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Rain seems the obviously superior weather to me. I only really enjoy being outside when it's raining. It drastically improves my mood. I love the feeling and the sound and the smell. I don't understand when people call it yucky weather. That feels offensive somehow.

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now for a series of tweets that make me feel happy and at peace

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I'm looking at 'rain gifs' and like 80% of these are associated with sadness of some type - people crying in the rain or wanting the rain to stop. Wtf is this propoganda. When did we culturally decide rain was a sad thing? Didn't it used to grow fucking crops?

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