Am I The Only Queer Who Hates Spring, Summer, And Most Of Fall?

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I sweat and am uncomfortable unless it’s sub 50 degrees when I open all the windows.

Thankfully, I don’t have any blockages, nor am I morbidly obese nor am I a drug addict. I’m just hot and uncomfortable 8 months of the year.

I no longer live in the pits of the nigger south. I live in the area of South Carolina and Georgia.

It’s almost 4 seasons here which should be nice, but the temps turn to familiar southern heat and humidity.

I contributed to a home purchase with my dad that has him embracing a house that doesn’t turn on the AC until it’s like 89 degrees outside.

He is not a small man. But he is comfortable with the house being 85 degrees.

I guess Im saying if you’re taking care of dad, tell him he can wear clothes when you can’t.

I sweat and am uncomfortable unless it’s sub 50 degrees when I open all the windows. Thankfully, I don’t have any blockages, nor am I morbidly obese nor am I a drug addict. I’m just hot and uncomfortable 8 months of the year. I no longer live in the pits of the nigger south. I live in the area of South Carolina and Georgia. It’s almost 4 seasons here which should be nice, but the temps turn to familiar southern heat and humidity. I contributed to a home purchase with my dad that has him embracing a house that doesn’t turn on the AC until it’s like 89 degrees outside. He is not a small man. But he is comfortable with the house being 85 degrees. I guess Im saying if you’re taking care of dad, tell him he can wear clothes when you can’t.

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Alaska.

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I used to be like an oven until I hit my late 50s. Starting to despise winter now. So much easier to catch a chill or hands go numb with cold.

I probably would have self combusted if I lived in the south through my younger years.

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Yeah, summers suck in the Deep South. Summer in the mountains ain't extremely hot, but the humidity is absolute misery. It's times like those where I am tempted to go north.

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I thought I could handle the heat when I lived in the west. I moved to the south and the humidity was pure murder. I could hardly do any yard work with how miserable it got right at sunrise.

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I'm same like you and prefer winter, but dry heat summers on the seaside are nice. It's the excessive humidity that kills the joy of summer, feels like your swimming in boiling water.