How warm do you like it?

[ohnoitsbonnie]

I like it kinda warm but also cool. I usually blast heat in my car even when wearing my jacket until other people say they're cookin. But I love that dry, dry heat. V blessed to live in an old building where the cost of heat is built into the rent so we have 2/4 of the radiators here on 5 and the others not on at all (to be specific, the living room and bathroom are on all the way but the kitchen and bedroom are not on at all). So the living room is around 80-90 F (26-32 F) but 90 is too hot so I'll open a window or lower it by then.

So I think overall I prefer warmth but not too warm
Hbu?

[qwerty sp]

Spring time is nice time

[ohnoitsbonnie]

Spring time in australia is nice. Where in australia u at dvorak?

[ohnoitsbonnie]

It's even nicer in a temperate climate because tulips instead of agapanthus

[qwerty sp]

I think spring is nice in many countries

[ohnoitsbonnie]

Ok just ignore me like then

[qwerty sp]

Originally Posted by ohnoitsbonnie

Spring time in australia is nice. Where in australia u at dvorak?

Dvorak?

Victoria
The bottom part of 'down under'

[qwerty sp]

I thought you were talking to "Dvorak"?!
Or about it

Lol

[TuralyonW3]

72 degrees

[qwerty sp]

Originally Posted by TuralyonW3

72 degrees

Me too!

[D.]

72 during winter

like 65 or 62 during summer

somewhere in between that for spring n fall

[LaBelle]

I like it cold, like my heart.

5-10 C is best temperature.

[reprise85]

70s is good. a little colder is ok, too. where i live winter is usually in the high 60s to lower 80s and it's pretty nice.

[Cool As Ice Cream]

I'm sensing a lot of sour grapes from the left.

[MyOneAndOnly]

Originally Posted by D.

72 during winter

like 65 or 62 during summer

somewhere in between that for spring n fall

why would you want it colder in your home during summer than it is in winter?

i've never understood that with some people.

[MyOneAndOnly]

i like it 65 F/18 C at all times.

when it's too warm there's no way you can moderate your personal comfort. When it's cool at least you can wear a sweater or hoodie or something.

I wouldn't mind if it was 20 degrees Fahrenheit (-7 Celsius) outside year round. it's the perfect outdoor temperature. I makes for perfect powder snow.

[ohnoitsbonnie]

Originally Posted by scottytheoneand

why would you want it colder in your home during summer than it is in winter?

i've never understood that with some people.

Lol is this a universal thing?

I think I get it cuz the sun seems stronger in the summer and the humidity and all that. D. Is from a place without distinct dry and wet seasons (except autumn, I suppose) but I'm guessing the summers get real sticky and that affects one's perception of temperature

[ohnoitsbonnie]

See I get liking the 60-70 range for sleeping with lots of blankets or a hot partner (Mike is a furnace) but completely on my own I like 80. Sticking with that one. 80 with relatively low humidity

[ohnoitsbonnie]

Pls remember that F=9/5(C)+32

[redbreegull]

Inside, my preference is 68-72 degrees F.

outside it can be pretty hot and I will be happy. Anything from jacket weather up to like 90 degrees is good for me. I just hate the cold, it's one of the worst physical sensations.

[Run To Me]

71 F

Can go ~5 hotter if the airs moving enough, colder if I got sweet jackets n pantz

[MyOneAndOnly]

Originally Posted by ohnoitsbonnie

Lol is this a universal thing?

I think I get it cuz the sun seems stronger in the summer and the humidity and all that. D. Is from a place without distinct dry and wet seasons (except autumn, I suppose) but I'm guessing the summers get real sticky and that affects one's perception of temperature

it's more humid here next to lake michigan than even where D lives. In the summer it's like breathing water vapor. Humid air when cool feels colder than dry. So 65 indoors during a humid summer day feels cooler than 65 indoors when it's very dry, like it often is in winter.

[MyOneAndOnly]

why do old people in summer make their houses cold as refrigerators. my grand parents always did that. it was like the arctic circle in their fucking house.

[MyOneAndOnly]

i'd keep it colder than 65 in my house in winter but my dogs don't like it. they get chills easy

[ohnoitsbonnie]

Put some dang sweaters on those lean guys

[Dogfighter28]

I'd probably die if I lived with someone who preferred anything above 75. I am naturally warm bodied and keep it around 68 or so. Summers higher to save energy

We had some grandparents that were like Bonnie and we dreaded staying at their house as kids. We had a name for it - "the hot room" - and to this day anyone in my family will know what that refers to.

[redbreegull]

I am against the sleeping in the cold thing that many people seem to like. If a room is really cold, I will curl up in a ball and not move all night, thus waking up sore and achy

[redbreegull]

and fucking cold. getting out of bed when it's cold is really hard

[teh b0lly!!1]

winter makes my soul die each and every year since i was 6 years old

spring and summer makes my soul rejoice

fall is manageable

i generally like it very hot, much more than other people around me

[ohnoitsbonnie]

You grew up in an irrigated desert. I'm not suprised