/lounge/ - sushi social

Training….
do it the SMART way

>>11479
Have S.M.A.R.T. goals~

S. = Specific

M. = Measurable

A. = Attainable

R. = Realistic

T. = Time Bound

>>17618
Siguma Six certified

>>16664
>>17624
Just DO IT

>>19416
Ay Ay Captain

Good weather so far. It's raining today, though… At least there's still a month left!

>>20310
Constant rain causing morning mist

Winter yet?

>>20471
15/16 more days!

>>20517
Until then….

>>20497
"For they love to stand and pray in the synagogues and at the street corners, that they may be seen by others. "

You can't draw a hard line between meaningful 'religiousness' and meaningless 'secular art' unless you want to pick fights with a billion people who want to gain advantage by performing piety, and discount massive massive amounts of art without looking at it

>>20496
I go on here seeking something different but then I see an image like yours and feel no surprise

Power to Shinto
Power to the worlds of my preference

I love what I love
My peoples have so many verities of similar religions

Paganism always

>>20510
What do you mean?

>>20498
The loss of structure and increasing atomization of post-modernity plays a role in feelings of meaningless. But its also because secular liberal humanism is unsatisfactory for a lot of people. It doesn't answer many of the questions we have. It seems to create more anxiety than comfort not to mention the ecological disaster its created. Nevertheless, its the dominant belief system globally, having pushed aside or crushed anything that challenges it. I'm not sure what you mean by hardness though or how that can be a solution to the meaningless issue.

>>20508
True. I guess what I want to push back against is the idea that religion is just objectively meaningless bullshit and so we can play around with it the way artists play around with paint. I don't mean to say secular art is inherently meaningless or that religions are somehow more meaningful. But I do think Buddhist miniature painters and Muslim calligraphers have a very different idea about what they are doing to the regular art school performance artist. e.g. In the art world, there seems to be an idea that art is supposed to be individualistic, artist centered, liberal, and not tied to religion. I'm not super knowledgable about it but that's the impression I get. I think religion and art are deeply connected, but old religious traditions had a different idea of art than the kind institutionalized by galleries, art critics, and art schools today.

it's probably your immune system…………

i am growing stronger

it's me i'm doing that

>>18312
The saddest thing is how shedding makes vaccinated people transfer supercharged graphene particles to unvaccinated ones and those nanorobots assemble inside of the latter too. Absolute destiny apocalypse.

>>20413
> All three cards upright?
Maybe? The OP only asked to provide 3 unique numbers. Nothing about whether the cards are upright or not.

>>20419
I realize now that you did in fact do what the OP asked, and I was just confused. Nonetheless, I'll pull the numbers you asked for from the Major Arcana. As above, I'll pull situation, action, outcome.

Situation - Temperance. Balance is important in all things, so you need to seek temperance in this time. Temperance also represents internal guidance, listen to your spiritual and bodily needs and make adjustments as needed.

Action - Reverse Chariot. The chariot marches forwards, representing the taking of action. In reverse position, this represents hasty action. Rushing into a decision that needs to be thought out immensely. I would definitely say this applies to the taking of one's life, as that is a permanent decision.

Outcome - Reverse Fool. The fool represents the beginning of a journey. The fool is full of joy and wonder as he travels out into the great new world. But the reverse fool is just that… a fool. He is reckless and irresponsible, and his rash decisions end his journey before it can ever begin.

My read? The cards seem to suggest that you will not find solace in death. Rather, you will simply bring an abrupt and tragic end to your journey. Many adventures are yet to come, proceed with caution yet also with bravery.

>>20413
How did you learn to read cards? I've been interested.
Good Mokos.

>>20423
I found a book at my local hippie store, and thought "oh yeah I could totally learn that."

>>20422
Thank you.

>>20270
It's fine I get it, I'm sorry… I'm leaving this thread and I'm never posting again……………………………………..

>>20271
Oh.. come here, you!

*muah* .. *muah*

>>20272
GROSS I expected you to grovel and beg, not simulated SEXUAL ASSAULT

hi there, girl bassist here. i don't know why we're the best i think it must be some kind of a divine intervention or something to that effect. if anyone wants to give me money or something to buy new bass strings i'd appreciate it

hi there, astronaut girl here
you're still inferior to us

>>18373
For sure. At least with regards to the suspension, and even the steering to an extent, that can be improved relatively easily. I'd much rather have a good drivetrain. Unfortunately it's so good that K20s are ridiculously expensive, not that I plan on blowing mine up. EP and FK's are great as well. I prefer the FL over the FK personally but I'd be happy with either.

And yeah Accords are great, if a clean CG shows up I would definitely try and get it. I looked up more on the CN2's and they look nice, especially the wagon variant. What happened to yours?

>>18386
Those roads wouldn't happen to be near Swanwick would they?

>>18401
Sold it on and bought the e87. I loved it, but my partner and I wanted to get one car that could do both our needs.
It was the top spec wagon with all sorts of silly features (Like a DVD drive just for loading maps onto the sat nav). Had a very hard life, but never let us down.

>>18453
Central parts of norway. Even the main E-roads can be nice and twisty, but the more rural roads have less traffic.

>>18453
>Had a very hard life, but never let us down.
To me stuff like that had always been a matter of perspective. It may have had a hard life but if something was made to endure that then on some level I think it's respectful to make sure it can fulfill that purpose. It's why I somewhat feel conflicted to see cars meant to be driven kept in unreasonably pristine condition.

Conversely, if there was a reason to get a different car that fit a different need then I can see why you had to sell it. That's just how things end up sometimes, as uninsightful that may be.

I wanna buy a Toyota 86GT; it's a cheap sportscar.

>>20177
I used to have the same issue sushi roll, and I didn't even realize how much I was neglecting my own feelings. Watching Dr K's videos helped me immensely with my problem. The video I linked is about Alexithymia, which is a condition with symptoms akin to what you're describing.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pQBdZ3RdfA


Dr K is a licenced psychiatrist in the US, who used to be addicted to video games, so now he helps gamers and adjacent people in his work life. He talks about feelings on his youtube channel and he interviews various guests (sushi rollymous followers of the channel, e-celebs, mental health experts, etc.).
He also used to study to be a hindu monk, so sometimes he veers into teritory more related to hindu religion and philosophy rather than science. Feel free to discard any advice you don't like, and only apply the advice that's helpful for you.

The video I linked you is just the tip of the iceberg, the real meat (? not sure if thats the correct expression but ykwim) is in the older guest interviews, where he talks to people about their feelings on stream, and goes into the nitty gritty on why and how the guests feel the way they feel. He's great at validating his guests' feelings, and watching Dr K validate other people's feelings made it easier for me to accept and validate my own feelings, especially if the guest had expierences similiar to mine.

He's great at validating his guests' feelings, so just try to copy his approach.

Watching multiple interviews over multiple months made me so much more in touch with my feelings, and made me understand other people's emotions so much better. Processing some of the feelings was painful at times, and involved crying, but that release helped me get the negative, pent up emotions out of my system. I feel so much lighter now, and so much more in touch with myself.
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>>20237
Psychology isn't really a science like physics, it's more same class as economics and has a kind of philosophy in it.

>>20246
Psychology student here, and I'd say what you said is mostly correct but there is a definitive science behind a lot of it too, more so than economics. Psychiatry is good proof of this, with heavy research into medications and stimulants that blurs the line between the psychological and the scientific. There's aspects of science that are like philosophy but a common misconception of psychology is that it's all speculation when in reality its much more than that and there's a hard science into a lot of psychological concepts. For instance, a lot of anomalies/undesired results from directed effective treatments are generally more so from a often times multilayered and complex reasoning than simply "it just didn't work". There are usually observable things that inhibit effectiveness and further approaches might be needed to target specific things like say, trauma, anxiety, depression, etc. Many medications are actually a lot more effective than people think, but specific cases often times need additional approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy that helps restructure the brain alongside with the medication allowing for that rewiring of the brain.

>>20246
Economics isn't even a science, is a doctrine which uses techniques from mathematics.

>>20281
I study it as well informally mostly focused on psychiatry among other related topics since I couldn't afford uni, so as result I am not bound by being told a certain thing and expected to believe it. Though of course I also can miss some things since I focus mainly on practical application to help people I come in contact with in more than support, which actually does the most but sometimes not enough. It's a social science which is a soft science is what it is called because you can't really run experiments that account for every variable and proper control group at least not ethically anyway. Certain aspects do fall under same as in medicine when it gets more into the neurological and genetic aspects but nothing solid yet as those are in infancy, but then there is so much in psychology particularly abnormal psychology is just made up by boards of psychologists behind the DSM which also often is what the IDC uses as a guide to influence their conditions and diagnostics though they have their own. They create groupings of certain behaviors call those behaviors bad and call it a day but wind up treating a large number of them the same way anyway. They aren't as bad as they used to be where it is getting to be more accepting of different kinds of people but it still is an external subjective judgment for the most part. Psychiatric medicine research is lead by private corporations with a profit motive to hide data or just suffer from bias to confirm the hypothesis and the studies often fail to properly gather enough people of different genetic backgrounds to test safety and efficacy. When diagnosing psychiatrists do not run brain scans or any kind of medical tests on people to diagnose them vast majority of the time, they do not care about the individual symptoms a patient is having only the label they can give them from what I've seen most do and the medicines they give them are questionable in how they are used. I could go into a lot more detail but I don't want to bring in some debate. I'd suggest you check out Daniel Mackler's videos on YouTube. He has a ton of videos on psychotherapy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0Fi32LbXHA

>>20285
I wouldn't call ecoPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

I had the Burzum shirt that had varg on the back with the medieval cosplay knives in his bedroom on the back. I outgrew it I've gotten fat in my 20's cause I only buy food as well. I don't like burzum and black metal either.

I prefer animals on my t-shirt.

I don't really have a problem with spending money when it's abundant, but i remember sometimes during college when my family was being harsh about money so I would mostly intermitently fast and eat mostly noodles. I'd gain weight again when travelled back home so I had stored fat to lose and supplement with vitamin pills and omega 3 pills lol. In the end I used most of this money on travels to see webfriends.
Also, for months i could only take cold showers, but it was because my roommate was supposed to buy the shower and the asshole would knock the neighbors house to take hot bath there instead, e v e r y morning. It became quite a fight with time. Honestly fuck that guy, terrible and lazy swindler.

I bought a new book. Haven't bought one for a loong time….

I bought some music… on CD. Yes, that is still a thing.

>>20056
native

vindictive

>>20094
vulva

>>20104
aphrodisiac

>>14465
syllable-based seems more in line with shiritori traditionally

>>20105
action