Cheerful on warm sunny days

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Weather, especially sunlight and temperature, or lack of it affects me significantly. My mood and energy seem to depend upon sunlight and temperature. If it is warm and sunny then I am in high spirits full of energy.
Does it affect you too to such extent?

Is It Normal?
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  • Mano
    11 years ago | pl

    in case you did not know; the son rays cause the increase of vitamin d in the body and also serotonin which is responsible for YOU and I and every human on earth to be "happy"..! its science and not fantasy !

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  • windowlicker
    13 years ago | pl

    The sun and warm weather pisses me of, but that's just me.

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  • JuliusE
    13 years ago | pl

    It's pretty common to be that way, but the extreme emotions are what might mean you have SAD. I get that sometimes but not all the time and it is isn't usually that bad. But yeah it's generally depressing

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  • chlooo
    13 years ago | pl

    S.A.D google it

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  • Kassidy363
    13 years ago | pl

    Huh? I am a cheerful person, but when it rains I get really really happy.

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  • look_its_snowing_outside
    14 years ago | pl

    you may have a lack of seratonin in your brain

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  • mewantcookies
    14 years ago | pl

    Of course this is normal!
    Why do you think Seattle has the highest suicide rate? (Rain! Rain! Rain! That's why!)

    :)

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  • Solimorphic
    14 years ago | pl

    I'm the opposite.

    The weather has no affect on me unless the snow prevents me from going anywhere or it rains on my picnic.

    Maybe it is something chemical. If you NEED sunlight, try a tanning bed.

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  • Jim_Pfoss
    14 years ago | pl

    This condition has recently become recognized as S.A.D. (seasonal affective disorder), so you're not alone.
    Google it. There's lots of info on the web.

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    • BrightEyes
      14 years ago | pl

      Yep, I'm a lot like that. If it's warm and a little breezy outside, I'm in the highest of spirits. If it's freezing and snowing, I put on my unhappy face. You're not alone.

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