When I'm hot, nothing else matters!

yes I hate the heat too, I hate that hot sweaty feeling, I never feel fresh unless I have just had a shower in the summer, I hate it so much...

I also hate the heat Beauty.
I always suffered headaches from the heat.
On days when it was very hot,
The headaches used to make me really ill.

Since having cancer I cannot handle the heat at all.
On very hot days now I get very lethargic.
I feel like an elephant is sitting on my head.

The only way for me to survive summer,
Is we purchased an air con.
I run that until I go to bed at night.
I very rarely go outside in the summer now.

The heat makes me sick. I don't like it very much at all. If I get to over heated through out the day I have to go take a shower ever if i took one earlier in the day. The heat also makes my body shake. not really bad since I have a new medication to take to control it. I have had to leave church services before because of this. Which was pretty embarssing. I will be glad when it cools down again thatis for sure.

I really don't mind the heat at all unless it gets up near 100 and is humid as well. I manage without an air conditioner and get thru it without feeling too bad. I know many people can't handle it at all.

I am a horrible summer person! If I could I would sleep during the day and only be awake at night once it had cooled off. The heat makes me sick and cranky and tired. I can fall asleep anywhere when I get too hot...which is odd for me because under normal conditions I can't sleep unless I'm in just the right position and it's quiet and my blankets are laid out just right (I'm a super particular sleeper LOL). But if I'm hot and over heated, I will doze off on the car trailer, in the car (while riding not driving!), on the ground if I sit to watch the kids play...just anywhere. When I come in from the heat I can also easily doze off for awhile while I get cooled off. It's not that I want to sleep, I just have no choice in it.

Extreme heat or cold are on equal footing. I live in a town that has the best climate in the world. Temp dont go beyond 30c nor bellow 15c in any given year. I know that when it is hot, the best you can do is to find a shade or a cooler place, dont take a cold shower nor take a cold drink. Try to bring your body temp nearer to that of the environment. You will feel hotter after trying to cool your system. Sip coffee or tea instead.

Hello beautyqueen26,

I live in a hot country and it is not really a big problem to me though honestly, I don't like to feel the heat, the sweat and the uncomfortable situation it brings with it. Whenever I feel hot, I will take a shower to calm myself. I won't get angry easily just because of the heat but I do feel uncomfortable with it. My husband is from a four seasons country and he can't stand the heat. He needs air-conditioner 24 hours a day. Whenever he goes out and feels hot, he will come back home feeling tired and the only thing he will do is to take a short nap - to rejuvenate, as he always say it*smiles*

I don't hate it,but it makes me tired,I tend to sleep more,I think it makes me groggy and i get irritable with people,I don't think i mean too and i feel bad when i do.

I can't stand heat as well, you can't dress for it and you take in all possibilities to get a bit comfortable but it's allmost undoable.

Cold drinks are nice but you must see to it that you do not drink them too fast or you might pass out. On hot days I make sure I get a lot of shade and stay inside with my fan on and the window wide open. I'm on the attic so it's still pretty hot but at least I won't get burned by the sun in there .

It got close to 110 degrees Fahrenheit last week in the Sacramento valley, and with the fires filling the valley with smoke, it was not a pretty picture. One day there was a breeze from hell, like from a furnace. Being outside that day was totally inhabitable. I would never be able to be a fire fighter.

Being very cold is just as bad, but as long as I have the proper clothes, it is no big deal. Cold weather clothes are very good at keeping you warm - hot weather clothes do not do that much to make me cooler - unless I dowse them in ice water. But then the water heats up, and I'm wearing clothes soaked in warm water.

Yes, I did try it.

I don't follow the convention of warm weather clothes of shorts and short-sleeved (or no-sleeved) shirts - I wear long pants and long-sleeved shirts when I'm out for most of the day for protection from the sun.

It's been saner this week, temperatures just below 100. Every once in a while the smoke will return, but most days it is mostly clear.