Why go outside when inside is nice and comfy and I can wear whatever I want? Or nothing? Outside has people, and they’re just awful most of the time.
Except proper fall weather where it’s fairly dry, the temps go from 50 at night to 65 during the day, and camping feels nice and refreshing. But that’s not this year, apparently…
Also partial real answer: skin is one of the things affected by hrt, as the skin becomes about 25% thinner over the first years of therapy
Why go outside when inside is nice and comfy and I can wear whatever I want? Or nothing? Outside has people, and they’re just awful most of the time.
Except proper fall weather where it’s fairly dry, the temps go from 50 at night to 65 during the day, and camping feels nice and refreshing. But that’s not this year, apparently…
Also partial real answer: skin is one of the things affected by hrt, as the skin becomes about 25% thinner over the first years of therapy