very deep into their interests, but that's for another time…
I don't mean to be a downer, I do generally enjoy being around others because it means I get to do things, and I like taking care of others, but damn…
Oh, and one last thing, I don't mind you all. Most of you are interesting in your own way, before a friend recognizes my writing style and complains.
No.3292
>>3291I don't have friends so I can't really comment, I like spending time with my brother but we don't have much to talk about.
No.3294
>>3291You took the words out of my mouth, friend. I was even considering making a post about it too. While I would love to meet new people they are just so boring that I don't bother to. As you said their interests are dull to me and I spend a lot of time with stuff I don't really enjoy, simply to make time pass. Even when we have something in common like watching anime then they don't dive that deep into it, which makes talking about it basically three sentences about it and done.
Sometimes I feel like talking to somebody, sometimes so intense that I feel painfully lonely but when I start to talk to somebody this wears off very quickly because of those issues. I have two buddies left irl but it is even worse with them. Listening to them makes me feel like shit. I often ask myself if I should ditch them.
Now and then I wonder if the problem is on my side, if my interests are just too niche, too boring or whatever. I am just tired of it.
No.3301
>>3292I enjoy spending time with others as well, but it's doing things with others that I like.
>>3294We're two peas in a pod it seems. Especially with that anime example.
Not to say I dive deep, but I don't really watch the same stuff most people do. I guess that's more just a difference in focus. Either way, it happens too frequently.
I still have quite a few friends so I can sort of cycle through them to keep my patience. One friend is actually pretty cool. He's quite a bit more knowledgable about a hobby we have in common so he can be nice to talk to.
>>3299Yeah, I'm 19, so what?
No.3302
>>3301I'm pushing 30. Sometimes felt like how you described in yr OP when I was a teen. Sometimes felt like how you described in yr OP when I was a kid even. Sometimes still feel like how you described in your OP to this very day. Might well be feeling that feel when I'm old and grey.
>19, so what?So what, indeed.
No.3303
>>3302Birds of a feather flock together, or so they say. It doesn't surprise me that many of the posters here have similar sentiments. After all, similar feelings might be what drives people to find small communities such as ours. Not to say that's always the case, but I don't think people just happen to end up places, if they realize it or not.
No.3304
>>3291>Anyone else completely bored of people? Not to say I dislike them, but there's just nothing new to see. It's very rare to find someone worth spending time with, to the point that I don't feel like going out of my way to meet new people. One of the only people I like spending time with is an older relative who has something the overwhelming majority of people don't: a strong sense of curiosity. She's far from any kind of expert or intellectual (and frankly I don't consider myself one either), but she seems to take an interest in almost any subject. I can talk or show her pretty much anything I find interesting, and she'll always seem genuinely mind-blown and marvel at how knowledgeable she thinks I must be. She even seems fascinated by topics that I just find boring. Having that level of wonder about the world is something I admire as someone who feels cynical and burned out.
I have yet to meet anyone outside my family as an adult that I'd like to be around though. Maybe it would be easier to find someone in a bigger city, but the kinds of people who share similar interests with me also tend to be the kinds of people who would be likely to stab me in the back. I had one person I'd known for a long time cut off contact with me years ago just for disagreeing with him about politics (and possibly some philosophical issues).
>Another is that they mostly don't delve very deep into their interestsI'm pretty guilty of that. Part of it is that my interests are spread a bit thin due to being somewhat general (I always remember Heinlein's "specialization is for insects" quote), and another is that I feel like I lose passion for my interests after a certain amount of time. There seems to be a certain window of time where I'm really interested in a subject, and then it kind of fades away until some future point when my interest is temporarily rekindled again.
On top of that, my memory is bad and is only getting worse. If I try to have a conversation about something, I often have an obvious word or name on the tip of my tongue and can't get it out in time. That just makes me end up sounding like a retarded poseur.
No.3305
>>3303>Birds of a feather flock togetherThis is exactly what I saw today, lots and lots of smaller birds and then seagulls and ravens joined in and it was a huge cloud formation of birds, maybe the wind currents had something to do with it
No.3307
>>3304>has something the overwhelming majority of people don't: a strong sense of curiosity.Curiosity is an amazing thing. It's become such a rare quality because it's super easy to just look something up. You could say the world has no more secrets, there's explanations for everything and they're at everyone's fingertips.
Also, I don't really mind people like you, you at least look into the things you are interested beyond a wiki page and maybe a youtube video. People that bother me are the ones that act like they know a lot when they really don't know anything. I have the same issue as you so it wouldn't really bother me. As long as I can figure out what you mean, I'd be satisfied.
No.3310
>>3304>On top of that, my memory is bad and is only getting worsePushing 30 friend here again. Don't mean to overly samefriend or powerlevel but age is relevant to this. I have a friend who is in their 40s and a writer. Talented, but they make little money with their novels and supplement income with ghostwriting and even writing papers for college students, who lack a sense of curiosity, if necessary. Whatever it takes to pays the bills. Anyway, older writer friend always jokes about having early onset
I forget what it's called. They're brilliant, but notice themselves slowing a bit. Like how most athletes and programmers tend to quantitatively peak in terms of productivity in their late twenties. But they also acknowledge that there is a benefit to having gained a bit of wisdom over the years and find that more valuable then being as sharp and quick as they were in their "prime". I feel that I've lost a step in some respects compared to my teenage self, but hope to age gracefully and gain from experience despite the inevitable slow down.
>an older relative who has something the overwhelming majority of people don't: a strong sense of curiosityThis made me reflect upon how I've been reflecting upon this lately.
>specialization is for insectsBased Heinlein quoting friend.
I plan on working towards the things listed in pic related as I grow even older, but right now I feel old enough just typing out these sentiments and have to go now so I can shake my fist and yell at some kids to… get off my lawn! I hope everyone here has a wonderful day and to all you kids lurking here please, please stay off of my god damn lawn. Peace out.
No.3311
>>3305I've been noticing groups of birds lately. It's interesting to watch how well coordinated the swoops and rapid turning movements are of the smaller and faster birds.
>>3307>It's become such a rare quality because it's super easy to just look something up. You could say the world has no more secrets, there's explanations for everything and they're at everyone's fingertips.What I don't get is why people don't use it to their advantage. The more I learn, the more I get a burning desire to look things up when some trivial question pops into my head.
>>3310>Pushing 30 friend here again. Don't mean to overly samefriend or powerlevel but age is relevant to this.I'm about the same age and agree.
>I feel that I've lost a step in some respects compared to my teenage self, but hope to age gracefully and gain from experience despite the inevitable slow down.True, but getting older scares me.
No.3320
>>3306Welcome friend, enjoy your stay
No.3335
Do good looking 1.50 computer desktops exist?
No.3352
>from August 21st, 2017 to April 8th, 2024 is about 2422 days
>2422 / 2 = 1211
>1211 days from August 21st, 2017 is December 14th, 2020
Assuming I calculated it right, today is the half-way point between the two great total solar eclipses crossing North America. I had the idea just suddenly come to me today. I just thought it was sort of neat.
No.3353
>>3352>today is the half-way pointthat's a very interesting observation. don't let this meme's implication of sarcasm fool you. i unironically think you are on to something here. even if the calculation was to be found to be slightly off, observing an approximate half way point is an interesting angle to consider.
>the two great total solar eclipseswhat did they mean by this?
No.3369
>>3291I have a few friends from way back in high school that I keep in contact with and even see maybe a few times a month depending on the time of year. Overall, they're generally intelligent and successful people (more successful than my NEET ass) who can actually have a real conversation with. Occasionally some of them are guilty of making a joke that's "in" on 4chan or whatever, but most of the time when it comes to humor we have our own brand that is generally funny amongst ourselves. Perhaps I'm just lucky to have met like-minded people so early in my life. Besides my proper friends though, I rarely take interest in new people. I will occasionally reach out to people I used to know and even hang out with them, but I keep a reasonable distance.
I know the meme-spouting people you're talking about. I've certainly met some of them in person, and can confidently say the difference is quite clear. I call them, 'internet people' because the way they speak is akin to people making low-effort replies on cuckchan or reddit rather than actually conversing with the other party. You'll say something to them, and rather than engaging in conversation with a response they'll simply 'react' the way you would on the internet with some joke they know but in real life, causing the conversation to awkwardly die. I attribute this to people growing up online. This phenomenon only gets worse with younger people. I can't imagine how the kids of today, who have a phone or tablet in their hand before they can speak, will function as adults.
No.3378
Hello OP, I am here to catch up on the thread about when you started going on imageboards.
No.3379
I worded it confusingly. I didn't mean OP the individual when I said "you", but the general you.
No.3381
>>3379Don't worry anon I knew what you meant.
No.3390
>>3384They're some of the only bugs that I don't mind.
No.3395
>>3384I absolutely love flutterbys Anon. That's a nice one, thanks.
No.3425
>>3424Of course nothing happens, friend. We are already here.
No.3451
Hey. Just popping by to say hi and merry christmas.
Anyone got cute Santa hat wearing animus?
No.3454
>>3451Christmas thread!
>>3105 No.3468
>>3463Those are goh-juss!
No.3476
>>3463Happy Solstice to you too Anon. I hope you got to watch the Jupiter+Saturn conjunction wherever you were at.
No.3477
I'm home.
No.3510
>>3483I can do that! You can get the splits by getting a timer and just going down as far as you can for 2 minutes a day. Same with toe touching, do that and go deeper whenever you breath out, in a week you'll be doing it with your fists! You should probably warm up or something but I didn't bother and I'm fine.
No.3515
MERRY CHRISTMAS
No.3535
>>3534Don't worry anon, I can promise being a neet is no better, especially when you don't have many distractions. Enjoy your forced human interaction.
No.3585
>>3582Don't know if its because I am drunk or if its meant to be funny but thanks for the laugh. I mean it
No.3595
>>3594Glad to hear it, friend.
No.3613
>>3566But friend, I can’t handle your stringiest potions
No.3654
Hello I am back
No.3655
>>3650How was the stew, friend?
No.3681
I long for the simple life of fumos.
No.3760
>>3751Wow this cat has intense stare.
No.3770
>>2823Afternoon /kind/ forgot to say hi the first time I stopped by.
>>3768Same, seems like a good place to take a break from all of the fatalism.
No.3783
Gokigenyou, /kind/.
No.3887
>>3882I wouldn't sweat it. Guys tend to get over small conflicts quickly.
You two will be joking about how dumb it all was in no time.
No.3888
>>3887I'm not worried or anything. I realized there was nothing to gain there. Mostly it makes me worry about my friend. I might be forgiving, Other people won't be.
To be quite frank, I don't think my friend would do very well without help from others.
No.3894
hi
No.3899
Today was fun :)
No.3900
<3
No.3939
>>3938I want to pet the aggressive puppy!
No.3942
>>3941It's funny that this is mentioned right after a wild Asuka appeared
>>3938I'm not sure how much I would have liked Madoka or Evangelion on their own, without context, if it wasn't for the fact that both are self referential plays upon their genre to an extent.
No.3943
>>3938So, /kind/ which do you prefer, Asuka or Rei?
No.3947
>>3943>>3944 (checked)
But that's the appeal. Rei is just a passive and apathetic girl with hardly any personality
and she literally doesn't have a soul. Asuka is lively and energetic, begging to be matched by a suitably energetic and dominant man.
No.3949
>>3943I prefer Rei design wise, but as a character I prefer Asuka.
I like Misato most though.
No.3958
>>3947>passive and apathetic girl with hardly any personalityGirls are passive by nature. Rei wasn't apathetic, she just cared very much about one person. Rei 2 had a soul. She was developing her personality.
I see potential in her.
>Asuka is lively and energeticIt was clear to me by the end of anime that Asuka was always disturbed and her bluster is just a cover for how broken she is.
No.3986
I stayed up too long…
No.3999
Hallo /kind/ long time no see
No.4000
>>3999I'll claim the other trips as well :D
No.4004
>>3987Dark mode too dark for me.
No.4005
sup doods
No.4007
hi
No.4011
Hello /kind/, long time no see.
No.4013
>>4010What does Patchi need all the books for?
No.4016
>>4013She's a witch. She studies and writes magic books.
No.4019
>>4016But so many? A good chunk of them are bigger than her
No.4026
>>4025I wouldn't doubt that
No.4065
>>2823I just read the story of Kimberly Stringer. What happened to her is horrible. What makes me so sad is how everyone, and especially her parents, think the only alternative to jail is involuntary commitment (functionnaly the same thing).
I hope Kimberly and every seriously mentally ill person can one day find happiness despite the way of life they chose for themselves.
No.4070
>>4066Why are they all wearing glasses? I like I.
No.4107
Hello /kind/, long time no see. Hope you're all doing well.
>>4066I'd take any but F. C would probably be my final choice though.
No.4129
>>4066E hands down
Why are they all wearing glasses though?
No.4141
>>4135True, but not everyone looks better with them on.
No.4180
hi!
No.4184
lo¡
No.4209
>>4208I generally don't like anime but also don't see any problem with people posting it if that's what they're into.
No.4211
>>4208Nobody is forcing anime on you. If it bothers you so much, just ignore it. It's not kind to ban something just because someone doesn't like it. /kind/ just happens to have a lot of animeposters, that's all.
No.4277
hai everyone :3 haven't been on here for far too long, but i'm slowly starting to get my life together and not doing nothing but mindlessly browsing the web anymore ^-^ i've got making a startpage for my laptop i'm on mostly now soon and this board will surely be way up on the top, i'm happy to join u all again, luv y'all <3
https://files.catbox.moe/8hnbze.mkv -> crystal castles - 'kept' in 720p, it got taken down from yt and is only there in bad quality, so enjoy uwu
No.4314
>>4303I'm Gen Y too but feel like my experience is different from a lot of people my own age. I seem to have been exposed to more older stuff growing up than most and am not really into anything current.
No.4338
>>4337POST SOMETHING CUTE AND I MAY NOT SHOOT YOU
No.4342
>>4336and if i'd just swallow and digest the bullet, what r u gonna do then huh??
No.4371
>>4370Maybe I should try something else.
Something like… friendship!
No.4380
>>4379♬Take me out tonight…♬
No.4404
Fighto friends
No.4414
Hi frens.
No.4419
How are my east-US friends holding up with this weather? Everything's shut down here because we don't have the means to deal with it. Tonight, I'm having a nice little fire, since freezing cold makes it all that much more nice.
No.4424
funfact! ur cute :3
No.4425
>>4419it's still hot outside in Florida but it rained crazy last night, the streets are flooded.At least I got a break from the snowbirds, I occasionally see snowbirds but it's not as bad as pre-covid. Are northerners rude or just the snowbirds?
No.4426
>>4419I usually like winter but it's been a bit much this year.
Makes me want to quit my job and hibernate in my room.
No.4429
>>4425>Are northerners rude or just the snowbirds?I'd imagine that's a snowbird thing. A lot of them are probably from the larger cities, where life is impersonal and many are rude as a matter of course. I've met many polite northerners, but they probably tend to stay in their smaller northern places and are polite because it's their home town that they care about and hospitality is a thing.
Your question does make me wonder if there is also a condition like snowbird-itis that compounds rude behavior for some. Like, after they migrate, they don't have a sense of neighborliness and subconsciously know that they can just go back home, after having offended the locals, and not have to deal with the consequences of rude behavior like they would in their hometown?
No.4431
>>4426We only get winter weather for about a week or so a year, so it's hard to hate it.
>>4425I don't live in the north anymore, but a lot of northerners are rude. I don't mind it much, because at least you don't have to pretend to like people. This is coming from someone that lived in a small town.
No.4432
>>4425>Are northerners rude or just the snowbirds?Besides the rural vs. urban divide, I think it depends on which part of the North in question. As far as I can tell, Northeasterners are the ones with the reputation for being rude in a vocal way, although this has the benefit of knowing that they're not beating around the bush. Upper Midwesterners have a reputation for being nice, but I've read that transplants consider them more passive-aggressive and two-faced while being friendly to outsiders in a superficial way. I've noticed some parallels in the way that people describe "Southern hospitality" and "Minnesota nice." The "Seattle freeze" is also said to be somewhat similar.
I see each of these approaches as having benefits and drawbacks of their own and don't necessarily think that one is better than the other. It seems to come down to being honest but possibly rude vs. being polite but possibly duplicitous as a means of maintaining order.
>>4429>Your question does make me wonder if there is also a condition like snowbird-itis that compounds rude behavior for some. Like, after they migrate, they don't have a sense of neighborliness and subconsciously know that they can just go back home, after having offended the locals, and not have to deal with the consequences of rude behavior like they would in their hometown?That makes sense, considering social repercussions are the only thing keeping the behavior of a lot of people in line. The more rootless a person is, the less skin they tend to have in the game. I say this as someone who would gladly have residences in faraway places if I were rich.
No.4433
>>4432>I've noticed some parallels in the way that people describe "Southern hospitality"Southern people speak in a polite manner, however they absolutely are rude once you understand their speech. For example, if you ever hear a Southern person say "bless your heart" they're practically calling you a retard in a way that could be deemed proper. A lot of people here seem to be very conscious of their image and want to be seen as prim and proper. As a result they do things in an underhanded way.
I absolutely prefer the Northeastern method. It's far more effective.
No.4437
>>4433I don't like the Northeastern method, whenever you say hello you are either flat out ignored or they look at you like a deer in the headlights and just freeze up because they don't know what to do. Sometimes I feel invisible by them, I don't know how describe, I don't expect them to be fully polite but at least say something, I don't like it when they push me or touch me either, I wish they would at at least say excuse me so I could get out of the way, it isn't a big deal for me to let people pass. I feel like northeasterners are too rushy and too pushy to even slow down and see the world around them. It's it like have tunnel vision no matter where they go.
No.4440
>>4437I suppose there's an amount of personal preference in play. My thoughts are that I'd like to accomplish what I set out to do with as few distractions as possible. There's time for leisure at other points in time.
I wouldn't want strangers trying to talk to me for no reason either. It's fine in a social setting, but if someone is ignoring you it's not a social setting.I will say though, I think touching is a city thing. I've never experienced that up North, and only in metropolitan areas. I've only been in major cities in the south, of course.
There's nothing wrong with valuing your time. I for one hate wasting time to no gain whatsoever. It's not that they can't relax and take it easy, it's just that people usually have things to do.
No.4446
this has become my morning paper thread, i don't know what to say, so just have a good day everyone :3
No.4527
>>4524Thank you!; have you the sauce of that anime girl?
No.4532
>>4530Oh, okay. I'll search it. Thanks!
No.4537
You're all a bunch of friends.
No.4544
I've been reading Berserk the past two days. It's amazing how grotesque the art is. I read a bit of it not too long ago, and I really don't think I appreciated the art as I do now.
No.4547
i've finally cut out all social media and instead reading more blogs, one post has more information than an entire day wasted on social media and i feel so much better ^-^ i'm so habby frens, i hope u find something to be habby bout too <3