Comfy Feels Thread 2.0

Comfy feels thread 2.0! Back from the dead! As a response to all the negativity in the world right now why don't we talk about the things that make us comfortable and happy? Let's try to think about the good things in our lives, and if things aren't going so well let's remember the good times. I'll start. > Driving my car in the early fall evening with the window down > Having a tea and brewing soykaf by myself alone in the office early in the morning > Going to meet my friends for beers and shenanigans in the 'big city' > Talking to people I love even if I don't know how they feel > Updating my distro and checking out all the new features > Cracking a programming problem on the first go > Figuring out the cause of a stubborn error and moving on > Going to bed after a day of hard work > (returning from the previous thread) touching someones body under a loose fitting t-shirt > That feeling you get in your stomach when you're with someone you really care about > Playing a comfortable video game before bed (my favorite right now is 'bravely default') > Really vibing with an anime or a manga and feeling uplifted afterwards > Figuring some soykaf out at work that none of my coworkers could understand > Going over to a friends house, listening to alex jones and playing mariocart

>Listening to macintosh while watching Irma

>Watching the progress bar slowly advance as an obscure album torrent is being downloaded from a single seeder.

I visited my hometown this summer. A lot of things have changed since I have left for a bigger city, but damn did the nostalgia hit me hard when I were there. Strolled the streets for a bit, checked on some of the places I regularly visited and hanged out at. Went to the town's graveyard to "visit" my grandmother and my homeroom teacher from the elementary school, then roamed about the graveyard territory reading the dates written on the tombstones while thinking about stuff. Looked in on to my father. His house really reminded me about my early childhood years. It all was pretty comfy, but I did get bitter and nostalgic in a melancholic way in the end, thinking how things should have better stayed the way they were and not have changed.

>curling up in bed with the lights off and the heat going while a blizzard blows outside and everything's dark >those endless days during childhood spent imagining in the woods and falling asleep on the couch and being amazed when you woke up in your bed the next morning >days in the late fall when it's getting colder every day and people don't stay out as much >sleeping in a hotel room and listening to the AC drone

>going to gramma's place during the summer and falling asleep to the sound of mom's humming

>falling asleep on a long bus ride >those sick days during middle school when you played video games at home and ate lunch with mom >weekends during the winter when you're all alone in your house and everything's snowed over outside >that comfy but sharply sad feeling when I'm walking home from work while it's snowing and I'm imagining I'm walking home with a girl instead

>the feeling of just letting drones and ambient tracks fill your room as you relax after a hard day >feeling the breeze in your hair as you let your skates carry you >finally finishing that project that you wanted done and loving it >the sweet release when you realize what is keeping you down and out and you finally feel much lighter >exploring an abandoned area with your friends and seeing the world in a different light than usual

> Driving my car on hot summer day after evening spent on the beach. > Opening window on a train ride and watching as world passes by the window and listening to train noises. > Spending whole day hanging out with friends, smoking weed, drinking beer and figuring out next thing to do. > After work nap, when evening sun warms up my bed and I can't be bothered to do anything more today > Waking up too early and having plenty of time in the morning to just eat breakfast and chill. > Online chatting with a good friend for a few hours into late night.

>waking up on a Saturday morning while hearing the rain outside

>a lover's embrace >when you take a hit and all your anxiety melts away >that moment when a difficult theorem finally clicks >curling up under the covers on a cold night >seeing your hometown friends >explaining something you find interesting >hiking in the forest right after it rains >leaving your comfort zone spontaneously >getting home after a long day

>the cool moist sea breeze just before daylight >the smell of leaves falling off of trees during the autumn >the gentle sound of the winds and crickets on a hot afternoon while walking down an empty road through farm fields >walking/riding my bicycle through a major city at 3 in the morning and all the roads are devoid of cars and people

>>3321 that pic vaguely lools like my campus

>>3324 is from one of the chans

>>3321 Late night rides downtown are pretty cozy. This is a pretty nice thread. It's left me frustrated since I can't think of my go to cozy memory or feeling. I tend to distract myself instead which I hate.

>>3345 Well, >living abroad in a green rainy environment with people who smile back at you >meeting someone down to earth and laid back >realising things have been thought of instead of just done with no thought what so ever, like where I live. Ex sidewalks, roads, city planned out >riding down slope in the light rain. >going to a nice park for a walk I miss living someplace else.

> The chilly autumn breeze that gets on your neck when you walk outside > Blurry chatter of other people downstairs when you're alone in your room in the morning > A sip of freshly made, warm tea, the water perfectly hot, not burning your tongue or throat > The feeling of writing "QED" after an eternity of hard, sustained thinking > Watching the clock go from XX:59 to YY:00 > Staring out the window at the streetlights at night while it rains and pours > Curling up in a fuzzy blanket in a dark room, completely at peace and daydreaming

>sitting under a tarp in the mountains waiting out a storm while smoking a blunt with close friends >seeing a plant I've been growing flower >getting to the top of a mountain and just sitting while drinking coffee >walking on an empty beach in swim trunks while it rains >walking out of the office the day before leaving on an extended vacation >striking up a conversation with a stranger and finding out you have a lot in common with them >stressing about code when my cat comes up to me and jumps into my lap and goes to sleep >watching the sun rise/set while surfing

>it's a friday morning, slightly dark, and the weather's chilly with a hint of moisture to the air >can see the stormclouds brewing above >slight hangover from yesterdays party >got yourself a nice cup of coffee and a sweet treat >you head out and sit on your usual spot smoking your favorite cigarette brand >das_it_man.jpg

>the satisfaction of a job well done >the feel of strong steel or well polished wood >the sound of wind blowing through leafless trees in winter >the feeling of liberation when on the open road >gazing out at the sunset over an empty dessert >visiting and meeting with new people in unusual places, squats, micronations, back alleys, ect.

>waking up in the arms of someone I love >hot tea on a cold, rainy day >getting something right the first time >warm, dry clothes

Surfing lainchan with everyone else! Thank you all for making lainchan such a comfy place to be.

>>3321 >>3324 looks like urbana but i guess many places look the same

>Walking in the late night/early morning when no one is around >Buzzing orange streetlights >Walking in the middle of the road >Crickets >Light rain, snow, or fog >The peace of mind that comes from solitude >Seeing the first sunlight appear

I wish I was a filthy normal user who understands what are you guys talking about in this thread.

>>3746 Yes. This is my oasis. There is a part of me that is missing, and I usually don't think about it, but this place reminds me that it is gone. Kind of a bittersweet feeling really, but also lets me appreciate things in a different light for a while.

>>4081 >I wish I was a filthy normal user who understands what are you guys talking about in this thread. >tfw over half of these posts are about the experience of solitude or interacting via the wired instead of IRL maybe you should just go exploring late at night or where nobody is around, it costs only your time, and it can be quite refreshing

>Stopping by a gas station mid day and yellow sky, picking up some cheap food, coffee, and cigarettes. >Sitting on the curb smoking just kind of observing whats going on. >Nice chat with a sane homeless person after giving him some leftovers. >Getting up early when its still a bit dark out, knowing you have time to relax before starting your day. >Stepping inside warm coffee shop after you've been out in the cold all day. >Smiling baristas. >A perceptive man on the street, perhaps not all together himself, noticing you look down and offering a strangers comforting yet vague words. >Going to bed with somebody holding you, be it a lover friend or yourself. >Seeing a tag in a dirty public bathroom that you feel, and realizing you aren't completely alone in a way. comfiness in all things.

>physical exercise when you're dedicated to a goal >that amazing post run feeling >bundling up during a blizzard >driving on a freeway during a blizzard with no visibility. comfy, but very dangerous. don't think I'll be trying that one again. >that mix of comfort and sadness when you imagine cuddling with a cute girl >drinking very cold water on a hot day

>>2588 >Really vibing with an anime or a manga and feeling uplifted afterwards BNHA and its OST are great at getting me hyped. It makes me want to A C H I E V E >getting used to cold showers before the first snowfall and being unphased when the cold weather sets in >only needing one sheet and a comforter to be warm after a lifetime of hating winter weather >piling on warm pajamas and extra blankets some nights just because I want to >the tangible feeling of my body being more resilient as a direct result of my own efforts it's a small thing but I'm pleased with myself. >>3746 same to you lain. let's all keep this place pleasant to use.

>>4067 >Buzzing orange streetlights There is a super loud transformer by a highway intersection that I just can't get enough of. I have so many memories of sneaking out of my friend's house at ~4am, taking the ~1 hour walk home through the empty streets as the sun just barely starts to come up as I make my way home. I need to relive this feeling when it finally gets warmer outside..