[ SECRET POST #2792 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2792 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Favorite and least favorite season?

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, if there is one thing I like about fall, it's the weather cooling down. I don't do well with extreme heat.

If not for the anxious and depressed feelings, I get, and the way the year is structured for people (like in terms of school and holidays... does that make sense?) I'd probably put fall ahead of summer.

I like the idea of summer. I always start thinking about beaches and tropical vacations and endless fun and freedom, but in reality I don't get to do many fun things and it's just the usual plus heat and humidity. Still, the lack of school was always fun as a kid.

Re: Favorite and least favorite season?

[sarillia]

I can definitely understand the anxiety you get around fall even though I don't get it myself. I seem to be more optimistic than I would have ever believed. I just love new beginnings. They make me so hopeful. So right now I'm looking forward to classes starting soon even though I'll probably be getting incredibly stressed out by the time winter gets close.