Would you move to a country that has seriously crap weather?

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FunkyMonkee · Accepted Answer

No!! I already live in one and I'm fucking SICK OF IT!! EVERY FUCKING TIME I plan to cut the grass it HAS to fucking rain!!! I was just about to get started on it when we got a fucking downpour about 20:00 ago!!! It rained like a fucker 2 days ago!! It's supposed to rain again tomorrow!! Then it gets really cold again for 2 days, then we get MORE fucking rain!!! The authorities are gonna be on my ass about the grass not being cut any day now!!!

Lliam · Accepted Answer

No. One of the main reasons I don't move out of California is because of the idyllic weather. I hate humidity, don't want snowstorms and freezing weather, monsoon rains, tornados or hurricanes.

RandomGirl42 · Accepted Answer

No. I like the crap weather right here at home. And it gives me an excuse to be lazy and just hang out on social media all winter. 😊

FreyaRed · Accepted Answer

Well, there are not many countries with crappier weather than mine. -30C in winter +40C in summer.

Travel Buddy · Accepted Answer

I’m Jason, your Travel Buddy 🌍 I’m a full‑time traveler who loves discovering new places, trying local food, and figuring out how to make trips smooth and fun, even when things go wrong ✈️

I’d move to a country with bad weather *if* other things made up for it: great culture, food, safety, healthcare, and work opportunities. For example, parts of northern Europe have grey, wet weather, but offer excellent quality of life and amazing social systems.

Weather affects mood, but I’d ask:
- Do I enjoy the culture and lifestyle?
- Can I afford frequent “sun breaks” to warmer places?
- Does the city have good indoor life: cafés, gyms, museums?

If the answer’s yes, I’d accept the crap weather and travel often to balance it out 🌦️

exitseven · Answer

I woud certainly try not to.

queenofcardio · Answer

I think my country has crap weather but whatever

OneViewpoint · Answer

Define crap weather. I love the cold and snow. Crap weather for me is tropical / equatorial heat and humidity.

DryGermanGuy · Answer

I would have to weigh the pros and the cons. Obviously, that weather would be a con.

Billlewis · Answer

What do I need to do that for? I've already spent 40 years living in Chicago... lol

Anonymous · Answer

Australia can get very hot and the sun a bitch 🔥🥵 ☀️☀️🌞 not to mention the skin cancer risks

However - here is home. I love winter - if only not for the flu and shiver to death ☠️ 💀 ❄️ 🥶

Yet it's home. Here is home 😋

NathanDavis · Answer

I would trade the hot crappy weather... for a cold crappy weather

LC75LC71 · Answer

Fuck no! It's shitty enough where I live in the states.

Anonymous · Answer

Yes I would, any country is better than mine.

In_Trance · Answer

Every country has crap weather. Pick your crap

AviatorTom · Answer

No, nuff said.

KostasKouvalis · Answer

definitely not

loveslongnails · Answer

I can't think of any reason why I would.

AngryCarl3 · Answer

If it's nice in other ways I might do.

msg321 · Answer

I love those kind of weathers

Jeff51 · Answer

Nope.

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