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> People wear a sweater all the time I never do because I feel suffocated. > see a doctor Thanks for the unsolicited advice. I in fact have and have been tol
by oxplot 5y ago
> People wear a sweater all the time
I never do because I feel suffocated.
> see a doctor
Thanks for the unsolicited advice. I in fact have and have been told not to wear clothing that makes me feel suffocated.
> the burden of wearing a sweater is just incredible in some of these comments
Your lack of sympathy is equally incredible
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- _Algernon_ 5y agoYour comment gives of the same vibes as people not wearing a mask because it "suffocates" them.
- oxplot 5y agoI suffer from hyperventilation syndrome and anything that brings my attention to my breathing (including wearing a mask) sets it off. I feel suffocated wearing a mask. I can get out of breath, have tachycardia, dizziness, chest pain if I wear it for a long time. And yet I wear my mask everywhere I'm asked to. There is a big difference between feeling suffocated in your own home where no one else is involved vs. among people you could potentially be putting at risk.
- wffurr 5y agoDoesn't seem like your opinion on sweaters makes for generally applicable advice, given your health condition. Prefacing every bit of advice with, but if you have a serious medical condition then please modify this advice to suit, will get pretty tedious after a while. In general, many people could stand to lower their thermostats in cold climates by 2⁰ or so by wearing appropriate clothing.