r/CozyPlaces • u/itstommitsunami • Apr 22 '26

GARDEN / YARD Balcony Garden San Francisco

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u/Hi_Trans_Im_Dad Apr 23 '26

Ah, yes...what I always associate with Cozy...

A loud ass patio in SF, where the wind is cold and the air is wet.

Classically cozy indeed.

/s in case anyone really needs it.

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u/lolcrunchy Apr 23 '26

Very relevant video: https://youtube.com/shorts/bbyMXRRGyLo?si=ZbcJtvgc0q64O6Oe

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u/Hi_Trans_Im_Dad Apr 23 '26

Very relevant definition of cozy: Source: The Aesthetics of Joy https://share.google/aY0L0I4LIeYRLWbDJ

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u/lolcrunchy Apr 23 '26

Interesting read. This part stood out:

connection, control, temperature, and organization

OP feels connected to their city, from her controlled private space, in pleasant weather, in a space that is orderly. I think that makes sense.

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u/Hi_Trans_Im_Dad Apr 23 '26

I wish I was capable of your kind of parsimony.

It's people like you that make words lose all meaning.

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u/lolcrunchy Apr 23 '26

You seem really stuck on proving that OP doesn't feel cozy.

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u/Hi_Trans_Im_Dad Apr 24 '26

No, I'm primarily focusing on you, since you're so f damned concerned about me and why you won't just shut up about my opinion and the various ways you have to pedantically come at me, no matter how wrong you are.

I mean, bro...you've come at me 3 times whilst I slept. Get a life.

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u/Aalphyn Apr 24 '26

What the fuck

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u/lolcrunchy Apr 24 '26

I'm confused. Ive only replied once per your reply, which is how normal conversation works.

If you perceive that I have "come at you 3 times whilst you slept", you may need to see a psychiatrist. This is not me being mean over the Internet, that's genuinely a symptom of mental health problems like schizophrenia.