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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
okay i will probably be the only one on this thread but i hate the summer with a vengeance. i hate the humidity the heat the sun burn the "sun kissed" everything about summer i loathe. is there anyone out there that feels the same?
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avant-gardeSenior Contributor
Reasons why I hate summer
There are likely more
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BowSenior Contributor
@Bunniekins I absolutely hate summer and even though spring has just sprung I am starting to hate that too. I hate the heat. Anything over hmmm 27ish.
I have fibromyalgia and I really struggle to regulate my body temperature. Breathing gets difficult. And it’s just hot and icky.
give me winter. Rain. And snuggly blankets.
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
@Bow im with you Bow. it was so hot today and is only September! sorry to hear about your fibromyalgia. i have just done some reading up on it and it sounds very taxing on the body and soul. yes snuggly blanket and winter rain is the go 100%!
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AlwaysMyselfSenior Contributor
I dislike summer. Too hot. Too sweaty.
If i take off too many clothes people will complain. But outdoors has no aircon.
Plus flies. And mosquitoes.
I want a world below 24 degrees C please.
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