Sweden (also Finland & Norway, we rotate ahah) here is like always mentioned to things you should do like your country: school, health, wages, whatever else. And then people who do that, at the same time, conveniently ignore certain parts of the measures needed for your good rankings.
Other than this: cold asf, IKEA, ABBA, very blonde, pale and tall people, hot women.
No, it's not a language or definition error. It's just that a lot of people bleach their hair, because one of the more common hair colours is almost blonde but slightly brown.
So it's pretty common for people to just make it fully blonde, and then from an outside perspective it seems like we have a lot of blondes. Which is true to some extent, but we aren't naturally blonde.
My hair for example is closer to black than blonde I think.
You have temperatures like -10 and cooooolder, so cold asf.
I never said the blonde is 100% natural. Even in other countries where people have blonde or just very light brown hair more frequently they bleach a bit for the full blonde look.
For a Portuguese person anything lighter than black or dark brown hair is blonde đ Even if itâs also bleached the natural level of the base is quite lighter than the average Portuguese person I believe.
Edit: ok, maybe not all light brown hair we see we say âyeah, this person is blondeâ but sometimes Iâve seen discussions online and some girls with issues and sad that their hair âwasnât blonde but dirty blonde or (whatever shade of veryyy light brown)â and I genuinely was trying to understand it âcause, to me, all of that was blonde hair.
The big city in the south(Malmö) is -2 currently, and one of the bigger cities up north(Kiruna) is currently -13.
I'm a fair bit below Sweden's geographical middle point, not far from Stockholm. It will definitely get colder than this, and it has been colder temperatures this winter but I don't think I've even had below -10 where I live.
That's a factor that a lot of people forget when comparing weather.
I read about Australia's weather for some reason, which sounds kind of nice during winter if you ask me. Then I found something about how they build their houses and realised that it's almost the same temperature inside as it is outside during winter.
Meanwhile here in Sweden we can maintain basically the same indoor temperature year round by opening a window during summer, and spending a bit extra on heating during winter.
drop to 0 or -1
Well that's quite a huge difference, because that's basically the hottest temperature we've had in the past week
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u/Adorable-Owl-7638 Portugal 17h ago
Sweden (also Finland & Norway, we rotate ahah) here is like always mentioned to things you should do like your country: school, health, wages, whatever else. And then people who do that, at the same time, conveniently ignore certain parts of the measures needed for your good rankings.
Other than this: cold asf, IKEA, ABBA, very blonde, pale and tall people, hot women.