Let's have a general night owl and nighttime feels thread.
Example:
>Why do you like the night more than the day?
Personally I'm less reserved at night and I suppose that's a good thing in our extroverted world; and ofc there is less people to bother me with their shit at night, so more time to myself.
>What do you like doing at night?
I tend to hit the gym around 9 during the weekdays as the feels/motivation is higher for me at night. I also enjoy taking night walks to look at the stars and just wander around while thinking about life, n shit. Also occasionally take photos, pic related from last night, have more if interested.
>Why do you like the night more than the day?
It's nice and quiet, very comfy atmosphere. No loud noises outside, no people around. Feels like nothing exists outside of my room.
>What do you like doing at night?
I do all my job applications at night because I can actually concentrate without all the day noise. Sometimes I go for a walk to the corner store to buy snacks.
>>29916782
>day noise,
live in at city or what?
I feel ya on the snacks, ever see anything interesting on the walks?
>What do you like about the night more than the day
It sounds edgy but I really do enjoy the darkness more then the sunlight. Also >>29916782
>What do you like doing at night
Reading in the dark in my bed with a small desk lamp illuminating my book. I'm currently reading American Psycho
>Why do you like the night more than the day
I can do whatever I want without being bothered.
>What do you like to do at night?
Longboard, nightwalks, attempt to jog or cycle.
It's a little harder now though now that all these goddamn Chads are running around with their poon of the night playing PokemonGO.
>>29916844
I feel the same way. I feel more at home and comfortable in the dark.
>>29916709
>Why do you like the night more than the day?
It's quieter, prettier, and more mysterious. It's like how I like my women.IF I HAD ANY.
>What do you like doing at night?
Primarily posting on 4chan, chatting with friends, and wasting my life away.
However, when I can, walks in the city at night are fucking heavenly. Bright neon, only the occasional car passing by, the air crisp and fresh. A whole new branch of people with interesting stories, you wonder just WHY these folks are up at this hour, it's fucking beautiful and fascinating.
I'm sorry, I just...FUCK I love nights in the city.
>>29916844
>edgy
Nah man I can see it, personally I'd have to agree with ya. Sun is always irritating, especially in summer when everything is so damn bright, I suppose having eye issues doesn't help tho.
>Reading in the dark
Can't say I've been able to read American Psycho yet, frankly haven't read a good book in awhile, last real good one was The Master and Margarita.
>>29916851
Jesus I feel ya on the Pokemon shit, when I went out last night I couldn't figure out for the life of me why the hell there was so many more people, when usually I'd see one or two others tops. Eventually realized it after some guy drove by me and shouted something about Caterpie being nearby.
>>29916945
Forgot where I read it, but I read that twilight and dawn could be considered sort of a human's "natural" and most comfortable state, where he can see but not be irritated by the light
>>29916945
What genre do you like generally anon? American Psycho is great so far, but I can't recommend it until I've actually finished it. The Exorcist is phenomenal, a bit long but one of the best books I've read in awhile.
I'd head over to /lit/ some time too. They're a bunch of assholes, but the sticky is great and they do have some good taste in literature.
>>29916876
>However, when I can, walks in the city at night are fucking heavenly. Bright neon, only the occasional car passing by, the air crisp and fresh. A whole new branch of people with interesting stories, you wonder just WHY these folks are up at this hour, it's fucking beautiful and fascinating.
That's a wonderful feeling my friend. Sadly I don't live in the city so mostly just parks, quiet streets and if I feel like a walk through the small, local, commercial area. Here's some neon for ya.
>Live in AZ
>People always ask me why I'm pale
I don't understand this, why would I go outside when it's fucking 110+ degrees out.
Night is better then the blazing desert sun
>>29916844
Pretty good book right there senpai, you see just how fucked up Bateman really is in the boom compared to the movie
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>>29917057
how do you do this? dont you have work in the morning?
>>29917129
I stay up usually till dawn but wake up around 11 anyway because my body just works that way
>>29917129
Work doesn't start for me until 4pm.
>>29917129
I work the night shift from 5pm-12am
>>29917010
Hmm that might be worth looking in to m8...
>>29917013
Pretty much any fiction desu, I've really been falling behind on my reading the past few months. Specifically though as prev stated enjoyed "The Master and Margarita", also big fan of "Definitely, Maybe" and "Hard to be a God" (I like them Soviet authors). Pretty much enjoy anything that shows a dynamic range of character development I guess, if it's more negative/cynical the better I'd say. Also big fan of broad scope books, and stuff that has multiple levels if you will.
Some more books would maybe be "Stranger in a Strange Land" or "Catcher in the Rye" (ik meme lvl book but I like it). Used to enjoy the Inheritance series and I'm halfway into the dark tower (really lovin that shit but no time to read).
also worth noting would be a book called "The Ploughmen" , great fictional book about a small town cop and his interactions with a criminal.
>>29917129
1-9 buddy
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>>29917197
>Love horror
>Skinwalker greentexts and the like on 4chan scare the shit out of me
>still haven't found a book that invokes the same terror
honest suffering
>>29917231
That's the one genre I'm terribly unread in, only read one real spooky book, pic related.
>Live in Ausfailia, land of skin cancer
To me the Sun represents everything I fucking hate in this world. It represents normies and suffering. I hate the feel of it on my skin and in my eyes.
When I go outside and see a clear blue sky I think I feel the same way others do about cloudy days. I feel like absolute shit. Just a smigin of yellow light completely ruins everything.
I can see better in the dark and it isn't so unbearably hot at night, most normal people are inside and I can wear covering clothing without drowning in my own sweat.
If the night was a person I would marry them 11/10
I feel if I try to explain it , id just sound like an edgelord to everyone
I just like the dark, its nice and somber, very relaxing. walking alone can be a bit uneasy depending where you are but I find night driving or riding a motorcycle at night to be the best. The street lights and ambiance of everything just feels great.
less people is cool too, could mean more club sluts or chads out though but they usually keep to themselves.
>>29917043
Been to Arizona, quite a number of times since my dad's mother lives down there. Kinda ok since we go in the winter but I always come back with a nasty ass cough for some reason. Can't imagine how shitty it must be during the summer the woman will always tell me how athletes come in for heat stroke and whatnot (she works in a hospital).
>>29917421
Is it ever bearable at all or just pure shit all the time (excuse my ignorance, live in Illinois/US and worst it usually gets around here is 90s and humid as shit.)
I'm planning a film. Vagabonding out and around (often in the night).
I need 1-3 people to help me with it. It's going to be about hitchhiking and traveling on trains.
I'm so fucking sick of being a NEET. I planned to join the military but due to complications that isn't happening yet. I am getting a job to save for this doc/film idea and I plan to actually do it.
Any NEETs here who hate their lives and want to die? I need a cameraman or (not required) another dude to travel with me.
>>29917539
The cough is probably from the shitty plants that spill out shitty spores and shit, or not being used to the dirt in the air.
I know this probably sounds cringy as fuck but feel like a rogue. There are not many people outside at night but the people who are are usually really friendly or extremely hostile. Its also when the crazies come out.
Anyone else relate to this...feeling? I guess it's a feeling as I don't really know what else to call it.
>night
>drive through town
>see a small hardware store/convenience store with it's lights on
>think about how cozy it would be to just be in that building sitting next to the window
Something about smaller buildings lit up at night I like. It's like a non-sexual fetish.
>>29917484
>I feel if I try to explain it , id just sound like an edgelord to everyone
Hell we all get ya man, don't worry bout it.
>walking alone can be a bit uneasy depending where you are but I find night driving or riding a motorcycle at night to be the best.
That's the part that always gets me, I like walking but if I'm not around at least some lights I start to get bit paranoid or something (suppose I get that from my crazy ass mother).
Love to drive too but I start to feel bad about wasting my money on extra gas and the whole saving the planet agenda and whatnot. Nothin beats driving and listening to some good music tho.
>>29917641
I know the exact feel anon
Being in empty stores at night really is cozy as hell. I was always last in the store after closing for about an hour when I was a wagecuck in college, and sometimes I'd just sit around and enjoy the ambience.
>>29917579
Where do you live? I can help you
>Why do you like the night more than the day?
It's quieter, it looks cooler, it reminds me of all my favorite movies, I like drinking and smoking and they feel better at night, I like feeling seedy and like I could witness something bad, I wear all black so sometimes I like to think to myself "I am the night" and blend in with shadows
>What do you like doing at night?
Lately I have been watching old film noir movies all night. I generally watch some kind of movie, my favorites are horror, noir, action, and westerns. Typical genre trash I know but I like them best. I also do my best writing at night, I am a playwright and sometimes write films too.
>Why do you like the night more than the day?
It's quiet. There's no hustle and bustle like during the day. There's a certain stillness of the environment that I particularly enjoy. And as I'm from Los Angeles, it's also much cooler in temperature at night.
>What do you like doing at night?
I usually like to take that time to actually venture outside as opposed to being inside all day. Sometimes I'll keep near my house and smoke a cigarette or two. Sometimes I walk for a couple miles and clear my head, especially when I'm feeling depressed. Just depends.
>>29917579
Can't say I could help ya but it sounds interesting m8, I hope you can see it through.
>>29917639
Ever listen to retrowave music man? You might enjoy it at night...
Check these:
https://nightrunnermusic.bandcamp.com/album/starfighter
https://newretrowave.bandcamp.com/album/the-80s-dream-compilation-tape-vol-3 (vol 1&2 are aight, 1 is the worst imo)
>>29917651
wish i had some /nightwalk/ friends. i love night time but i cant muster up the courage to go for a long walk
>>29917715
Southeast USA.originalYou?
>>29917129
where do you think you are
oregano oregano puedo usar - el bano
>>29917539
If you live in Queensland or anywhere northeast/coastal it's sweaty as fuck, night and day.
In some of the desert areas or NSW it's plains as far as the eye can see. Similar to desert with really hot days and really cold nights (cold for an Ozfag).
Sometimes it's at that pleasant chilly temperature when it's cloudy. But you won't see dem lovely clouds anytime but winter.
And drought season makes Oz a living hell. Some of the trees in this country can't exist without bushfires.
>>29917789
Ohio/WV probably about to move to Seattle but I don't really have to be anywhere in particular ever again so it doesn't matter
>>29916709
>Why do you like the night more than the day?
I can do whatever I want. I can walk down the street smoking a joint without getting weird looks or having to worry about my appearance. I can break into the nearby community garden and steal cactuses for my room. The rare times there are people out, they cross the street to avoid the guy in all black walking around at 2am.
>What do you like doing at night?
Getting high or drunk, then walking around listening to sad music. Sometime's going to a nearby cliff and contemplating jumping.
>>29916709
>Why do you like the night more than the day?
the silence, the quiet peaceful silence, the calm surrounding, the dim/low light is less harsh on the eyes since no sun, significantly less or no UV rays at all.
>What do you like doing at night?
Anything really, from work at the desk to watching movies, to walking outside.
Night time best time, t b h
>>29916709
>Why do you like the night more than the day?
Quiet, calm, cooler, cosier to curl up indoors, plus I don't feel as alone. I'm less depressed/anxious at night. And I don't have to talk to people. I love looking at the stars.
>What do you like doing at night?
Mostly just stay indoors reading or browsing here, but I like it. I usually go for walks in the evening.
I'm a NEET that's never worked, any decent night jobs I could do?
>>29917579
Fuck off you talentless faggot. Go ape MDE's comedy style on your shitty ass youtube channel some more, cunt.
>>29917784
Sometimes I bring my knife, makes me feel better desu. Also since I tend to day dream too much I often find planning stuff out makes me feel better, perhaps you could find a nice route and consider your options before night?
>>29917821
so basically hell on earth, would it be feasible for u to get out of there or what?
>>29917784
I'd go for a walk with you anon ;_;
I sort of want a dog to keep my company but I can't get a pet
Night is fun and I feel like I can go out for a smoke without bumping into anyone. I live in a small-ish town anyways so nights are extra quiet. I also like the feeling that I dont really see any fellow countrymen online.
>>29917780
>retrowave
Not him but FUCK yeah. I loved Drive and I play a lot of outrun/neo-80's junk when I'm driving around in the middle of the night. Something about it is so soothing.
Odd Look by Kavinsky (The Weeknd version) is my jam of choice recently.
We should make this a regular thread to share late night feels
>>29917579
what state do you live in anon? im interested
>>29918004
Georgia. What about you? Shouldn't be an issue considering we are going to travel.
>>29917579
Good idea with the film, maybe it could become like a vignette of various guys from different places documenting the night sights in their area
eastern europe here btw
>>29917852
>I can break into the nearby community garden and steal cactuses for my room.
Please elaborate my friend, sounds entertaining. Also don't u jump on me m8, lot more to experience in life.
>>29917925
>I love looking at the stars.
You get any good views from where you live, unfortunately light pollution blocks out a bunch around here...
>I'm a NEET that's never worked, any decent night jobs I could do?
Besides the obvious fast food shit (but nobody really wants that t b h) you might be able to be a truck driver, custodian, maybe security guard (got a friend who worked summers as one, heard good things). Unfortunately I feel like most night jobs are kinda shit tier.
>>29917968
I'd be down for that shit.
I'm thinking of working on a couple of violent two-minute action shorts, to prep for my Hotline Miami adaptation I'm gonna work on soon. I need to stop saying I'll do it and actually fucking DO IT.
>>29917967
Was just checking out some of his shit this morning, I'll have to look that one up.
Personally my latest fav is this one https://fm84.bandcamp.com/album/atlas smooth af and just real nostalgic, tfw no teenage love tho so idk.
>>29917968
We could, personally don't know if I'd always be around to start shit but I hope we could at least start a little weekly thing.
op here dunno if anybody is still around but lets try and make this a weekly thing, or not. Nice to see some shared feels n such, gn.
>>29917941
Ozfag here.
I'm still just a babby. No abandoning ship just yet. Maybe when I finish my degree and pay off my debtsI'll probably be 35 by then
