Summer is better than Winter

Hello! I am arguing that neither summer is better than winter nor is winter better than summer, because the topic is dependent on a variety of factors. One of these factors on such a relative topic is location. This should be fun, thanks for hosting Pro. I will be doing the copy/paste method. "In the winter, you have to travel through treacherous snowbanks, wear many layers of heavy clothing just to feel even a little warm, scrape/sweep your car off, shovel driveways, and hide indoors until the temperatures go close to 0 degrees (which takes many many months)"Here I would argue against pro by saying, I have owned a new jacket for the last ten years and have worn it roughly five times. In most cases I wear shorts in the winter along with short sleeve shirts. In south Texas, we don't have issue with snowbanks and we're lucky to get winter weather to 40 degrees. On the other hand, summer is a long span of 100 + degree heat pretty much every single day. Drenched in sweat from the gulf coast humidity. Between the droughts and the one flooding we typically get every two years, I would say summer is completely worse than winter. But, as I said, my argument is that neither is worse or better because of how relative the opinion when looking at all of the factors. "Travelling through snowbanks is the absolute worst, especially when you get snow in your shoes. Not to mention, it doubles or almost triples your travel time. Having to adjust my driving and go super slow is not enjoyable."Having your A/C on full blast and still sweating, which includes sticking to the seats is hardly a walk in the park. In Texas summer you're wishing for some snow in your shoes. "Summer is so much better because you don't have to wear multiple layers of heavy clothing."This is true...to a degree. I could use this point to prove winter is better than summer; in winter you can throw on more layers to be dressed appropriately for the weather. In summer? You can only take off so much before you're arrested for public indecency. Not to mention sun burns, hot blacktop when you run outside for something you forgot, etc. "I love feeling the warm wind in the summer and not having to worry about getting hypothermia or frost bite. Also, multiple layers of heavy clothing makes you feel like a marshmallow and I definitely ain't about that."We literally have high school kids dying every year from heat stroke in school sports. And animals because people leave them in the cars and they turn into hot dogs. I'm completely fine with being a marshmellow. It is far better than wishing I could rip my skin off so it would stop burning or leaking. "Shovelling is such a chore especially when the snow is heavy and its cold out. You have to dress up warm so you don't freeze, but shovelling is such a big workout that you sweat in your heavy clothes and you feel drenched in clothing while simultaneously freezing. The ultimate confliction, if you ask me." Try working in the summer heat to keep your animals alive (chickens, ducks) and your vegtables, and fruits alive. Or if you need to do improvements on your property. Your sweating before you get out of the door and then you're as red as your tomatoes than you're soaking in sweat. "Finally, what the heck is there to do in the snow besides extreme snow sports (which i am not a fan of). In the summer, the activities are endless and enjoyable as the sun is out and the temperatures are warm and you can eat ice cream without freezing on the inside and out."Build snowmen, snow ball fights, the sports you menitoned, not die of heat stroke. HA! In most cases you don't want to leave your house in our summers. The best we have are going to the lakes to get some good splashing in here and there only to find your skin peeling off from all of the burns the next day. Skin cancer galore down here. You can't enjoy that ice cream if it melts within a minute of buying it. But of course, we'd rather swim in ice cream rather than eat it. Or snow. We'll take snow. Hahaha. -L.I.L