Newtons Second Law

Some people deserve a hi-five... in the face... with a chair. No, but really here I am performing a prime example of Newtons Law. I am trying to push my chair into my desk but it is not moving. Reasons for why my chair is not moving is because my arms are at a high angle, which would make it harder to push forwards. Also, the mass of the chair contributes to why I cannot push in my chair. The friction from my carpet in my room is also another factor that makes it difficult for me to push in my chair. If I were to have a wooden floor in my room I would be able to push in my chair a lot easier because there is less friction on wooden floors. If I push my chair with enough force, my chair will push back in.