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1 - 6, The landscape is nice - it would be a pleasant place to take a walk, and the house is neutral.
2 - 2, it feels uncomfortable.
3 - 3, being in the presence of drunk people can only be enjoyable if you are drunk yourself, and I am sober all year round.
4 - 7, I'll imagine that in the distance, there's a stage for idols to perform, and the city has a thriving, healthy culture.
5 - 5, castles are cool, but not that big.
6 - 7, the architecture isn't in a style that I find appealing, but overall, the composition is pleasant - in the absence of anything better, such a place could have a healing effect.
7 - 6, I assume that what's on this laptop screen is more beautiful than what's outside the window... But in general, it's cozy, and even though it's raining, that's always a good thing.
8 - 4, for some reason that I don't fully understand, I've always disliked Big Ben. Perhaps because it's strongly associated with London, which I was forced to endure since childhood, whether it was English lessons at school or content in various formats.
9 - 6, and here again, I like the landscape, but the human-made structures are neutral.
11 - 4, you probably need to know what it is to understand the idea. Well, let's assume that the views from there could be good.
1 - 6, The landscape is nice - it would be a pleasant place to take a walk, and the house is neutral.
2 - 2, it feels uncomfortable.
3 - 3, being in the presence of drunk people can only be enjoyable if you are drunk yourself, and I am sober all year round.
4 - 7, I'll imagine that in the distance, there's a stage for idols to perform, and the city has a thriving, healthy culture.
5 - 5, castles are cool, but not that big.
6 - 7, the architecture isn't in a style that I find appealing, but overall, the composition is pleasant - in the absence of anything better, such a place could have a healing effect.
7 - 6, I assume that what's on this laptop screen is more beautiful than what's outside the window... But in general, it's cozy, and even though it's raining, that's always a good thing.
8 - 4, for some reason that I don't fully understand, I've always disliked Big Ben. Perhaps because it's strongly associated with London, which I was forced to endure since childhood, whether it was English lessons at school or content in various formats.
9 - 6, and here again, I like the landscape, but the human-made structures are neutral.
11 - 4, you probably need to know what it is to understand the idea. Well, let's assume that the views from there could be good.