[ SECRET POST #2238 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2238 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Sexist/stereotypical things you still find hot/romantic

[(Anonymous)]

I dunno, one time I was out in the rain in the middle of November at 3 am, for maybe 45 minutes. I took a hot shower and dried myself off immediately afterwards specifically to avoid getting sick and for the next couple of days I was a mess. Could barely breathe, couldn't hear, extreme dizziness. And I almost never get sick.

Re: Sexist/stereotypical things you still find hot/romantic

[(Anonymous)]

Vancouver (BC) has a high incidence of homeless fatalities because they think "It's the West Coast, it doesn't get down past -10C at the coldest, where's the harm?" and the harm is getting down past -10C and staying there overnight and AND GETTING SOAKED SIMULTANEOUSLY. It's a guaranteed recipe for hypothermia. I would rather be out in -40C in the North, then anything below -10C in the Pacific Northwest, when it's raining.

Re: Sexist/stereotypical things you still find hot/romantic

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There's also the fact that cold weather tends to go hand in hand with people spending more time indoors- the more you're in close quarters (or close physical contact) with other people, the more you're going to be exposed to their germs.