/lit/ - Literature

What's this chicks problem?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrIzVglXTXI

ocfag here. You know how on a cold day you can see your breath because you're warm and the air around you isn't?

Well I want to illustrate that my cyromancer gets physically colder when using her magic. To that end, does it make sense for her breath to condensate if she's COLD but everything else is warm or room temperature?

pls

>>11361879
>university

My Dad reads a lot, but aside from basic-Buddhist philosophy stuff he only reads science fiction novels and complains about the philosphy I read as "too wordy" or "hard to remember".
My mom only reads mystery novels and nonfiction books about veganism.
My sister used to read a lot of classic literature but regressed into reading mystery novels to be more like my mom.
At least when my folks buy me books they don't question them.

>any, even superficial statement about anything resembling philosophy
>"haha I'm not drunk enough for this"

>>10975946
>unlike say Democritus or Epicurus