I have the same problem, my eyes are really sensitive to light so I prefer the darkness if I can get away with it. Thankfully I work a lot in the dark or very dimmed lights so I don't have to worry about getting a headache later.crudus said:
Do you prefer light or darkness?
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I like both, but I like dark, it's not a mood thing or an emo thing.
I like making my room dark during a faded blue evening, when bits of sunlight sneak through the cracks in my windows (not total darkness), I'll just lay on the floor and listen to that silence, the silence that tells me, just for that moment, that the world is at peace with itself.
I like making my room dark during a faded blue evening, when bits of sunlight sneak through the cracks in my windows (not total darkness), I'll just lay on the floor and listen to that silence, the silence that tells me, just for that moment, that the world is at peace with itself.
Light. Too much gloom often gives me a headache or messes with my sense of time. I usually feel better when I get a bit of sunlight or when the lights are on.
they both have their perks. Stealthy movement is always easier in the dark, but blending in, and moving in urban settings is easier in the light. i like both.
Depends on how I feel. They both have its benefits but a mixture of both is the best.
For example, I find a setting to be far more beautiful at night if the scenery is lit up. Case-in-Point;
In the Day
At Night
For example, I find a setting to be far more beautiful at night if the scenery is lit up. Case-in-Point;
In the Day
At Night
I prefer the light, because even during the day when there is sun light outside I still turn on the lights in my house.
Light of course. I'm a bit afraid of the dark. Only like darkness for getting out of the blaring bright sun and it's heat.
I prefer darkness, there's just something about it that I like. If I do have to have some light to read or something it has to be either sunshine coming through the window or (which I prefer) a lamp with a shade, I just can't stand how bright overhead lights are.
I like doing that too.JFuss said:I prefer the dark as I find it calming, I have to be one of few people that enjoys walking down an empty street at night
I don't like complete darkness, I usually have my 40 watt desk lamp pointed directly up at the ceiling. besides, if it's pitch black I'm more likely to be eaten by a grue!
First Zork reference I've seen since I joined the Escapist. 50 points for you, sir.webepoop said:
I'd like to find a place with a good balance of the two. And not that bullshit fantasy "balance" where light is dominating the darkness. Seriously fantasy has no idea how the word "balance" is supposed to work.
not too light and not too dark.
not too light and not too dark.