/lounge/ - sushi social

>>11364
idk much about the board, but Heyuri (www.heyuri.net) might be what you're looking for
Here's a rule of theirs:
"The following content is not in line with site culture, and will be promptly deleted;

Wojack & Pepe or any variation thereof
*oomer memes (zoomer, boomer, coomer)
Buzzwords like "seethe", "cope", "dilate", "janny", and the like.
Shitposting & and "nu-irony"."

>>11603
i love you now. (´･ω･`)

Enjoy yourself!!

>>11597
Holy shit I love this image so much. Thank you sushi roll, for real.

LIFE IS LIKE A SUSHIBOAT
everything is fine here

>>11615
It's such a lovely picture. I cherish it with my heart.

>>11584
I got a gym membership, have been going regularly with 2 day breaks in between each visit. Trying to lose some weight. Trying to talk to girls again. Cooking for myself more often. Going to therapy. Little things.

>>11580
I just finished the extra episode of Doom 1993, I feel good.
Should finish Doom II one day, I think the last level I got to was the city in Chapter 2, after the second archvile.
My only gripe is what to play after that. I know there's official extra content for the games but they get kinda blurry in my head.

>>11586
Protip: marry and you will not have to deal with talking to girls anymore.

>>11591
Y-yeah I'll get right on that…

>>11591
you will have to deal with your wife talking to you all the time

>>10860
God damn I love this video

Shrooms

>>11601
I don't have one yet. I dunno, hopefully this isn't a bad answer, but I feel like I haven't lived enough yet to make a solid call. I've fought hard to get to a place with my health where I can be happy, or at least not scared, with moving through life and, just, existing. I worry that if I linger too much on past successes, I'll loose a bit of that progress.

I want to have a favorite year eventually.

What's your favorite childhood book?

>>11604
Harry Potter. I know it's probably normalshit, but it was comfy, and I gotta admit I did fall into the craze. I had read other books back then but I hardly remember any of it. Admittedly, I was too young to read those books critically, too, and most of the time I probably didn't even understand all I was reading because they were (for me) real page turners and I wanted to get through quickly, lol.
20 years after, I actually started reading the books in chinese, as a learning excercise. I have just started, and at a sluggish pace, but the narrative isn't half bad, for a children's book.

>>11605
Oops. What is your favorite bird?

>>11605
>>11606
The series is quite comfy. The rabid fan base isn't.

I like ospreys. Pretty cool to see them snatch fish from the water.

what's your favorite obscure manga/anime?

>>11587
This memory was really vivid and made me happy. Thank you.

>>11548
That sounds horrible. Keeping pets/animals sounds like a fun time but knowing that I will eventually have to deal with situations like this is really discouraging.

>>11551
Well, not really, if you are careful. My problem is that I was careless. I saw people around here have their chickens roam free. I though it'd do no harm, but now I keep them in their coop and let them out at certain times.
I guess I was under the impression that, if left alone they'd know how to take care for themselves. If handled properly, they can be nice to have around. This particular chicken was given to me already grown up, she managed to get away from me as I tried to get her in the coop and thereafer never let me catch her. She slept on the top of a tree even if there was a big storm. She hatched the chicks on her own and I let her, that's how she got attacked. The rest of the fowls are doing fine.
Don't be discouraged, instead learn from my experience (sushi knows I did.)

I will now summon my heightened Inner Strength.

I got a promotion today!
now here i am catching up on emails late at night. i must be some sort of masochist.

>>11608
Congrats roll

>>11300
I actually prefer the 2017 one

I used to feel this way and still do sometimes. Lately that's been getting better though, I've found that I have a interest in studying different cultures and the origins of them. Currently I'm trying to pick up French so when I travel there in the next couple years, I'll be better equipped for it :). I realize this thread was made a year ago so I hope you found something you can be happy about OP, just remember that hobbies and passions don't always have to involve creating something.

I too envy those who have creative hobbies. Funny, I have always had the creative drive but none of the skill. And yes I know the skill is something that is achieved throught practice, but ultimately neither the talent to get me going nor the endurance to stay at it for long. I guess I don't develop the sheer interest that drives creative types to git gud at their craft. In my case it goes even further. I am mathematically inclined and my creative pursuits often require some mathematics as well as related skills (ie computer programming) which stack up and I end up in a sort of analysis paralysis as well as perceiving the need to read a book on, say, spherical astronomy, before I even begin. Everytime I want to pursue a creative endeavour the exact same thing happens, I need prerequisite knowledge on some complex topic and not always do I have the endurance to go and do it, especially when I'm starting to feel that it's ultimately a useless topic to invest my time on and that I should be learning a more marketable skill, or I simply don't enjoy it as much. Perhaps it's the high expectations I set for myself.
And then, even though I envy those capable of making something that they can show, my preferred topics are all passive, rather then creative. Reading classical chinese, for example.
I have considered writing dissertations on all topics that interest me, but if I start writing I know it'll reflect the painful truth that none of my ideas are original nor insightful and that I'm very ignorant of everything altogether.
I prefer to just read books.

I've had hobbies throughout my life but I can't commit to them. I procrastinate a lot and then I'm embarrassed of picking them up again later, because that's a weird thing to do. I am trying though.

Writing is very simple! Everybody has a wealth of inner-ness (if that makes sense) that they can pour onto paper. You just have to do a bit of soul-searching to find it. Improving your calligraphy is also very pleasant. Even though it has been a year, I'll be rooting for you, OP!

>>10670
>cutie secret garden

anime princess island……

>>10672
I remember thinking that was a cool site but by the time I decided I actually wanted to sign up the registrations were closed. Can't say I blame them but it's sad to see. I've always been reticent to use forums because the idea of having a known name and post history weirds me out

Winter clothing

When the food I buy is higher quality than usual, whether its due to better farming, nutrients, ripening, etc.

My house has a lot of pointless trinkets that my roommates and I pick up from garage sales and dumpsters. We like to make up dumb stories about everything, and then we tie those stories together into this giant wacky universe involving all of these weird things. It's goofy and stupid, and it keeps me going honestly.

>>10358
lol

>>10599
Sweetness is my weakness

>>10599
>>11451
Based coffee poster

>>10599
I love cheesecakes

>>11540
Danke

>>11594
very cute