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I'm a four season lover too, just heavily leaning towards the cold side.
Another dumb thing people say is when they make ridiculous comparisons to prove that cold or heat is better. "Heat is better because 85 F is a lot more safe than -70 F" or some **** like that. It's like saying cold is better because 30 F is more safe than 125 F lol.
I guess since I'm a cold lover, I haven't noticed it from our side. But I've never seen a cold lover flat out tell someone that their preferences are wrong like I've seen the opposite do. Or my favorite "the only reason you like cold is because you live in FL and you've never experienced cold" regardless of the fact that I've probably experienced a colder temp than most people on this forum, and I haven't always lived in FL lol. Not to mention one of the users here (Kamsack) lives in Grand Forks, ND of all places and loves the climate there, so it obviously isn't just a "grass is always greener" scenario for all cold lovers.
I think that it's human nature to not notice or notice less the wrongs from the side one agrees with. All you have to look at is the election to see this.
That last comment seems to be very popular among the heat lovers and palm enthusiasts on this forum (no offense).
Namely the "I like palm trees, so I believe they should be planted everywhere, regardless of how much of an eye sore it is and the fact that not everyone cares about seeing them".
Or "How could you prefer that climate when ___ can't grow there?" Well not everyone bases their weather preference on a plant.
A certain moron from Philadelphia makes comments like these all the time.
OMG the US South is a **** climate because you can't grow tender palms there. Do you know what can grow in Australia?!
Two words: Who cares.
Not everyone gives a **** about growing tender palms.
Although I do think the biome of the US South is much nicer than Australia.
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regardless of the fact that I've probably experienced a colder temp than most people on this forum, and I haven't always lived in FL lol. Not to mention one of the users here (Kamsack) lives in Grand Forks, ND of all places and loves the climate there, so it obviously isn't just a "grass is always greener" scenario for all cold lovers.
