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As someone from a tropical country who has rarely seen snow in his life, all I can say is that I find It beautiful, but only on TV. I can't even imagine how much of a hustle this amount of snow is, and no matter how beautiful It is, I feel like It would grow old on me in a few days, cuz I miss the sun badly. It would get too depressing for me, living either sky this color every day for months, without a clear sunshine. It would drive me mad, is the impression It gives me.

@@turinmormegil7715 I am really sad that you are so negative about to see the beauty. If you lived in a tropical country the humidity, sweating, the electricity bill for air conditioning, the uncomfortable clothes and your appearance going out of air conditioning is has absolutely nothing nice. Including the pain in your body because the hotness expand your joints…and even worst if is raining. Adding that the hot is so uncomfortable that you can not even sleep. Every place has their own beauty but are places worst for living than others. In a hot climate the criminality is 200% more. Look the statistics. I prefer the peaceful of snow and cold weather if my choice and I see the beauty on both…but in summary add and subtract the benefits. But if you miss the sun , I pray that you receive the blessings to give you the opportunity to go back and enjoy it. “Honour may not win power, but it’s win respect. And respect earns power. Today is victory over yourself of yesterday; tomorrow is your victory over lesser men. A warrior is worthless unless he rises above the other and stand strong in the midst of a storm.” Samurai code 🙏

@@rosalineslon6910 what the hell? I'm not negative. I don't deny It is beautiful. I am realistic. And my reality is thus: I am from a hot country. Born and raised there, completely wired for heat. My reality is I would go nuts in a below zero Winter Wonderland if I lived there instead of just passed by for a few days as vacation. The hustles of heat aren't as near as bad for me as the ones of snow because I'm built for them, whereas the latter has the extra extremelt importante inconvenience of being completely foreign to me, in a way It actually functions as a legitmate form of attrition. I live at around 100 F° (I think. Not used to Imperial.) without air conditioner but I'm not insolated. I'm near fine. I feel like I can take a tad more before being a heat I'm not used to and I start really feeling uncomfortable. As for bills, whatever, I'd around the same with hearing over there. But heat doesn't block passages not impede me from moving around. Snow jams traffic. I just wouldn't handle It. Likewise, I doubt a viking would fucking survive on a semi-arid abive 120 F° as much as an Indian from the Amazonas wouldn't stand a extreme northern Hokkaido type of Winter.

@@turinmormegil7715 I am glad that you can vent with me your anger. I am going to pray that you can go back to Brasil and be more happy. Happy holidays and many blessings to you and all your loved ones. ❤️

@@rosalineslon6910 ma'am you got all mixed up. 1- I ain't outside Brasil, I'm still here. All I said is that looking from here I can already tell that IF I lived in a place like this, I wouldn't adapt. 2 - I'm not venting any anger. I'm just stating how different radical and extremely difficult It would be for me to adapt. That's all. With that said, thanks for the Prayers. Hope you're well wherever you are as well, and I wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

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English or Japanese. thanks.