Sunlight Exposure

The title and question speak the intention, essentially. I don't spend terribly long in direct sunlight, personally. Though I sometimes sunbathe a little to get an extra helping of Vitamin D. And if I must be out in the brightest day hours, I prefer to be out during an overcast day.

I prefer going indoors or Night time ^_^

Whoa, I didn't expect a first vote and reply this quickly, o_o

If you want some vitamin D, you should eat sardines in oil or egg yellow. There are precursory elements in these.

I like sun warmth and light, though I may also spend a hole day sleeping in pitch black and live all night.

I just can't sleep with any light at all, just doze a bit.

Being in Australia it's great when there's a nice breeze and the sun is out. But I hate going out during the summers when we regularly get 30-40c.

I do but not when it's blazing hot outside while there is moisture outside ... I like it dry and warm.

I get some sun in the late spring and summmertime, but moreso because I like to swim and the water is nice during these times. I make sure to use some SPF though since I hate getting burned (I burn easily) and don't want to wreck my skin too much (a little color is nice, but not going for anything extreme).

Well I like night time, but once summer comes I love going to the pool or going out to a lake.

I just generally prefer the indoors.

But then again, the weather here in Britain is pretty shocking.
Either it's freezing cold and raining buckets, or the sun is blasting down, seemingly with the intent to burn all living organisms to death.

I used to like it more when I lived in Hawaii, especially when it rained. Because the rain was warm, which was very pleasant.

I only go out when it's warm, I just prefer it that way to when it's cold but that won't stop me if I go for a run or something. I generally only go out to play football and since I live in Britain it's generally not that hot or dry so I can't do that too much.

I make it a habit to go outside every day for my exercise and I get Vitamin D plentiful, as well. And I do this whether or not it's nice and warm or blazing hot outside, or perhaps even if its cold.

Although I tend to dislike going outside as the environment where I live is cramped, usually always very hot, and has little nature/scenic value to it. But I will notice a slight but noticeable negative change in my health if I miss a day of going outside.

[color=green]Not a fan of the sun at all. I'll forever be a night time person. That's when I'm most active.[/color]

I'm a big fan of night time~ But I also don't mind going out when its overcast.. But then again I really don't like leaving the house :/

Only if it's warm.

It's usually for my vitamin D needs but I mostly stay indoor.

Just enough, I guess. Sunlight here isn't something most people are fond of. Not relaxing, just really hot and bright.

I love feeling warm sunlight on my skin; even more so when there is a light breeze. Sometimes I'll go out to a park and just lay down on a table and relax. Sadly I don't get the chance to do it that often.

Fresh, crisp air on a pleasant day can do wonders for a person's body.

I like to do a lot of stuff in the night. I hate the sun. It's pretty annoying most of the time. But it's nice to feel its shine once in a while. Especially on days when it's not too hot nor too cold and there is a light breeze, those are the beautiful days. But I still like night more. It has a certain mood to it for me.

Australian sun really does suck, especially when it hits 40s. I prefer light overcast with a breeze.

Last year I was at a local festival and it was sunny. I was sunburnt by noon.

Basically I burn like a cunt, so no I don't like being out in the sun for too long.