Seasons change

As the seasons change and for most the time changes, what is your favorite season to cuddle?

  1. Favorite cuddlin' season43 votes
    1. Winter
      20.93%
    2. Spring
      13.95%
    3. Summer
        9.30%
    4. Fall
      55.81%

Comments

  • I'm an autumn baby so I just love that time of year

  • I joined almost a year ago and have not experienced a fall cuddle. I did like the winter ones because I like the snow and cold weather, but not always to suit and boot up for a cuddle. Spring is more cheerful and people seem nicer. Summer is a hot mess literally 😂, but the cuddlin' is more relaxed. I honestly think fall may be my favorite off instinct alone. Hot cocoa time!

  • @ScroogeMcducky
    Yes!! All the hot cocoa! And seeing the leaves change color! Nice, warm hoodies!

  • Have to go with Autumn/Fall as well. Near perfect temperature for me personally.

    Pity the weather here in the UK is so random now 🤣

  • I chose Fall although I haven’t experienced that though because I joined in the Spring. Fall sounds awesome though.

  • Fall/Autumn without a doubt. And winter takes a close 2nd.

  • Autumn is my favorite time of year. The coolness of the air. Occasional bonfires. Spiced cider.

  • Ideally, I do like it cool, but the vast majority of my cuddles are Public, usually in parks, so summer for those. In dry climates, it's totally comfortable under the shade of a tree. Any colder and you have to start adding layers or dealing with wind or rain.

    For indoor cuddles, I don't see why it would matter. Climate control is a beautiful thing. 😋

    For other cuddle friend fun where we'd be active running around, I 100% prefer late fall or winter. I love cold, overcast weather. 🌫 🌨

    ~ Sunset Snuggles

  • [Deleted User]cere (deleted user)

    I run warm. So winter suits me. It’s the ideal time for hiking too

  • Hmmm.... season(ing)s? I'd cuddle with Rosemary if I had more thyme. If anyone has any sage advice, I'm open to hearing it.

    Sorry: I couldn't resist. I need to spend more time in Punsters Anonymous.

  • Spring, I get to feeling more huggy that time of the year.

  • Indoor cuddles it doesn’t matter at all to me but I am a huge fan of cuddling outdoors on a blanket, preferably in a state park near a river. About 68 degrees, with partly cloudy skies and 3 to 5 mph wind is perfect. Just enough to hear the gentle rustle of the leaves overhead. 😊

  • [Deleted User]Concordiaesque (deleted user)

    I'm not qualified to vote, but I was curious why season mattered - as @SunsetSnuggles mentioned, For indoor cuddles, I don't see why it would matter. Climate control is a beautiful thing.

    I didn't consider outdoor cuddles, so now the season question makes sense...I really enjoy these different threads in the forum you all have :)

  • @Concordiaesque Why would you not be qualified to vote?

    I think seasons matter a bit, even inside, because just with this Fall weather coming in, I’m already feeling a little chilly and it would be cozy to snuggle up.

    I was already much colder last night sleeping than if it had been hot out. Although I haven’t kicked my heat on. But to me inside always feels different with season changes.

  • edited September 2023

    @CuddleHugs01234 - I normally stay comfortable from a temperature perspective while I am awake but I become a human space heater when I fall asleep. I set the thermostat to 68 F and usually sleep on top of all sheets and covers (or sometimes turn all the covers down so just my feet are covered).

    If I happen to wake up during the night, my pillow is noticeably warm. I did some reading to figure out what was going on. When a person falls asleep, your core body temp wants to cool a little to facilitate better sleep. This means shunting more blood flow near the skin so heat can be expelled from your body. It sounds weird but “getting hot” on the skin is how your body cools down at the core.

    I was relieved to learn this, for a while I thought some night I might spontaneously combust in my sleep 😂

  • [Deleted User]Concordiaesque (deleted user)
    edited September 2023

    @CuddleHugs01234 There are too many variables to consider, trying to imagine what my "favorite" would be out of all the options I can imagine is too far of a step for me. I feel voting is for people with first-hand experience, as I tend to imagine things differently than they turn out to be in real life.

  • @JohnR1972 thanks for the lesson. I do know when a baby sleeps while you are holding them, you can feel them heat up.

    @Concordiaesque I’d have to vote summer then, but indoors. That’s my experience so far. I can re-vote after the other seasons. :)

  • 🍁🍂🍎☕🎃🥧

  • Definitely the fall, I am typically the first day of Autumn 🍂 each year since it falls on my birthday 🎂Sept. 23rd or it falls on the 22nd since it can shift between the two 😄😂 !!!

    I love to see the leaves change colors and going to apple orchards w/ hay rides 🍎 🍏 💕😍

    ~ Happy Cuddles Everyone 🤗 ~

  • [Deleted User]Concordiaesque (deleted user)

    @SouthernDoll what a great day to have a birthday on! Hope you get to do whatever you most want to be doing on your birthday!

  • @SouthernDoll Oh my gosh no way, my birthday is the same day!! 🧁

    What are you doing for yours? I usually just do dinner with family, but this year my boyfriend and I are gonna hang out in the mountains, surrounded by trees, devoid of wi-fi, and I am stoked! I bought my first cast-iron skillet and we plan to warm up all our meals over the fire, which I've never done before. 🤭🪵🔥🌲

    ~ Sunset Snuggles

  • Nobody's quoted The Bangles yet.

    "Look around, the grass is high, the fields are ripe,
    It's the springtime of my life.
    Oh, seasons change with the scenery,
    Weaving time in a tapestry,..."

  • The crisp, cool air of autumn is exciting to feel, and it always puts me in a cuddly mood. ᵃⁿᵈ ᵃˡˢᵒ ᵃ ʰᵒᵗ ᶜᵒᶜᵒ ᵐᵒᵒᵈ ˡᵒˡ 🍂🍁🥰☕🥮

  • @TxTom

    The Bangels covered Simon & Garfunkel’s
    "A Hazy Shade of Winter" which was originally released on October 22, 1966.

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