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Actually, I think that's true about me. As I've read recently in a psychological article, weather conditions can directly affect our mindset and psyche. I've even heard that some psychological disorders, like schizophrenia and Alzheimer's, make people more vulnerable in the wintertime, in the cold weather. So, in cold weather, people tend to feel more [...]
The weather doesn't matter to me. If I'm in a bad mood, I feel down whether it's sunny or rainy.
I would say yes, especially when it's too sunny and the weather outside is too hot. I definitely become more aggressive and easier to be angered than usual. However, when the weather is a bit breezy and cold, I feel more comfortable and easygoing than on a normal day.
Absolutely. I believe that weather has a significant impact on my mood. For example, when it's gloomy or raining outside, I often feel more melancholic or down. Staying indoors, on the other hand, when the weather is sunny and pleasant, instantly lifts my spirits and makes me feel more energetic and good.
Absolutely, weather has a significant impact on my emotions. I'm more resilient to cold weather than heat. In the winter, I feel energized and excited to go out, regardless of the temperature. I'm always ready to embrace the day with enthusiasm. However, summer is a different story. It's often stifling and uncomfortable, making me easily [...]
Yes, it does. My mood definitely changes depending on the weather. Rainy days make me feel more upset and gloomy. But sunny days make my life feel more pleasant and, um, I become more confident and energized. So when I go to work, I can work more efficiently.
Yes, it does. A rainy day makes me feel more sad and tired because everything is just surrounded by the rain. Raining falls, the red drops surround the south, but when it's sunny, everything is covered by light. And it also makes the light become brighter.