Is Bundling Up in the Winter Awesome or Annoying?

Soo annoying! Makes it so much harder to move.

I love winter

you get all wrapped up and then u gotta use the bathroom

Takes more time to get dressed, more time to get undressed, more items to get cleaned...generally just inconvenient.

Is it weird that I like ALL seasons?

Annoying

I'm getting to the point I hate cold weather! Might be time to head for Florida!

I hate to go back up North to visit family and have to wear a winter coat, hat and gloves. YUCK, less is better for me...lol

LOL!!

the only thing that makes it worth it is snow, holidays and hot chocolate

"Being all warm and cozy is nice, especially with a significant other."

I absolutely hate it. Putting on layer after layer makes me feel too restricted. Then again, I hate cold weather in general. The only bundling up I like to do during cold weather is bundling up in blankets with my husband and keeping each other warm.

i'd rather go out the way I dress in Spring.

It's kinda cool at first... but I get so sick of the 'layers' after a while. >_<

I am a summer/beach girl, any more than a bikini is annoying.

I dislike bundling up in the winter,my favorite seasons are "Spring and Fall"!

Dislike cold weather, and I hate having to carry all the extra stuff once I'm indoors and too hot. A friend of mine said she wishes it were 70 degrees all the time, and just two weeks of pouring rain, and two weeks of blistering cold and snow...I'm liking that idea.

I don't like having something covering my face or hands as it makes it harder to grab things or to scratch my face if it gets itchy.

But necessary in my 60f house in late December. Fuel-oil cost way too much !!

If you have the right kind of clothing and allow yourself the appropriate amount of time to prepare for the weather, it can be awesome. Otherwise, annoying.

Well, i don't know how you define bundling up, but i dress many many layers.

I love winter!

i hate the cold

worth it! best things come in winter such as hunting, snowboarding/skiing. beautiful white trees. etc etc

This proobably depends on the individual. Being inactive in cold weather is no joy. But for me, my greatest problem is always overheating. I grew up in a warm climate and my first northern winter was fun once I adapted.



I find cold weather invigorating, all I added was thermal long johns and long pants plus warm boots and hooded parka for outdoors.

It was very common to find most places overheated, so I wanted to be able to really strip down inside, even take off my boots



Work or playing football in the cold or doing anything vigorous, like romancing my girlfriend, was just a joy in the cold weather. I felt super charged. I could go and go,

I played football with the guys in the dorm., body heat kept us warm, we would strip to t shirts and play for hours.

Snow/ice/sleet/hail, mud and wind no thanks, but the cold not so bad.

But at least it keeps me warm.

But freezing is worse.

I'm not a cold-weather girl, so I only bundle up when I have to go outside or if it's too cold in the house (which it rarely is). Don't get me wrong, winter is cool and everything, but only because of Christmas and snow. I like seeing snow, but I just don't like how cold it is lol

well, if you rold enough ya cn lways move to a warmer place :P lol

True, but I live in Japan! It's fairly moderate lol And i'll never leave Japan ^_^

ah well japan is a nice place, i would love to visit japan

Because you can always bundle up more if the weather gets on your nerves. You can never dress down enough for some extremely hot weather.

I'm Canadian. I don't fear the cold. The cold fears me. All you Southerners need to quit complaining-- I know your bodies are accustomed to your too-warm weather, but what you do is not "bundling up", it's "wearing pants instead of shorts with a long sleeved shirt" and, if it gets cold enough, a jacket-- yet, in that weather, I would still be wearing a t-shirt. Not to pretend you don't interpret it as cold... but please stop being wusses.

Your right. I'm a Californian 'native'. I normally wear shorts, and a light shirt or t-shirt. When sent to stay a while in the north during winter It takes me 3 to 6 weeks to adapt to the 60 degree F. drop in temperature, then I'm like you, just long pants, boots, and long sleeved heavy shirt.

It's a cultural quirk nobody notices, over dressing and overheating the homes.
Think how its strange, how hot so many northern homes are kept in winter, 80's F & up. often. Sopmetimes 90's. I never needed to heat my apartment, the ones above, and on the sides heated the walls fine.
I often kept the windows open, with snow up to the window and ice sicles hanging down

Being accustomed to a certain climate is not being a wuss. It's natural."Hot" and "Cold can be relative. For example, what is hot weather for you, is probably cool for someone in Africa. It wouldn't make sense for them to call you a wuss...it's all relative.

Did you ever see the movie Deep Blue Sea? This is one of my favorite quotes from it:

Preacher: Einstein's theory of relativity. Grab hold of a hot pan, second can seem like an hour. Put your hands on a hot woman, an hour can seem like a second. It's all relative.
Tom Scoggins: I spent four years at CalTech, and that's the best physics explanation I've ever heard.

I have seen that actually haha

=) have a great day, glad I could bring a smile to you

I like having a lot of stuff on myself when it comes to fabric. I don't know why, I just do. For example, I will turn on the air in a room to cool it down just so that I can put the blankets on. I like feeling of fabric on my skin.