I'm frequently told on other boards to go visit this one

Fresh air

>>894106
You are an animal. Your brain will work better if you immerse it in a natural environment
Even if you find that hard to believe, going out is fun, and depending on what you do, you can develop a sense of autonomy and pride.

Comfy is relative. If maximum comfort is your baseline you cannot experience anything above that and anything less comfy than that will be perceived as discomfort. If being cold and wet is your baseline, you will perceive any slight relief as being comfier than you have ever experienced before.

>>894106
I come here for the shit posting. Litearlly nothing else. I go /out/ by myself all the time. But I don't feel the need to report on it here..

>>894106

You know what is the most comfortable? Being dead.

OP, have you ever seen the milky way in a moonless night's sky? Stood still on the trail while listening to the birds and the wind rustle through the trees? Felt the euphoria of climbing a mountain, standing atop it, and gazing at the distant world below?

Yeah what you describe is pretty comfy. But there is more to life than comfy.

>>894138
And smoking a nice joint while on top.

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Well personally a cold restless sleep next tone pic related is much more "comfy" then waking up to the crushing humdrum of every day life that we trap ourself in and convince ourself is "comfy"