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Wait, already? I want dark. Me need dark.
Keep your blinds down then, but the rest of us praise the sun!
If only I could be so grossly incandescent!
Night man, ahhEHHHahhhhh!!!!
I only praise the man-made sun.
It'll still continue to feel dark until early March so don't worry.
Yea this is my first winter in the northern hemisphere, I was warned about the dark being unbearable, but it’s been pretty good so far…
It depends how north are you
Absolutely, but unless you're in Antarctica, it can get much more extreme in the North than South. Tierra del Fuego is south of Australia and South Africa, but it's closer to the equator than the southern tip of Norway.
By like 2° latitude... But yeah... Nobody lives below Tierra del Fuego all year (scientists maybe?) but plenty of people live North of there (Stockholm, St. Petersburg, Finland etc.).
Source that there is a Finland?
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/finland-does-not-exist
It’s harder on the upswing for me. Maybe it’s because January and February seem to stretch on after the holidays, but I don’t really get tired of winter until later (luckily).