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Fall temperatures are great, and a huge relief from the punishment we call summer in my part of the world. But personally, I'm just not a big fan of Fall overall. The shortening days are depressing. Everybody raves about the leaves changing color, but I find it sad, a bunch of living material literally just dropping dead, turning brown, and rotting away. And don't get me started on mold/fungal allergies this time of year. Then before you know it, it's the start of the holidays. Supposed to be a wonderful time of celebrations and gatherings, but seems like most people just get stressed out (with greater frequency and severity each passing year).
I always found it to be melancholy but lately I've been seeing the whole cycle, and how if we don't have fall, we can't have spring. I suppose it helps I moved 1,000 miles south so winter isn't really a thing anymore. I do encourage that.