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Wow, extremely fascinating to see this war is happening-- because I'm a part of this war everyday at work, except I'm a male and I'm fighting these wars with ma
by pen2l 11y ago
Wow, extremely fascinating to see this war is happening-- because I'm a part of this war everyday at work, except I'm a male and I'm fighting these wars with males. Particularly, it's a war against thin people (me) vs those who have a lot of fat. I lost the war though, mostly because my adversaries are my higher ups. I now keep sweaters and jackets at work... Even when it's 95 deg outside (temp in our office is set to 65)
- maerF0x0 11y agoIts not just fat. Its metabolism. Lean people who have exercised in the past 24 hours will likely be warmer.
- StuffMaster 11y agoI'd like to point something out that I never see mentioned... Some common medications make people hotter. Amphetamines, antidepressants, and some narcotic painkillers for example.
- thedaemon 11y agoI'm a thin male 5'9" 135lbs who is constantly hot even at 72. It's not just a body fat thing. My metabolism rules my temperature.