Do you prefer light or darkness?
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Darkness of course, who can stand to be illuminated to the point one's eyes burn. The darkness is calming and freeing, allowing one to be lost without moving to a location hitherto unexplored.
I hate the light because it limits all the other ways you can experience something and doesn't help you see anything but colors better (in the opinion of someone who doesn't see the difference between HD and standard television who wears glasses and is blinded by the sun when several layers of clouds are in the way).
Overall, darkness is just more amiable from my perspective.
I hate the light because it limits all the other ways you can experience something and doesn't help you see anything but colors better (in the opinion of someone who doesn't see the difference between HD and standard television who wears glasses and is blinded by the sun when several layers of clouds are in the way).
Overall, darkness is just more amiable from my perspective.
Darkness. I hate being in the light, the brighter it is the worse it is. I can feel all the muscles in my face relaxing when I enter a dark room from the light and all the tension seems to flow out of my body. Leads to arguments with my housemate as he hates being in the dark and likes the house to be lit up as brightly as possible. When I'm home alone, the entire house is pitch black, the only light in the whole place is from my monitor and the LEDs on my computers.
I find solace in both.
The darkness is what most people tend to fear, yet I find comfort in silence brought upon by the dark. The calm stillness of everything is relaxing and allows me to focus inward.
My room is dimly lit in dark colours because of this. I find it difficult to concentrate on a single thing in the light as it makes me distracted.
The light however gives me a sense of warmth. Comfort in a different way than darkness. It makes me feel... I don't know. Welcome is a word to describe it. An influx of thoughts and emotions as a result of an over-stimulus to the senses. With this stimulus, I find it easier to think on multiple issues and thoughts. Enlightened, one could say.
.... and that was a little more introspective and philosophical than I intended. >.<
The darkness is what most people tend to fear, yet I find comfort in silence brought upon by the dark. The calm stillness of everything is relaxing and allows me to focus inward.
My room is dimly lit in dark colours because of this. I find it difficult to concentrate on a single thing in the light as it makes me distracted.
The light however gives me a sense of warmth. Comfort in a different way than darkness. It makes me feel... I don't know. Welcome is a word to describe it. An influx of thoughts and emotions as a result of an over-stimulus to the senses. With this stimulus, I find it easier to think on multiple issues and thoughts. Enlightened, one could say.
.... and that was a little more introspective and philosophical than I intended. >.<
Darkness, I'm rather sensitive to light, andd it help me keep up with my friends in other time zones
Hi Julian
Hi Julian
Gonna meet ya in the middle. I don't like intense light, but total darkness makes me uncomfortable. I usually have my windows shades blocking half the light in the day and have a soft lamp on at night. I do, however, love dawn and dusk. My favorite times of day since it has the best of both.
If the wife would let me get away with it, my windows would be covered in foil and trash bags. I'm maybe one step away from reflexively hissing/bursting into flames in daylight.
Darkness is my element.
Of course, my inner thoughts come out at night time so if you want to see me preachy, get me when the sun goes down.
Of course, my inner thoughts come out at night time so if you want to see me preachy, get me when the sun goes down.
You just asked a forum for a hobby that involves sitting in front of a screen indoors for hours if they prefer the light or darkness.
I think the question answers itself in this case.
I think the question answers itself in this case.
As my username might indicate, I'm best suited to either of them separately, or both mixed together.