I get it man, it's not for everyone, I say it all the time. And I'm not trying to be snide. I just think it's alot of fun when you can still be a little kid about it. It's raining? Let's go play! Snow? Woohoo!
Are these the only options?
God, I love this man. We hit SUCH a homerun with HCDB!
And they both serve an important, albeit much different, purpose.
Huh.
I don't live in any of those places or CNY. I don't get hurricanes or blizzards, don't live in the desert, and am high enough above sea level that I'll never be below water. I suppose I've already knocked myself out.
Sort of like that.
My sister lives in Nepean
Nope. Does it matter? You just seem really worked up at the idea that some people may prefer to live somewhere outside of CNY and use extreme weather to support your stance. There are lots of options around this country for people that don't like the CNY winters that don't have the extremes you point out.
It’s like the Dome of space.
I know how to dress for it. I just don't like to. I hate layers. I'll do t-shirt and shorts whenever I can. I also have an appreciation for nature, just not the kind that requires winter gear. The Pacific Northwest is known as an area for nature lovers and is without the extremes of winter unless you go to the mountains.
I am. Thank you for noticing.
Where did I say it's not okay for people to prefer different climates?
That was more a general comment stemming from my interpretation of what I have read from multiple people concerning this topic over the course of a few years. Maybe I misinterpreted you when you said, "if you hate it you either don't know how to dress properly or don't have a deep appreciation for nature."
That's fair. And I didn't have the people in mind who were self-aware enough to contemplate their own preference and smart enough or driven enough to do something about it (i.e. move).
