Why doesn't the sun's gravity affect you more than earth?

The sun's gravity does affect us, but its influence is balanced by Earth's gravitational pull. While the sun's gravity is much stronger due to its massive size, we are much closer to Earth, which means we feel its gravitational force more strongly. Essentially, we are in a gravitational "well" created by Earth, and its pull keeps us grounded, while the sun's gravity primarily affects the orbits of planets rather than our immediate experience on Earth.