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I grew up in The Netherlands, and so did my parents and my parents parents, etc... I hate the cold. I prefer to sweat from too much heat compared to shivering
by wsc981 7y ago
I grew up in The Netherlands, and so did my parents and my parents parents, etc...
I hate the cold. I prefer to sweat from too much heat compared to shivering from too much cold. So I emigrated to a tropical country.
Perhaps part of the reason why I hate the cold, is that it makes it harder for me to do my work. If my fingers are cold, typing is more difficult, for example. And in the cold I think too much about staying warm.
- carlmr 7y agoIt's funny, I hate winter, not because it's cold, but rather because it's dark all the time. I like running in the snow, skiing, etc. I also don't like summer because I'm always too hot. I want a place that's always Sunny but doesn't get too hot. Ideally here you can ski in winter and climb in summer.
- Robin_Message 7y agoColorado might suit you. Although, looking at timezones, you probably want a place that is more West-skewed for the timezone in order to get more daylight in the evenings.
- badestrand 7y ago> I want a place that's always Sunny but doesn't get too hot I feel similar and for me elevated cities (at ~2000m) in sunny climates are perfect. For example Mexico City, Bogota or Arequipa (Peru). I know, the total list of suitable cities is probably narrow but it is by far my favorite climate.