I have to wear winter clothes in the summer, a strange necessity born from an unexpected turn of events. It all started when my family's heating system broke down during an intense heatwave, leaving us with no choice but to bundle up in layers to stay warm. The irony of wearing thick sweaters and cozy socks in sweltering heat was almost comical, but I soon found myself adapting to this bizarre situation. As I navigated the stares and laughter from friends, I discovered a resilience within me, learning to embrace the absurdity of my circumstances. Each day became a test of creativity—mixing and matching summer styles with winter gear—turning a challenge into a quirky expression of who I am. In the end, I learned that sometimes the most unexpected experiences can teach us to find joy in the absurd.