I’d like to ask about air-conditioning temperature settings at hotels.
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I prefer it cooler, while the woman I’m with prefers it warmer—a difference of 3–5°C.
I try to compromise, but honestly, it gets so hot that I can’t focus on anything.
How do you deal with differences in preferred air-conditioning temperatures?
In situations like this, I think things will ultimately work out better if you go along with the woman’s preferences.
How about taking a cold shower afterward?
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Men and women seem to experience room temperature differently, even in an ordinary office. In summer, there seems to be about a 2°C difference between the temperature men and women find comfortable with the air conditioning.
So one of them has to compromise, but at a hotel, it seems like the man is usually the one doing more of the moving, so I think it’s fine to set the temperature a little lower beforehand. Besides, depending on the season, you may have just walked in from the heat outside, so I don’t think you’ll feel cold at first.
If you eat at the hotel restaurant and then go straight to the room, you won’t have walked outside, so it might feel cold from the beginning. However, if you run a bath and soak in it, I think you’ll be fine for a while. (Lukewarm water won’t help, but if it’s fairly hot, you should stay warm for some time afterward.)
Afterward, I don’t think it will feel that cold if you cover her with a blanket. If that still isn’t enough, it might be best to set the temperature to whatever the woman prefers afterward and just put up with it.
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I get hot during intimacy because I’m moving around a lot, but I feel cold afterward. My papa (a male supporter) always quickly covers me with something—like a blanket or a bath towel.
Women tend to feel the cold more, generally. Why not have her do the work in the cowgirl position?
Marika
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I couldn’t help but find the person asking about the air-conditioning temperature adorable—it gave me a warm, fuzzy feeling (lol).
It’s a nice problem to have! But since you said it gets so hot when you adjust it to your partner’s preference that you can’t think straight, maybe you could compromise on a temperature somewhere in between. I get cold easily too, but my papa (a male supporter) runs hot, so I cool the room down beforehand and then raise the temperature a little while keeping an eye on things.
Once things get started, you can warm her up yourself♡
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I want someone to say to me:
“I’ll set the temperature so it’s nice and cool when you get out of the bath. If you’re cold, just let me know ❀.(*´▽`*)❀.”
( ^ω^)
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I accommodate the woman’s preferences, but her ideal temperature is still perfectly comfortable for me.
For now, I think the person asking should try losing some weight.
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