Living with my sister is like "I'm going to shower but I'm bored, come to the bathroom with me"

@Elessar I leave the door or window open most times unless it's really cold so it doesn't fog. But I think women are terrified of humidity ruining their hair when it's not actually wet but when they've straightened it or something and the weather is rainy/humid 🤔.

@HannibalAteMeOut This way the humidity will get to the whole house! They'd rather make you shower with a window open in mid January before letting you have the door open, over here. 😬

Paradoxically we are literally an island surrounded by water and with fogs 6 months out of 12, yet, here we are 😅

@Elessar it can't be thaaat bad 😅 Tbh I love Athens for usually having low humidity, laundry dries up so fast hahaha and the skin feels good and hair is not that frizzy here. I hate humidity so I get it, I'd probably do the same. There is basically a halo on my hair when it's humid 😪

@HannibalAteMeOut I remember how extreme it was in Egypt: 4-5 metres away from the shore and you *felt* the air was dramatically drier. There's no such thing here, relative humidity is almost always high. I need a reasonable amount of humidity myself because my skin is messy, in the previous life I was probably a frog 🤔

@Elessar living near the sea without the consequences of humidity sounds like a dream to me hahaha, usually places near the sea are so humid and I used to live somewhere like that and it would smell like mold and during winter every window was wet in the morning 😬
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