Hehe... I could have written parts of that exactly the same way: I always loved spending lots of time in the sun, got a deep tan and never burnt (the only exception was actually one winter in the high mountains; I’d completely underestimated the intensity of the sun and was outside for hours...) I never used sun cream because I found it unpleasant. Later, as I started to think things through, I found the idea of using sun protection counterproductive; after all, the body needs the sun for vitamin D production, and melatonin is an important foundation for many bodily processes. As I got older, I found myself no longer enjoying lying in the sun; I’d had a few sunburns without exposing myself too much. I still don’t use sun cream. It seems to me that both the ozone hole and my age are ‘to blame’ for the change in effect: hormone levels and skin structure change, so naturally one reacts differently to environmental stimuli. So: no need to panic ;-))