Comfy mornings

[Anonymous No.15956387]

>brain is sharpest
>coffee has strongest effect
>prime reading time
ahhhh plowing through a few hundred pages before lunch. Is there a better feel?

[Anonymous No.15956393]

ive fucked my brain and cant wake up without scrolling my phone

[Anonymous No.15956403]

nothing like slamming coffees and pacing your apartment while loudly reading aloud while Wagner shakes the walls

[Anonymous No.15956409]

Working out in the morning
>not too hot
>less people
>full of energy not yet drained by all the menial little tasks you do throughout the day
>starting your day off with that glorious pump

[Anonymous No.15956415]

What are you reading anon?

[Anonymous No.15956424]

>>15956403
based manic phase
>>15956393
I wake up in deep despair thanks to low dopamine. Automatic coffee machine set for 5min before alarm fixes it though. As soon as you sniff you start to get high

[Anonymous No.15956437]

>>15956415
This is /lit/, so naturally I'm reading You Must Change Your Life by Sloterdijk
>>15956409
I agree that this is based but I'd rather use prime brain time for reading and work out when I get all anxious and stupid in the afternoon.

[Anonymous No.15956494]

>>15956437
cool. do you actually read several hundred pages at a time? I'm lucky if I can read 50 pages a day.

[Anonymous No.15956535]

>>15956494
only on a rare day

[Anonymous No.15956556]

I live with my family who unfortunately have no interests or hobbies outside of gotta work gotta clean gotta start muh projects in the yard. I can never get piece and quiet because theres always a vaccuum or lawnmower or some other bullshit happening all day from 7 am to 8pm. Its fucking absurd. I want my own home so badly bros. Just another year or so

[Anonymous No.15956581]

>>15956556
Yeah living with your family while can be quite nice, doesnt afford you must time to pursue your own lifestyle.

[Anonymous No.15956633]

>so much coffee your nose starts running
das it mane

[Anonymous No.15956667]

>>15956633
das it

[Anonymous No.15956676]

>>15956393
This happens to me on the weekends, but every other day I can have comfy coffee mornings.

[Anonymous No.15956690]

as frilly and lame as this thing looks - it makes the best damn cup of coffee. I think it's got something to do with the filter being higher quality.

[Anonymous No.15956708]

>>15956387
I suffer from severe anxiety and rhinitis issues and because of them I can't even breathe properly at night and morning. I can't stay alive like this. It's killing me from inside. Only caffeine makes me alive.

[Anonymous No.15956739]

>>15956708
>When I’m working on a novel I type the initial draft first thing in the morning. Really: first thing. For preference, I have a cigarette ready-rolled and a coffee percolator loaded the night before; then I simply roll out of bed, fuel up and set to it. I believe the dreaming and imagining faculties are closely related, such that wreathed in night-time visions I find it possible to suspend disbelief in the very act of making stuff up, which, in the cold light of day would seem utterly preposterous. I’ve always been a morning writer, and frankly I believe 99% of the difficulties novices experience are as a result of their unwillingness to do the same. Narrative structure, mise en scene, characterisation − you can’t get to grips with these problems unless you’ve put the words on the page.

[Anonymous No.15956747]

>>15956690
Yeah Chemex is basado
>>15956708
Idk about rhinitis but exercise does wonders for anxiety. I feel awful late in the day if I haven't worked out

[Anonymous No.15956756]

>>15956739
Sauce?

[Anonymous No.15956776]

>>15956739
>tfw you feel like shit in the morning and only come to senses like after 2 hours

[Anonymous No.15956777]

>>15956387
>wake up
>start swallowing gallons of coffee and chainsmoking like a true /lit/ guy

[Anonymous No.15956819]

>>15956387

[Anonymous No.15956849]

>>15956387
You fools, the true best routine is:

>wake up
>cold shower
>breakfast of eggs, special K, and an apple
>use energy immediately to ride bike down to a small coffee shop
>endorphin boost sharpens brain, read for a few hours, buy some coffee, a bagel and a muffin
>ride back
>another shower, hot or cold
>begin day

[Anonymous No.15956882]

>>15956849
that sounds incredibly comfy..

[Anonymous No.15957034]

>>15956849
sounds pretty retarded unless you work from home

[Anonymous No.15957061]

I can't get out of bed in the morning anymore
Leaving bed before 1pm is an accomplishment for me at this point and I'm up until like 4am, feeling miserable and sluggish the entire day
How do I fix this, I want to be a happy morning person

[Anonymous No.15957133]

>>15957061
Pull a hard 24 - Stay up all night and until 8pm the next day.
Obviously do it on a day where you don't have any responsibilities so you don't pass out on the way to work or whatever

Also the cold shower meme is real

[Anonymous No.15957140]

>>15956849
how to catch the 'rona 101

[Anonymous No.15957178]

>>15957140
Go on nature trails instead of sidewalks (unless you're a cityfag, in which case rope would be your best bet)
Wear a mask when you're in the shop, sit away from other people (or better yet just go to a place that's usually quiet)
And, most importantly, don't be an Amerilard who thinks wearing a mask is a control move by the gubernment

[Anonymous No.15957893]

>>15956777
Checked. Based.

[Anonymous No.15958932]

morning bible devotions to start the day off right by getting some time with the Lord

feelsgoodman

[Anonymous No.15959552]

>tfw wagie

[Anonymous No.15959560]

>>15956387
>wake up
>make bed
>pray the morning office
>masturbate
>fall back asleep
>wake up at noon
>take a shower and cry
>eat dinner
>play Arma 3
>go to bed
>repeat

[Anonymous No.15959562]

>>15956403
I un ironically want to do that

[Anonymous No.15959582]

>>15956387
I love getting up in the morning and that's why I only read a little sharp bit to further stimulate my minding and that early morning crispness of feeling. It's in the cold air.

If I seriously sit down to do reading I find it constricts my mind and devastates that early morning crispness just to the enjoyableness of the book, and its specificity in my head. When my mind is so malleable in the morning, I prefer to focus on my senses and further expanding that freshness of mind.

[Anonymous No.15959594]

>>15956690
What is it? How does it work? Exactly HOW good is it?

[Anonymous No.15959599]

>>15959560
>>masturbate

why?

[Anonymous No.15959611]

>>15956776
Go to sleep at a good time then.

[Anonymous No.15959617]

>>15956849
Very nice, but I feel the negativity of the social around me would turn me off from reading there. You'd have to have been in a calm mood to do something like that.

[𒂊𒊑𒀁𒌅 !!ph+3gMFUUxd No.15959687]

>>15956387
I've wake up around 6:30, grab a cup of joe, sit with my dog, and read a book on the ol' kindle. Mornings have been very cozy during the last few months.
>>15956393
Just put it on the other side of your room. That's not a great habit, Anon.

[Anonymous No.15959930]

>>15959687
Comfy pic

[Anonymous No.15959944]

>>15959599
Because I see a picture of a Jezebel on /lit/ and it makes me want to coom
I don't want to come to this site anymore

[Anonymous No.15959955]

>>15959599
my brainis fucked

[Anonymous No.15960605]

>>15956708
me too mate, me too.
tell me more about it, i want to see if i can relate

[Anonymous No.15961089]

>>15959594
It's a means of making coffee via the "pour-over" method. That's also how it works.

It is very good.