Oh a cold day, when you feel like you’ll never get warm, it’s nice. Never as nice as you hope it will be (I get too hot VERY quickly), but still nice. And if you get good-smelling product, it can be fun. 

Still prefer showers, but baths have their merit. Not on a daily basis, though. 

I totally get you Lynn! For me the hassle of making sure the tub is totally clean before and after is such a pain, it deters me from enjoying a bath. 

the fact that you’re in a different element, water, changes the way you feel. Also idk about you but if you have bodyaches the warm water does wonders for aching bones! If you live in a place with multiple people, kids especially, it’s a great way to have some me time.

For me, it's about recovery. If I'm really tight from sitting all day working, a hot bath with relax my muscles. 

On the flip side, on a hot summer day if I'm out and about all day and really hot and gross, a cold bath feels amazing to just cool off and relaxes my muscles as well. Helps with blood flow and circulation too. 

I’ve been trying to find some free ways to do a little self care (that doesn’t involve eating and television lol) and everyone keeps saying, “oh take a bath! I love such and such product for baths and ooooooh baths are soooooo great.”

I don’t understand baths. And yes I have a nice tub. A soaking one, in fact. 

What is the appeal? Just sitting in water? Watching my fingers wrinkle while I inhale chemicals scented as eucalyptus?

If you love a bath — why? What am I missing. I truly wanna like them because free. 

Bath fans, explain yourselves 🛀🏿 

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