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There is a really great way to address basically all of these: appropriate clothes. Coming from a super hot, sunny, humid, and buggy area, I have some advice. 
Wear loose clothing. The looseness actually does more than the material. Believe it or not, a cotton baggy long sleeve shirt is gonna be less sweaty than a linen tank top. Get you some lightweight baggy clothes in either linen or cotton. It will help with sunburns and bug bites, too.
Wear sunscreen and sunglasses. I don't think this needs elaboration.
This will greatly alleviate most of your concerns except the barefoot thing, but I'm rarely barefoot anyway. Odd critique. As far as swimming, just don't go swimming. 
Hot weather just requires being prepared, same as cold weather. The difference is that, with some exceptions, most hot places aren't unlivably hot. Sure, heatstroke is a threat if you're wildly irresponsible, but it's way easier to die of exposure in cold places than hot places. In terms of requirements to survive, cold weather is objectively worse than hot weather most of the time.
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This is really entirely subjective, so I'm not sure how to convince you. I like to be warm and despise being cold. I hate wearing extra layers of clothing. I like the feeling of the sun on my skin. Using sun screen properly gets rid of the fear of sun burns. There are more outdoor activities during the summer. Better camping. >

I was writing my rebuttal by just saying almost the opposite to your points and then I realized that was just the definition of a personal preference 😺 >

I'm just going to try to change your view in a couple specific ways

fucking bugs dude

This is going to vary greatly by region. For example, along the northeast coast of the US, the bugs are a menace during the summer. In Phoenix AZ, even though there's summer-type weather in much more of the year, the bugs are significantly less obnoxious. There just aren't as many of them flying around.

I burn easily 

Wear sunscreen. You should probably be doing that anyway. >

I do wear sunscreen, just got that super fair skin. when I lived in Colorado we got an awful heat wave and even with sunscreen I got blisters on be ears ! >

I have a lot of the same concerns as you, but I still like summer. I have also lived in one of those “always summer” places and liked it far better than I expected. The main reason is that, while there are some unpleasant aspects, it is still way better than when it is dark, cold, and damp. To your specific points:

This depends on where you are. Some places don’t have bad bugs
Sunscreen! Even if you don’t burn easily, honestly
Lightweight longsleeves are a thing
I don’t enjoy swimming either. Summer isn’t all about swimming
Me too. I wear sunglasses. 
Who cares about being barefoot?
Can’t help you there

In short, most of the negatives you mention can be easily mitigated. Meanwhile, the positives (pleasant temperature, not dark and damp all the time) outweigh those negatives.