/lounge/ - sushi social

>>22650
that's why its my favorite

>>22977
Nice. ℵ₀ is a good pick, mathroll.

>>22649
www

Triangles ~ how do they work?

Oh π

>>13855
Do you know lainchan ?

>>13855
I just came back from Burger King after attending the Easter Vigil Mass at my local Catholic Cathedral. The service was pretty nice. I wish I'd gotten a better seat than one of the extra plastic chairs all the way on the side where your view of the altar is mostly obscured by the stone pillars. But it actually served me in a sense. I notice I can focus better on one sense when I'm deprived of other senses (e.g. being better able to follow attack animations in Tekken when the sound of the video is muted). Not being able to see the speakers (i.e. the people speaking, not some kind of sub-woofer) just made it easier for me to focus on what was being said, which was nice (assuming the speech was clear, haha).
The main celebrant of the Mass was the local Archbishop! I feel like one rarely sees the Archbishop in this Archdiocese so this was nice. It was nice to actually see him! I even received the Sacred Host from him! I feel so lucky :)
I want to say as well that this was my first Easter Mass after regaining my social skills to a sufficient degree to be able to handle the sign of peace. I literally attended Traditionalist services because there was no sign of peace, or any social interaction at all basically, in those services and I did so for a long time because I've been a chronically unemployed asocial NEET for around ten years and my social skills had severely withered. I'd act inappropriately in the sign of peace during Mass and there would be faces at Church that I wouldn't see again. The Easter Vigil Mass I attended was Novus Ordo! It had the Sign of Peace! And yet again, I greeted people peacefully with no odd occurrences! Praise be to God! I've had a small breakthrough even as I'm kind of gaining insights into why I struggle to control my breathing under anxiety and why I struggle to control my face when I see pretty women. This is all downstream of the spiritual experiments I subjected myself to when I was an edgy, ambitious wizard. All these years later, and I'm still dealing with the aftereffects. Oh well.
By the way guys - question: can heat from a candle flow downwards? I'm pretty sure hot air rises.
When I was at the Easter Vigil Mass, we were holding candles because that's part of the service. Sometimes, hot wax would truly drip down onto my fingers, which would momentarily hurt (wax cools quasi-instantaneously). Sometimes thouPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>23932
you type so much like rantaro amami it's scawy

>>23933
Can you explain Rantaro's character to me without spoiling Danganronpa? I still don't really know much about the series and would hate to read spoilers.

>>23934
at the time you meet him he's very mysterious and he basically serves to foreshadow huge parts of v3's ending. he also has this habit of mentioning really spooky things off-handedly and then dismissing them. probably why a lot of people think he'd get along really well with korekiyo shinguji.

>Ah, there is something that kind of bothered me

i'm pretty sure he straight up says this in-game at some point lol

he's also very mild mannered so you just remind me of him a lot.

i experiment with a lot of stuff like ASMR, meditation, nervous-system therapy, hypnosis, astral projection (lol)… i have an uncanny fascination with random niche disciplines and ASMR is just for some reason something that has never done anything for me but i have certainly have tried to give it a shot.

i listen to a lot of lectures…i guess ASMR lectures would be pretty cool

>>23896
see >>23891


im not sure how listening to a wooden stick rub against an old book is "simulating intimacy" unless you're getting over the loss of your librarian ex-wife or something.

i think at best it's simulating the stimuli of reading a really really old book and enhancing it through the power of modern recording devices.

>>23905
i miss her so much

>>23907
i can be her.

>>23905
Okay. You've changed my opinion regarding ASMR. It can be acceptable to engage in. Thank you for implicitly explaining that other post that you referred me too as well as I didn't quite understand what it meant when I had initially read it. I didn't realise that he's not being metaphorical about the stick being dragged across the book.

>>23925
Maybe you should try and get involved in local urbanex communities. There may be something like a database in the community.
Good luck!

>>23518
I love these globular ones that appear on the sides of my house when it rains

This wasp was nice enough to let me get nice and close for a photo :>
I hope they don't build a nest in my yard tho

The nice weather brought some cute jumping spiders too

>>23917
wow those spiders are really cute!

>>23919
deshou
jumping spiders are adorable
it's fun to watch them too, they have such good eyesight and their little motions have a lot of personality

i find it fascinating how many people respond to the notion as if what is being asked is to never ever be challenged on anything in any way shape or way form

when it's more like "there should exist at least a few spaces where certain issues can be discussed without interference from people who have zero experience or knowledge about those issues but still love to hear themselves talk"

what >>23802 said.

And there's all kinds of gated communities that enforce standards among their members, "safe space" is just code for progressive/agnostic ones. There's plenty of religious or "traditional values" organizations that are the same types of spaces for different groups of people.

>>23802
There are multiple ways to interpret it, you don't decide the only valid way it should be "more like".
The other interpretations aren't wrong just for not being the same as yours.

I got nothing to do rn while waiting, so hear me out
my (un)informed opinion on safe spaces, in a social context, is that they just naturally happen. be it within the comfort of your house with a confident, or at the gym, or at a book club. They kinda just happen and I believe is a normal part of a person's environment. Really they serve as a place to explore things without the fear of stigmas.

Approaching the topic with the assumption that OP heard the following; You likely heard the term used online within a negative connotation. As this thing that "REAL MEN don't need!". To me it sounds like code for "Don't go out of your comfort zone! Don't change your views!". I believe this, because I believe safe spaces are integral in the development of a person. To commit mistakes and properly learn from them without the fear of destroying your reputation. Without safe spaces, a person tries to limit those risks, therefor not changing themselves much. You also become very malleable so that you can comply to the views of whoever imposes themselves onto you. I go so far as to say that the notion that "safe spaces are bad" contributed heavily to the insecurities many are facing now. The people that subscribed to that idea are actively avoiding exploring themselves. Exploration of the self is a very important part to gaining self confidence. The more you know about yourself, and your limits, and reinforce your beliefs thru friendly challenge, the more you steel your identity, which makes you more confident. Knowledge is power, afterall.

That being said, I don't believe one can really avoid a safe space. safe spaces just happens. going out to fish with the homies and shoot the shit. going out with the girls to check out new outfits. going to the club with your fellow fags. sharing opinions on the news with like-minded individuals.
Really the only way to not interact with a safe space is to surround yourself with people you don't trust and/or shut yourself from the unknown and the outside (digital or real).

>>23801
i think this highlights the differences between safe spaces that I think are healthy vs not.

i support and cherish "sanctuary" safe spaces, places that don't exist to pull you away from the world, but rather to give you a moment of reprieve from it. Spaces like this should encourage people to leave and return again when needed, offering support to better face the world when they leave.

The other kind of safe space i think of as "escape" safe spaces. these spaces exist with the exact opposite of sanctuaries, with the mindset of "i dont have to learn how to survive because i will have my safe space to retreat to"

Had a pear cider recently; it was delicious.

>>23810
Wow that sounds amazing…

Jager and milk easy

>>23817
Hypervomit. SPLOPOOOOOOSHHHHHH

I typically mix vodka with more vodka. My liver (and my stomach) isn't too happy about this. I would personally recommend water with less ethanol in it if you plan on mixing drinks.

>>22969
because we are the people

Sushi in one image.

>>23459
sushi is without a doubt a .webp

>>23459
it took me about a minute looking at everything but the tower trying to figure out where that is

Yeah

>>4168
That fan looks cool.

>>4168
Yep

>>4168
Netflix live action version is gonna sux, right?

>>12786
Of course. Did people already forget about Death Note? The real mystery is why they keep doing this shit.

>>12794
Live-action One Piece is apparently ok but I’m too tired to find out.

happy birthday to everyone

IP banned on my birthday ):

it's not my birthday but i'm posting anway(USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST)

Another roundabout across the sun.
May I get very drunk this night

it's Sakura's birthday…