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Input: I want to get this out of the way. I have a phobia of snow, specifically icy roads. This is because of an incident last year when our neighbourhood froze over and my mum's car got stuck in the ice when she was lifting me and my brothers from school. Our car was 11 years old with worn down tires and my mum nearly broke the engine trying to get traction on the ice. She even crashed the car TWICE on this occasion. Once into another car and once into the pavement. She just couldn't get up the hill and we were stuck for an hour circling the neighbourhood trying to gain enough momentum to get up the hill to our house.

Because of this, whenever the weather forecast predicts temperatures below freezing, I get into a panic. I live in Ireland, where it rains 75% of the year, so the ground is always wet, which then freezes over. Also, the roads in my area are never salted since they are the suburbs and not the main roads.

 This day last week, we got stuck in another ice patch because some idiot tried to melt the ice on the roads by throwing hot water onto it. Which is the WORST way to melt ice. It's like trying to put out a fire with fire. It just creates more fire.

I'm very open about my fear of snow and ice and always pray for none of it during the winter. My brothers mock me for this, calling me a 'fun sponge' and saying things like 'Only demons don't like snow. They constantly call me 'paranoid' as well. They want as much snow as possible so they can get a day off from school and are always praying for the roads and pavements to be caked in the white stuff. 

I think this is a terrible idea. Why? BECAUSE OUR SCHOOLS DON'T CLOSE IN COLD WEATHER. The last snow day we had was in 2015 which was 4 years ago. Last year, the snow was so bad that people living up in the Sperrin Mountains and other higher places couldn't even leave their homes because the roads were covered in so much ice and snow that their cars couldn't get through. My friend who lives up there missed all of her Mock GCSE Exams because she was snowed in. Not me though. I had to come in through the ice and snow and sit through three exams a day for a week because the school didn't want to close despite half of their teachers and countless students being unable to come to school.

My point of view is that if we do get enough snow to close most of the schools in Northern Ireland, my school and my brothers' wouldn't close because they are stubborn b\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*. And then we would have to come to school anyway through the horribly icy roads with a car that can't handle it. (Old, weak engine, tires with no grips) 

And yet my brothers insist that I'm ruining their excitement and that I'm just paranoid. 

Am I?

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not wanting a Snow Day due to a phobia despite the fact that my brothers are practically praying for one