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  Bullshit, I know I’m older and I still love snow. I live in SE Texas though, so there’s that
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  My parents are in their 70s and still love the snow. They even make snowmen and snow animals! >
  
  I'm 31 and never completed an igloo. I desperately want and need some heavy snowfall! >
  
  Igloo goon mf >
  
  Give your balls a tug. >
  
  Why would you say that to a 12 year old >
  
  Because I'm 9. >
  
  I guess... I didn't like snow, on the roads, as soon as I could drive. >
  
  I never liked snow on the pavements as soon as I knew I had to walk on it. It's worse when it's partially melted slush, ice and general misery. >
  
  It’s more about a change in the relationship for me. I don’t love to play in it….but I still love it >
  
  For me, growing up, snow was something my family took a special trip to see.
  There was exactly one morning of my life between 0 and 18 when I woke up to snow outside. It was like seeing unicorns in the backyard. >
  
  I'm an adult and I still love snow. I love when it comes down hard and fast and then lightens up and just falls softly on the blanket of snow. The world slows down and it's so quiet. :) >
  
  You’re right I’m a goon >
  
  Not even my 3 year old enjoys snow, because there haven't been any snow here for 6 years. In my childhood, we had regular snowstorms. Now, it only rains. >
  
  I left my birthplace (near Philly) because the winters were getting depressing -- muddy, gray and rainy. It snowed somewhat regularly as a kid with the occasional noreaster. Now I live in the Upper Peninsula. We usually get a shit ton here, but this winter has been warm and moist (intermittently in the mid to upper thirties). Hoping for a strong finish through at least April. >
  
  Gatekeep much? I know plenty of adults that enjoy snow. Just because you don't know how to enjoy life properly as an adult doesn't mean others dont >
  
  Oh would you zip your lips?? I’m 12 >
  
  Why are you even posting about being old then bruh >
  
  I think many people who work outdoors don't like snow all that much.
  Winter sports excluded, of course. >
  
  I probably still enjoy snow because I need to travel outside my country to see it. >
  
  Once I got my driver's license snow really is a four  letter (swear) word. >
  
  If you have AWD and good tires, it's fine. Lake Superior dumps around 200" per season around here. >
  
  I don't have AWD, do have good tires. Either way I have to clear the driveway  first to go out.
  I like snow for Dec 25. Not much use for it after that. >
  
  How much older? I think I'd have to be in my 70s to not enjoy snow. I love shovelling snow, seeing it fall, watching it glimmer in the sunlight, and listening to the quiet after a snowfall. I'm in my 30s, tho. >
  
  As a Californian, I only like snow that you can drive to, and drive away from.  Spent one winter in Connecticut and decided it’s just better that you go to the snow than it come to you.
  I recall going to an indoor pool and having my hair freeze on the way back to the barracks.  It took awhile to figure out that I hadn’t somehow gotten something in my hair. >
  
  You know you’ve taken on the responsibility of driving, regardless of age, when you stop liking snow >
  
  Californian here.  Never enjoyed snow. Never understood why we'd drive a couple hours to see it.
  Then I lived in Iowa for a winter.  I hate snow with a burning passion that I wish I could channel into melting all the fucking snow. >
  
  The day I stopped liking snow was thd day I was the one in charge of shovelling it. I was 12. >
  
  I love getting out at night when it snows and drifting like I'm a professional rally driver.
  I love winter for that