/siberia/ - Off-topic

>Everyone was gaslit into pretending they like it because it's the only time you get truly free while you're in school therefore in your life
Kamala Harris campaign speech in 2019: "we need school abolition, young people should have no free time during the year, especially if their parents owe debts to the state"

>>691218
Actually that's because of solar flares that cause depression


https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8199794/
Geomagnetic storms: association with incidence of depression as measured by hospital admission - PubMed

https://thejemfoundation.com/how-solar-eruptions-can-impact-mental-health-exploring-the-connection/
How Solar Eruptions Can Impact Mental Health: Exploring the Connection - The JEM Foundation

Are you a European that doesn't use ac?

>>691216
At least you can escape the heat; you can't escape the cold. Having lived in places where it gets quite cold and quite hot, I'll choose the hot over the cold.

>>691271
the exact opposite,for the cold you can add layers,for the heat you're stuck when you're at the naked stage

It wasn't always this bad. But the past years have been nothing but heatwaves after heatwaves and endless droughts.

wear light, breezy, moisture-wicking (linen and synthetic fabrics usually) clothes
get as much shade and air conditioning as possible
protect your face from as much sunlight as possible (brimmed hats, shades, sunscreen, etc) and apply at least 30 spf for every area of skin exposed to sunlight
get into swimming as a hobby (beach or pool)
>>691271
>>691273
for cold, wear insulating thermal fabrics like cotton and wool and some synthetics
thermal socks are a lifesaver
scarves and gloves are also nice
regularly apply moisturizer and conditioner to help with drying, and wear spf because snow bombards you with reflected sunlight

>>691260
AC is imperialist bc it leads to climate change
nice try glowie

>>691338
also worsted wool fabric is a type of wool fabric that's lightweight and moisture-wicking
though a little less common than regular wool

Summer is the most sensual season. It lightly dulls the mind and sharpens the senses. Cold water feels heavenly. Everything is in full flowering. The sun is never more golden. Summer is for unrestrained liveliness, for alternating bouts of violent hedonism with euphoric laziness, no matter how old you are. True refinement loves all seasons and shuns temperance when it's not called for.

>>691440
What if you hate all seasons?

>>691216
>My asshole is sweaty after 5 seconds outside.
t. fat
Only happens to me when I'm cycling for 30 minutes or more.
>>691271
I'll take cold anytime. For reasons other anon mentioned. The problem however is the places where it usually gets very cold in summer are also the ones where it gets very humid in summers. Hot Mediterranean summers are not nearly as bad as hot eastern European summers.
>>691334
Also this.

>>691216
OP is a brother.

>>691216
I like all seasons, but I always preferred fall season for the beautiful scenery of orange red and brown and crispy blue skies with just the perfect nip of cool air.

Either that or spring

I am from Greater Cuba (Florida) and only the north half gets anything remotely seasonal weather change.

So I'm jealous of you northerners who get any seasonal changes except winter.

>>691440
Yep, it's the Gulf Coast and Caribbean in the nutshell