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Bub π³οΈβπ@bubotomy.bsky.social |
As an autistic person, nothing overstimulates me more than being hot and sweating. I despise it. If you wanted to torture me into giving up the nuclear launch codes all you'd have to do is set the thermostat to 85.
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cyber camelina
@wealthcamelina.bsky.social
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now am in a desert country bro. i just didn't understand what was happening to me but this explains it.
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Dzee Szed
@dzeeszed.bsky.social
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Okay, I hate to invoke the sense of something potentially worse But how do you feel about the sensation of walking in the rain and going inside with wet socks
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Labryssa de Sapphe β§οΈβΎοΈπ²π
@labryssa-de-sapphe.bsky.social
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I'm sorry is it autism to hate being sweaty
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Energetic Nova
@energetic-nova.bsky.social
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I only want to live in 64 degree weather
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Taki/ζ» the Malamute
@taki-malamute.bsky.social
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I somehow have the opposite problem. I get incredibly cold easily, and feel uncomfortable unless it's warm or hot.
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Sooz
@soozbz.bsky.social
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Same. I am extremely temperature-sensitive in both directions, but at least I can address cold conditions by putting on more clothes. Not so much with heat. (I am the opposite with water, though. I can handle warm/hot water, but cold water feels like torture.)
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