stackyFACTSA pluviophile isn't just someone who owns a nice umbrella. They experience a profound, measurable spike in emotional tranquility during rainstorms. The white noise of the rain acts as an acoustic blanket, while the darkened skies dramatically lower the societal expectation to go outside and be productive.
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