Do You Like A Hot Weather Or A Cold Weather?

I just do not like the cold weather at all, it makes me feel limited with my movements and my hands and feet gets cold as well. When it comes to bathing I get the hypothermia, it is because that I have less body fat to shield me from the cold water although I am not anemic anymore. I am sure that if I were to be anemic I would never endure the cold bath in the morning.

If the weather is hot and humid I am a bit much more at ease with my movements because I had gone accustomed to it already, for one thing I would perspire much and would allow me to get liberal in my fluid consumption which is a thing that I liked because it makes me not to feel limited from consuming fluids and it serves me well although my bed sheets get ruined with wetness due to my perspiration.

It is also easier to take a bath even in the night time when it is the hot season already so I don't get the hypothermia and chills after bathing or showering. Now it would be just a matter of days until the weather turns around again and I would definitely get what I wished for because the humidity that comes with the hot weather is really brutal because I am like inside an oven here in my room which is the hottest room in the house.

But I am not considering an A/C system here in the house, although some units are energy efficient already it will not serve me better if I were not to help myself get rid of extra water or fluids via perspiration which only happens in a naturally hot environment plus of course it is still expensive to run an A/C but if I were to have a more frequent dialysis then using an A/C or airconditioner doesn't matter much anymore.

But dry and cool weather just makes my skin to itch which is one factor that I do not like cold weathers anymore while in hot and humid season just makes my skin feel like an Eel's skin, always wet and sticky due to the moisture not evaporating because the air is saturated already with humidity. But soon it will be that hot again and things will just turn around for the benefit of my better well-being.