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I wish I could sleep but I can't

Can't you get some fresh air?

I know your pain, it's the same here. Humidity is the worst

>>9
>Can't you get some fresh air?

The air is the problem. It's like living inside a sponge you've put into the microwave for 30 seconds.

A few days have progressed since I made my post, yesterday was the same, 70% humidity, so a little better.
Right now it's 3.30 pm and it's 34 degrees. With 60% humidity…

I can't live, if I go outside I feel like I'm about to pass out.

>>14
Is it summer there? My Italian friend said, that at least in Italy you have seasons. Here in Australia, you get hot and damp and hot and dry.

Apparently it's going to get hotter by the end of the day.

>>15

We have something that can be called "winter" and "summer" (winter just started) but since I live near the sea the humidity never goes away, so we have hot and damp and cold and damp.

>I can't live, if I go outside I feel like I'm about to pass out.

Are you sure you're getting enough water/sugar/minerals? That climate is not so extreme that you should feel like this…

>>18
>I can't live, if I go outside I feel like I'm about to pass out.

For a temporary time, I have a medical issue which is giving me the worst circulation.
I drink plenty of water and eat like a king, but the weather is extreme ATM.

Usually I love the heat and humidity, I'd be outside in the sun, enjoying every last second of it, but due to my condition I am hiding indoors, watching summer go by.

I live by the sea too, next week I'm moving closer to the sea, I'll be about 100m from it. Unfortunately it's a bay area, situated really close to shipping ports. So it's not good for swimming, but the air will be better, and I can hang out by the ocean and cool down.

What part of Italy are you from? How cold does your winter get?

What do Italians do for Christmas?