/lounge/ - sushi social

>>18409
I wish you both a long and happy marriage.

that's nice, maybe you should make a blog (not here)

>>18426
why is she staring at me like that…

>>18444
she might be a little obsessive

>>11485
>Has anyone here dropped out of collage or university?
Yes actually.
>Was it a good decision?
For the time yes. I was very inexperienced and had little means to pay for it. Me back then wasn't going to be able to pull it off. My second go around we're getting that degree though. However long it takes.
>>11486
>I've dropped out of law
Ooh how was it? I've considered pursuing a degree in that field. Its been a long time dream of mine to get behind the civil rights movement like my grandfather and his father before him. They were in the offices of the NAACP and LULAC back in the day as an accountant and a treasurer. The lawyers were the real warriors though, and that's where I want to be.

I was heavily encouraged to go to university after school but had no real ambition or direction. I decided to study biology because it was one of the few subjects I enjoyed in school but quickly fell behind, failed all my courses, and dropped out after a semester.

>>11486 has the right advice, working menial jobs for 5 years was really useful. I think a sense of pointlessness and depression is just endemic to who I am because I've never been able to shake it but at least now I have the maturity to sustain full time study in something useful.

Don't feel like a failure, it's just part of growing up. Spend the next couple of years figuring out what it is you want to do if you need to, just try not to waste it. My main regret is simply not going back sooner or using my time to have more interesting experiences. Still, it's good to know that it's never too late; I know a chick who quit her job as a pharmacist to study CS because she was bored of her career. There's no shame in being in education when you're older, not everyone follows the same trajectory in life.

I studied pre-med for 3 years but had to drop out because I was just doing what I was told and wasn't really coping and ended up in a psych hospital. I spent about 5 years in and out of different life stages and only last year I finally went back to University to study what I really want to.

It obviously really, really affected my life and its progression but I would never say dropping out was a mistake. It's just part of the tapestry of my life it took to get where I am now.

>>11485
Drop out and work a 9-5er.

I had thought of it many times. At many times, I felt like college was trying to keep me in for as long as they could, but I finally escaped. I have ADHD. I can't really function like a normal person. When I was failing classes or missing assignment dates I felt like a legit failure, just like you are now. Now that I'm out, I don't feel anything like that. I feel free, in fact. Funny thing - I didn't know I could graduate once I finished the current semester / classes until I went to a councilor, and when I finally finished the class, I went in again because I hadn't gotten an email about graduating. Well, I was queuing up to see another one, and I was waiting to see one when I checked my email and found the email saying I had graduated. I went to the front desk and said, "I don't need to see the councilor anymore. I just graduated." and walked out of the building. I then took a drive, looking at the different buildings I went to when I was doing gen ed and everything was in person. Then, I never went back to that place again.

If I gotta say anything, you should speculate on what makes you feel this way and get help for it. Like, if you legit have personal issues or disabilities like ADHD, you should ask for different treatment from your school and seek medication for any disabilities. I would have liked, even loved to have quit, but that overall would have made my life a lot worse in comparison. I hope you make the right choice for yourself regardless.

>>9187
>Age and location
28 M Italy
>Favourite media (anime, games, music etc.)
I love Touhou and Symphogear is my favourite anime in absolute. I don't watch much anime these days specially if modern, but I like stuff like Hidamari Sketch, Mahoromatic, Girls' Last Tour, Kaiji and my favourite manga is the stuff written by Mozou Crystal
I don't play many games, I'm quite the casual and like Pokémon, lately I've been playing Elden Ring and plan to play the other soul games
>Other hobbies/interests
I love sightseeing and exploring neat places, be it towns or natural sites, pic related
I like drawing too but I'm not good at it still!
>How long have you been on Sushi? How did you find this place?
Just got here!
>What are you looking for?
Ideally someone who lives nearby and with similar tastes to go on adventures with
>What topics do you wish to avoid?
Politics and coomer stuff
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>>17390
Beautiful pic. Who's your favorite geah?

>>17391
Hibiki!

>>17394
We are now best friends.

>>9839
miss you chibi, hope life treats you well mate <3

>>18298
based on what?

>>18299 (lol)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romanticism

Nature, emotion, and individualism apparently.

been here for about 4 years
while i have noticed the amount of not-cozy posts and unwarranted hostility, i do really appreciate the ones who keep this place tidy. this is one place i'll keep coming back to time and time again.
i dont visit other chan boards like i used to, so having a place like them that isn't dedicated to ruining my mental state is really nice.

>>18343
seconding this. Been here since the CoV years and while there's been some hostile and uncomfy posters the general atmosphere of kindness and comfyness I found when I first came here brings me back here every so often.

>>18297
>i'm bisexual so both reasons apply to most people and i've had more heartbreaks than success.
bisexuality sucks. this is why i gave up a long time ago.

>>18298
brutalism is better. but your probably right about love growing out of friendship.

MARIO PARTY THE MUSIC VIDEO (nsfw)

A classic

Ice Ice MATRIX

>>16025
If you don't mind me asking, what do you stuck up your ass?

>>15989
==ALL WEIGHTLOSS SHORTCUTS ARE UNHEALTHY==, no exceptions. Pursue a sustainable and consistent routine, don't try to take shortcuts. At best these shortcuts will give you momentary results that quickly disappear, or you'll seriously hurt yourself. Exercise more, eat less, and be consistent.

>>16062
Medicine. I take anti-inflammatories by suppository because of a colon disease. It is not fun, it is not sexual, and I get no pleasure out of it. If I could do it any other way, I would.

>>15990
>Lifting weights causes injury
It can cause injury if done improperly or too aggressively. That doesn't mean it's not still the best way to actually become stronger. Bodyweight exercises are great since they cost very little and can be done in many places but they provide diminishing returns and can also cause injury if done in an unsafe manner. I've had more injuries with bodyweight exercises than with weights since it can be harder to quantify my limits with the former.

>>3089
>>9349
>>15455
I do kung fu

I fly planes and test my G-limit.

>>18315
Lies? But it's April 2nd? I'm pretty sure you missed april fools sushi…

>>18315
Getting people to play chess against me thinking I'm a Grand Master when I'm actually sub 300 ELO

>>14131
There's a lot of good channels on youtube as well for this type of stuff, that's where most of my knowledge comes from (I've only been actively growing things for 3-4 years really).

Channels like Epic Gardening, Self Sufficient Me, Huw Richards, TheKiwiGrower are all really good. Mostly just watch them for entertainment but I end up learning a fair bit regardless.

>>14126
>>14132
Gardening is about consistancy (kind of like ten-pin bowling). Heh.

>>8700
My rosmary died? I'm hoping it will come back to life in the spring.

I have too much rosmary. Just two bushes and I've already got a litre of the stuff and don't really know what to do with it all… Crops are way more bountiful than I ever thought they would be. It's a good problem to have thought…

Winter is a time of stillness.
Can't wait for spring.

April 1st! Hearing the birds chirping outside at 6 am makes me think that spring is well established here. Can't wait to see my plant grow few more leaves.

it's just the nanobots, don't worry about it

>>18313
i know i just wish they didnt influence what i want to do

>>16005
420chan is gone, man …

>>16053
Admin sold it to hotwheels. Supposedly it's gonna be back but man I don't know

>>16139
I trust Fred to do it right

>>16146
Wasn't hotweels the guy who made the shithole that was/is 8chan? Does that thing still exist anyway?

I just discovered https://tinychan.net/