I mean not necessary inside the rain but just in its vicinity.

Do you have these sense of “damn, what are we even doing here” just hearing the rain, just staring out the window.

Do you ever just lowkey “flashback” to some time earlier. As if your brain kinda paused the moment, as if this is a tv show or anime plot.

Like the futher you stare into the distance, the more you feel that you’ve come a long way from your spawnpoint (okay but even if you never moved away from your birthplace, you still moved along on the tine axis, memories separated by oceans of time)

Why did I even post this? Idk its raining and I dont wanna do anything. Feels kinda like the typical sad scenes in media, raining is cue for something sad about to happen. Just need the sad piano music too lol.

  • bufalo1973@piefed.social
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    I only care about the rain if I have something that can be broken with water. If not, is only water. If it isn’t too cold, no problem.

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    Well, all I can say is that my life is pretty plain. I like watching the puddles gather rain.

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    I used to love to watch the rain. The rain would change things and cause life to grow.

    Then I moved out of a desert and the rain became less magical.

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    I love the rain and my tween daughter says “yay! It’s raining”. So, no. It wears on me when we don’t get any sun for a long time, but a few days of rain are usually nice.

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      I’m particularly fond of rain without wind. Storms are okay but they have some inherent danger of falling tree branches or something. But just steady rain coming straight down? Glorious

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      Im with you, if anything I sometimes enjoy it way more than a sunny day. Its nice and cool, its darker out and feels peaceful. I work in a high stress field so the bad weather makes me feel calm. I especially love thunder.

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      Hehe it’s seasonal affective disorder, aka SAD. Houseplants, vitamin D, and full spectrum lightbulbs on timers help a lot in my experience.

      I do like the idea that you are just straight up defective for a season though. Excellent eggcorn.

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    Rain has no associations like that to me. The only thing I think is, “are the windows open?” And then I’m glad it’s raining. Hail is another story, I’m not a fan.

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    I don’t particularly like being out in the rain (some people do), but if I’m indoors it’s fine, and being out in it is fine psychologically, just annoyingly cold and wet. It doesn’t happen often enough here for me to have rain gear around when I need it or to have gotten used to it.

    You could look for the song “Black Hole Sun” online. “Black hole sun, won’t you come, and wash away the rain?”.

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    I don’t really get scared or depressed in the rain, the only exception is if it’s dangerous weather and I can’t get to shelter: That can get legitimately scary.

    I suppose I get a little nostalgic sometimes, or sort of happy to be snuggled up inside. Sometimes I just like to watch and listen to the rain, storm, whatever with no particular sense of feeling other than an appreciation for the world we get to exist in.

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    A few years ago my basement flooded after a week of sustained rainfall.

    Rain, in general, is great. I love seeing a mild storm come through. Each passing day, though, ratchets up the anxiety a little.

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    For me it’s the opposite, dreary weather typically lifts my mood a little when I’m sad. It’s like the whole environment joins me in my gloominess, and my feelings don’t feel as out of place.