[spraak]

Speaking from my experience of only living in places that don't use DST (Thailand), it was very disorientating to me this year (now living in California). The act of changing the clocks itself isn't difficult (mostly besides the oven everything does it automatically). It's that all of a sudden my perception of the day didn't match the external, agreed upon reality. I'd rather just adjust my personal schedule relative to a fixed time rather than have the time schedule change somewhat arbitrarily.

[juanmirocks]

I understand the very first time(s) may feel weird, but I bet you will get used to it

[fao_]

As someone who lives in the UK and has never not experienced DST. It doesn't get any better.