Ever got under running cold water in a winter season with bare chest? I'm sure you all must have. The small bullet like water drops seek their way towards you as if they will kill you in cold blood. No matter how much you are prepared, they strike you as you were never ready for it. And when they touch you, your response is so involuntary. The adrenaline rushes through your veins. The volcano erupts. Your breath gasps as if you're chasing upwards, on a mountain, a piece of paper which is going even upwards with the wind. The coldness can be felt on every cell of your skin. It leaves shivering in the depths of your bones. It's just you and your pausing-on-every-second breath. You could hear you heart pounding so loud as if yelling to you why you had to do this. You try to catch your breath only to realize that it will need a marathon effort.
So uncomfortable. So intolerable. A cold shock.
