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  I'm literally severely sight impaired and for me personally night time is the worst and basically makes me completely blind can't see my own hand in front of my face. There are opposing eye conditions where darkness is preferred. 
  But basically for me day light savings is like trapping me inside at 4:30. 
  But upvote cause definitely an unpopular opinion here
context: Because it's depressing to drive to work in the dark only to drive home in the dark. >
  
  That’s a primary driver for seasonal affective disorder. 
  I manage to avoid it by working from home, but for those at the office before the sun rises and home after it has set, 5 days a week, that just sucks. >
  
  I'm sorry you feel that way, I feel lucky not getting affected by it. >
  
  I was never a fan of those 4:30 sunsets. I used to live in northern Illinois, and I always hated going to work and coming home in the dark. Seasonal affective disorder sucks, but I don't have to worry about that now that I live in AZ. >
  
  Instead you’ve got water shortages and the unpleasant reality that Phoenix may have a summer daytime high of 128° in 2040… >
  
  I like it better than those 8pm sunsets. >
  
  10pm where I live (in the summer). It completely fucks my body clock because I live in a high rise glass condo with floor to ceiling windows all around, that the strata doesn't allow installation of blackout shades to. 
  How people can go to bed at a reasonable hour like that is beyond me. >
  
  I work 3rd shift, so no matter what it all sucks >
  
  What is life like as vampire? >
  
  The dark is my friend :)  nah though but I do like early evenings >
  
  I do also.  I hate the sun and the less I see of it the better. >
  
  i hate it because my brain will say "okay time to drink beer!" and i'll look at the clock and it's not even 5pm yet. >
  
  I hate sunshine so I’m in favor of any time shift where I see less of it. That’s why I work night shift; I’m home and going to bed by sunrise or shortly after.