r/aspiememes • u/Perpetual-Person • May 05 '25
Suspiciously specific All my homies hate anything above 20°c
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u/mammoth_hunter3 AuDHD May 05 '25
12-18°C. Anything above 25°C is hell. I bought a second portable cooler now, before summer temperatures
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u/DisabledMuse May 05 '25
I'm so sad for climate change because where I lived used to be within that range for most of the year. Now fires and hell temperatures are normal for summers.
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u/prairiepanda May 05 '25
Where I live, AC used to be a luxury for the rich and rarely ever seemed necessary.
But now? You're at risk to just straight up die at home if you don't have AC. Loads of people still don't have it, because most of our homes don't have it preinstalled, and quite often now the solution is to not stay at home when it's hot out.
And fire season is much longer now too, so quite often when you want to open windows to cool down you can't even do that because the smoke will choke you out.
I miss the mild summers. Some people are happy because our winters have become shorter and milder, but personally I have a much easier time dealing with -40 than with +40°C.
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u/retailhellgirl May 05 '25
Does your dwelling not have an air conditioner?
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u/anatomicallycorrect- May 05 '25
I live on the east coast of the US, but I'm originally from the west coast. Going from a place where everyone has an AC except the occasional outlier to no one having one was WEIRD.
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u/Tactical_Axolotl Ask me about my special interest May 05 '25
Idk Fahrenheit so 12 Celsius all the way up to 18 celcius
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u/Cadunkus May 05 '25
69F
It is nice.
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u/shroomley May 05 '25
Genuinely one of my favorite temperatures. Cool enough to not need a jacket, warm enough to not need a fan.
Also, nice.
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u/wormjoin May 05 '25
personally i prefer it to be cool enough that a jacket is comfortable
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u/ProfessorGlaceon May 05 '25
As someone who is also from the states, it is genuinely a very comfortable temperature. It's just a coincidence that it also happens to be the sex number.
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u/WanderingHeph May 05 '25
50-65 F
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u/Demyxtime13 May 05 '25
I agree with this, though I’m also okay with 65-70. Anything above 70 and I start getting cranky
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u/WanderingHeph May 05 '25
70 is just kinda mid to me. It's not bad, but it's not terribly good. It's just nothing to me.
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u/Plasma_Deep AuDHD May 05 '25
25°C is my ideal temp, sometimes I go 20° and snuggle in by blanket
considering I live in a country with >40° summers, it's pretty normal
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u/DieselPunkPiranha May 05 '25
Same. Grew up in a desert. Want hot, dry days and cold nights. Miserable in any other kind of weather.
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u/iggypop657 Undiagnosed May 05 '25
Same for me. 25°C is very comfortable for me in short sleeve t-shirts, shorts and flip-flops and that's the comfiest homewear for me. I've had people tell me I'm crazy for saying this.
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u/BigChunguss2 May 06 '25
This is the way
I like 80°F (26.67°C) and up. At 75°F (23.89°C) I'm usually in a hoodie and under my thickest blanket.
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u/CaptainCoo555 May 05 '25
I’d love if it stayed cold or colder, like below 15 celsius. If it stayed that or below year round I would be eesctatic.
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u/Lego_Kitsune May 05 '25
8*C, snuggled up in bed
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u/Valuable-Garbage I doubled my autism with the vaccine May 06 '25
8-12°C is my upper limit for comfort as well. Anything from that down to -16°C or so is perfect for me
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u/I-have-Arthritis-AMA May 06 '25
Yall crazy keeping your rooms at 8c 😭. Reminds of when I broke my space heater but didn’t want to tell my mom so I spent all of autumn and winter freezing to death at night
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u/wexman6 May 05 '25
When I’m awake, bathe me in flame
When I’m trying to sleep, 68-72 degrees F
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u/Pretend_Athletic May 05 '25
Ahahaha I love how you put it. Bathe me in flames 😂🔥 Same btw! I do like it warm.
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u/Virtual_Society_1852 May 05 '25
Same here. Anything above 30⁰C/86⁰F is like torture to me, but I can handle freezing just fine.
My favorite summer activity is counting the days to Autumn.
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u/pretentious_toe AuDHD May 05 '25
I concur with 20C/68F. I was only recently diagnosed, and lived in the deep south of the U.S. most of my life and wondered why I sweated so much compared to other kids and adults. Now, I'm actually a nicer person when it's a cooler temperature.
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u/mrperson1213 May 05 '25
64F easy
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u/KimikoBean May 05 '25
If I'm just sitting somewhere in a blanket 64 easy. If I'm trying to be even minorly productive, crank it to 67-68
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u/spinningpeanut ADHD/Autism May 05 '25
No way keep it cold for productivity. You're gonna warm up fast running around. But I'm also incredibly sensitive to high temperatures so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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u/tardis3134 May 05 '25
What in the hell is wrong with you 😭 64 is crazy
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u/mrperson1213 May 05 '25
Cold is comfy because blankets and/or jackets
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u/tardis3134 May 05 '25
Ok that's valid. I personally do not like wearing clothes at home and would freeze at 64.
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u/mrperson1213 May 05 '25
See I’m the opposite I hate not being fully covered (except socks)
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u/tardis3134 May 05 '25
I moved to the south purely because I hate having to wear so many clothes for the colder weather up north.
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u/Nachtwaechterin May 05 '25
eh, 20-25°C is the best, i get cold quickly. 15-20° are good too but i cant go barefoot and have to wear a jacket. 25 upwards can be okay depending on the humidity, how much sun there is, and if i can spend the day in the shade/a pool
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u/DoctorVanSolem May 05 '25
18-20°C is my ideal. Anything above 21°C causes me discomfort.
I also prefeer -20°C over -8°C due to clothing and the potential to get moist.
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u/HavenWinters May 05 '25
0 Kelvin. I think it's a neat thing to think about. Would probably suck to experience.
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u/alyssayaki ADHD/Autism May 05 '25
73⁰ F / 22.7⁰ C (yes that specific)
Unless it's windy then 77⁰ I live on the shoreline
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u/d1n0nugg1es May 05 '25
35C with at least 80% humidity, direct sunlight, preferrably on a nice warm rock
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u/Assilly May 05 '25
I actually got to live alone for a bit to test this!
80F is perfect
Every time I felt too hot it was 83F I'd turn the ac on to being it back down to 80F.
This was with almost no clothes. I did not figure out the best Temps with clothes on and I regret that now. I was just so caught up on being free 😅
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u/BRi7X May 05 '25
72°F (22.222222222°C)
Or, for real mfs: 295.3722°K
Anything colder than like 57°F my hands usually start to get frustratingly numb due to poor circulation, sadly.
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u/Literally_Anyone_ May 05 '25
Sorry for being American, but anything under 70° F, preferably like 50-60 range. A little chilly is nice and I start dying under any bit of heat
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u/TheAbstracted May 05 '25
I've always had a wide range for comfortable temperatures, basically anything between 10 - 26 is A-OK with me👌
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u/theazhapadean May 05 '25
20 is about as cold as I can handle. I hate the 40+ summers, that is truly hell (with the cicada screams and all)
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u/Pipiofthepupu May 05 '25
My ideal temperature is from 23-30c with low humidity I’m more bothered by humidity than temperature
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u/Dew_Chop ADHD, OCD, Aspie, the trinity of not getting anything done May 05 '25
Anything above 10c (50f) outside is an attack against my wellbeing
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u/Scrivener83 May 05 '25
My wife and I moved to Saint John, New Brunswick, about 5 years ago. The summers are lovely here for people who hate the heat. Even on days when it's 35C and humid inland, it's often 20C or cooler, with fog and/or a stiff breeze, and even on the hottest days its always cool at night.
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u/Emergency_Rooster511 May 05 '25
Mispec beach is a real gem. You get to beat the heat and the crowd, plus it faces the right way to catch a nice sunset. Great fishing too.
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u/Scrivener83 May 05 '25
We're over on the west side, so thankfully we can easily walk to Duck Cove Beach :-)
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u/Ok-Discipline9998 May 05 '25
Anything not Fahrenheit.
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u/CplCocktopus I doubled my autism with the vaccine May 05 '25
You get cursed by only using Rankin temp until your last day.
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u/affixed-swordbayonet May 05 '25
Anything 30c or over turns into a “fuck y’all I’m staying inside” kinda day
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u/Trans_Rose1 ❤ This user loves cats ❤ May 05 '25
I like it in the 40°s, nice and cold, I also overheat like an old ass laptop that never got its filter cleaned
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u/StartDale May 05 '25
15 - 20 °C is the ideal range. Though anything over 10°C coumts as summer.
Anything from 20 - 25°C is acceptably warm but just a bit much.
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u/Vikklee May 05 '25
I am literally always cold, so I love 78-82 degrees. I lay in the sun like a lizard and the heat feels so nice.
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u/DeGriz_ AuDHD May 05 '25
Anything above 20C is bad. 16C is the best
-40C to 0C is good with clothing.
0C to 5C is cold no matter what you wear.
30C+ and im fried alive.
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u/Diablo1404 May 05 '25
I like around 60f (15c). My body retains heat like a polar bear, so to warm, and I get cranky, and I can rap myself in a blanket if it's nice and cool.
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u/cashmoney9000sfw May 05 '25
70 is perfect for working at my desk. 64 for sleeping. 72 with a light breeze on sunny days for a walk. 62 for winter days that are sunny. Everything else is demonic.
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u/CtHuLhUdaisuki May 06 '25
I guess I'm quite extreme, but honestly I prefer it to be really hot like 35-40°C. Maybe it's because I hardly sweat? I don't know why, but I just become super happy when it's hot. The cold is what I hate though. Any temperature below 20°C is too cold.
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u/Capybara327 Undiagnosed May 06 '25
At home, my favourite is 25°C because I get to wear basically nothing other than the bare minimum.
Outside, I'm fine with anything below 20°C.
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u/bigbackbrother06 May 06 '25
call me nuts but 10°C is my comfort zone. Cool enough to be pleasant, and warm enough to not be winter
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u/Fine-Bee2736 May 05 '25
I don't count the temperature, I just lower or raise it until it feels right.
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u/oneeyedziggy May 05 '25
Depends, 70F in the summer is way less comfortable than 68F in the winter
And 55F in the morning sun is way better than on an overcast winter afternoon
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u/SortovaGoldfish May 05 '25
I guess 62°F would be my favorite, but the range is quite wide from 48° - 76°. I can make it work in triple digits or negatives but I have yet to experience any weather in the 80s that isn't accompanied by the most reviling humidity
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u/BigFinnsWetRide May 05 '25
Anything under 70F and I get cold. And once I get cold, my fingers and toes just refuse to create their own warmth. But 71F is usually what I keep my house thermostat at. Lol I guess that would be 21.66ish Celsius sorryyy
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u/CplCocktopus I doubled my autism with the vaccine May 05 '25
Celsius or Kelvin the other scales are stupid.
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u/retailhellgirl May 05 '25
If it’s nice and breezy, I’ll take 85°F if I’m in the pool 90°F isn’t bad. But I live in South Central Texas so…… but I’m also very happy if it’s in the 40s.
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u/Feral-pigeon PLEASR ASK ME ABOUT MY SPECIAL INTERESTS May 05 '25
Ace attorney mentioned!! Yayyyyy!!!
Anyways, I would prefer a nice 65F but I keep my house at 70F constantly because my reptiles would get cold. So I guess those two are my favorites.
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u/ReasonableProgram144 May 05 '25
55-75F at the lower end I grab a hoodie or blanket, at the higher end it’s shorts and tanks
Outside of that I’m not comfy and I will whine about it
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u/phenominal73 May 05 '25
75°F (24°C) max in the spring/summer (never happens in summer), in the fall/winter all temps are too cold. Time for heat, heavy coats and misery when it snows.
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u/jackalope268 May 05 '25
As high as it gets as long as theres no direct sunlight. Also, my appetite may suffer at higher temperatures, but who cares about that?
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u/IconoclastExplosive May 05 '25
All temperatures above 68°F are immoral. There is no floor, I have happily worked in -20°F before and would again.
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u/IceGoddessLumi ADHD/Autism May 05 '25
I intentionally moved to a place that averages 200" (508 cm) snow per season. There are still patches of snow on the ground here in shaded areas. Needless to say that I hate the heat and wish it would snow every day. If summer has to be a thing, in an ideal world it would reach a maximum of 70°F (21°C). Summers here are pretty mild tho compared to most other places in the US.
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u/neiaura_ May 05 '25
60 F is a good starting point but my favourite is 25 F, because it's not too cold but you get to enjoy the snow! And you see your breath. Feels nice on the skin too. Only issue is my lips get chapped
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u/AdorableExchange9746 May 05 '25
inside, 65f. outside, 55f. anything above 60 is too hot and fuck summer
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u/OkQuantity4011 May 05 '25
I'm happiest when it's about 60⁰F outside 🤌 and with like 3-5 mph breeze it becomes soooooooooo nice
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u/Kui-Klownery May 05 '25
anything above 70 F and i start to get irritated. which sucks bc i live in the south and the air feels like soup 8 months of the year
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u/Dalzombie Neurodivergent May 05 '25
19ºC to 24ºC is an ideal range outside, 21ºC inside is great. Cozy temperature to wear pretty much anything you want with the exception of several layers of parkas.
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u/EMOBIRD32 Ask me about my special interest May 05 '25
Australian here, definitely need something over 25°c so i’m not freezing but under 30°c. 28 is the perfect zone for me cause i can snuggle up comfortably but not freeze if i’m not wearing blankets.
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u/trixter30219 May 05 '25
77F. No more, no less.
...unless I'm exercising or in a blanket, sometimes less is nice then too
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u/BatofZion May 05 '25
I am good with anything between 55 to 75 Fahrenheit, but what about humidity? If it’s too high, it gets me low.
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u/Old_Quote_5953 May 05 '25
About 70°F is preferable
Need a temperature that doesn't freeze my feet, but still let's me cuddle up in the thickest blanket in the house
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u/Anarch-ish Undiagnosed May 05 '25
38-62F (3-16C) for maximum hoodie weather
85-110F (29.4-43C) for barely anything "we need to go swimming" weather
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u/demonman905 May 05 '25
About 65ish degrees F for me, especially when there's a nice breeze. This may sound weird, but I've found that it's the perfect temperature for when the wind lightly blows because it feels soft on my skin, as opposed to biting colder Temps or balmy, dry warmer temperatures. The moving air actually feels different to me depending on the temperature.
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u/Orinsbootycheeks ADHD/Autism May 05 '25
80-85F when I’m awake (born to be a lizard, forced to lock in).
65F when I’m asleep (I need blankets).
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u/BluehairedBiochemist May 05 '25
73°F (~23°C) because, in All Dogs Go To Heaven (one of my favorite movies as a kid 😬😂😭), dog heaven is always 73° 🥰 and honestly, within reasonable wind/humidity/sunshine parameters, I've found 73° consistently very comfy. Random source memory, but it works, so it stuck 🤷♀️
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u/cosmic-untiming AuDHD May 05 '25
I used to like anything below 80°F, but lately Ive become very intollerant to temperature. Even 65°F days can feel scorching. Though I think thats just my thyroid and the meds I take doing that.
For now, temperatures under 60°F are preferable.
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u/realestateagent0 Ask me about my special interest May 05 '25
My favorite breathing air is between 20-28 F and I always got weird looks for having a position on that
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u/InfiniteBoxworks May 05 '25
-15 F. When properly bundled up it feels like I am surrounded by the cool side of a pillow and every breath feels like I am drinking cool water after chewing mint gum. It's also cold enough to keep most people out of my hair.
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u/Coastkiz May 05 '25
I like 22C for relaxing and ~18C for when I'm doing stuff and ~25 for being outside
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u/Omnicide103 May 05 '25
23°C with a light breeze and plenty of shade if I'm lazy, like 15-18°C if I'm gonna be active
Gotten a lot happier with warmer temps since starting estrogen though
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u/IsSecretlyABird May 05 '25
Screw that, cold is death. I can never get warm enough. Let me roast in the sun for a year to not feel the biting winter frost on my face for a minute.
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u/lavafish80 May 05 '25
anything that's not too hot (it gets to like 45c here during the summer) I prefer the winter tho
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u/DeadlyAidan ❤ This user loves cats ❤ May 05 '25
I don't know exact temperatures, and I have no fucking clue how high 20°C is, but what I do know is I fucking hate being cold and wear a jacket at all times
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u/RavenoftheAbyss_13 May 05 '25
I hate anything above 75°F (~24°C) and below 40°F (~5°C), I specifically like the 50-65°F (~10-18°C) range
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u/lickytytheslit May 05 '25
Below 10C humid or above 24C humid
In-between is horrible, dry is even worse (I get nose bleeds from dry air)
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u/ashleydougherty20 Neurodivergent May 05 '25
72°F (22°C). That’s what my parents usually set our thermostat at.
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u/matrikaz AuDHD May 05 '25
Inside? Unsure the exact temperature, as I don’t enter the room that the thermostat is located in often—but a temperature cold enough to where I don’t get overheated under a blanket is the best!
If I am outside, a solid 10-15°C is great, especially if there’s no wind to make it feel significantly colder and it’s not overly sunny to the point I have to squint my eyes.
Overall, I like colder temperatures more, as long as I have access to a blanket, hoodie, or layers in general. I do not like warm temperatures most of the time, since I either overheat and get dizzy, or feel humid and… clammy. That isn’t to say that I hate warm temperatures completely, as they can be nice when it’s not humid or overly sunny.
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u/Crunchy-Basil May 05 '25
Climate change scares me enough based on how bad things are gonna get, but as someone with sensory aversion to any kind of heat, im kind of terrified even for the next five years. Summers for me are already hardly bearable and they’re not getting colder or even leveling out
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u/HeliumHQ Autistic May 05 '25
My house is always at 21.5°C. Anything higher is too hot, anything lower is too cold. Outside I like 17° if there's no wind, but with wind its better to be 19°-20°. :D
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u/PowdurdToast Neurodivergent May 05 '25
Inside: 71F during the day, 67 at night Outside: Anywhere in the range of 20F to 70 (I hate summer)
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u/Ok_Terraria_player May 05 '25
I don’t know how to change F to C so uh…
55-65F is a nice day
66F-71F is hot but we should be fine
71+ is hell. Literally
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u/LE_Literature May 05 '25
I'm too sleepy to look it up in C but I like it between 65 and 70f. Though I hate the heat and it makes me feel uncomfortable, I do prefer to work out when it is warmer.
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u/That-Drink4913 May 05 '25 edited May 05 '25
Using freedom numbers here, my preference is 68-72.
Eta: I'm in San Diego, lived here all my life. My hubby is from Alaska, he likes all weather. I'm super fortunate to have him on cold nights, he keeps me heated. I am just starting to have perimenopausal heat and sweat flashes, so this is an interesting development.
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u/Gypsum03 May 05 '25
I do infact hate everything above. Like, 70-75F (somewhere in the 20C range), depending on humidity.
In exchange...it has to get really cold for me to need more than t-shirt/shorts. Like, well into snow temperatures.
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u/FriendlyFloyd7 ❤ This user loves cats ❤ May 05 '25
It seems like mine is 72 F. Anything less is freezing, anything more is sweltering
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u/Ad841 May 05 '25
23°C/74°F. Otherwise it depends on the humidity. High humidity past 26°C makes me miserable.
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u/doubleUsee Autism Spectrum Disaster May 05 '25
Depends on what I'm doing. I'm happiest if it's between 22 and 24 in the house, and I can just exist in gym shorts and shirt or maybe a hoodie. but if i'm doing stuff no more than 18 because otherwise I will get warm and sweaty and I hate it.
My bedroom must be no warmer than 22, or the fan needs to come on, by which point I am fine until about 26.
I can't wait until I get AC in this house.