People with these zodiac signs are more likely to experience a winter blues

Goodness, what a dark it is. In the morning it’s still bearable, but around four in the afternoon, everyone is charmingly yawning because it already feels like 9 PM.

But yes, winter has yet to begin and we know that. Therefore, November is a particularly tough month for all of us working: at the end of the year, the routine is well established, there is often stress at the office because everything must be finished before the holidays, the hours of free time are short because it’s already dark, and getting up is all the more challenging. December is then cozy again with all the parties, and then January is also a bit tougher if you work full-time. As if you have to get up in the middle of the night. Especially since you then still know that February is coming, and that is also boring, and cold, gray, chilly, and dark. And in March it can still freeze. Sorry. Well, let’s not be too depressed. We just had eight months of scorching summer behind us, remember? Although you seem to quickly forget that with ice fingers on the bike, yes.

Ultimately, it varies per person whether you suffer from a real winter dip, because these three zodiac signs are more affected by the official winter blues than others:

• Cancer True summer people: Cancer. They get really angry when it freezes, snows, and sleets outside. They crave warmth, being able to live outdoors, and the sun on their skin. So, those winter months are extra tough.
• Scorpio Winter fun is not in their vocabulary. When it’s dreary and gray outside, they feel dreary and gray too. No skating, sledding, or winter sports; just sitting inside crying and waiting for the temperature to rise to plus ten.
• Leo Lions always have loads of energy to do fun things, but yes, in the winter months that doesn’t work out so well. They get their joy from many social activities, but especially in winter that’s harder because everyone is hanging out inside on the couch.

In 118 days it will be March 20, girlfriends. That’s when spring begins. We’re just saying it in advance.