My bloods turns to jelly when it drops below 70F. During the winter, my heat turns on if it drops below 72F in the house. During the summer, the AC turns on if it gets to be 82F in the house. 72-82 is my sweet spot

Ma'am, a piece of my soul just died reading that. I am a tropical blooded human. Anything under 60 and I'm shivering. My heat is set on 72F and I still run a space heater at night.

Everyone makes fun of me being an embarrassment to Canadians. I am always cold. It’s 68F(20C) in Houston. It’s very humid here so you always have the heat or AC on. It’s difficult to just open your windows. Today I’ve got the heat set at 73 and I’m under blankets.

Below 70 F is cold for me.

I would die in your house. Cold + spiders = my worst nightmare ?

omg...my thermostat is set at 68F and I have my small space heater on as well in the room I am watching my laptop!!!

I do sleep with a mattress heater as well...I turn it on about an hour and then turn it to half when I go to bed...plus, I sleep with socks, a hat, and pjs in the winter...

It is 34F and I think it is miserable!

I like to be warm under the covers and have the window open

This sums up my version of cold

I'd love my home to be a bit lower temp but my housemates get cold easily. So I'm in shorts and a tank top and they're bundled up with blankets. It's in the 40sF right now in the PNW. Everyone's in winter gear and I maybe throw on a hoodie.

I lived in Northern Minnesota for fifteen years, though, and I have an internal thermostat that always runs hot, but the winters in Duluth were too much even for me. When it gets cold enough to be lethal (people passing out in the snow only made the news if they survived ) that's just not a place to live, IMO. During the polar vortex it was warmer on Mars. I said fuck that noise and now I'm here.

Although till now I lived in Ohio, Iowa and Ontario Canada here in Texas I am now cold with anything under 65. Not sure why that is but that’s how it is in my lil world.

Cold is when I literally can't feel my face. Until then its ok, though I prefer sleeping in the cold, its so much more relaxing plus being able to curl up under a blanket is the best feeling ever.

Cold is anything below 70 to me, but it depends on time of day. During the day I like it to be warm. At night I drop the thermostat to 65 F, sometimes less. I like it cold at night. If we are talking about outdoor weather, I get cold when it drops below 50F, but obviously I logically know it's not very cold unless it hits the negative F. That's just me.

I used to live in Stanley, Idaho in the 90s. First winter I lived there it was -20F for 2 1/2 weeks straight. That's pretty cold.

Anything above 32F feels like tropical weather to me. Below that, my level of tolerance goes to "What a hell am I doing here" down to teens. Single digits, mild cursing begins....below zero, better not talk to me at all.....

It depends on the humidity. Humid and cold is much worse than dry and cold. It is the same with the heat. 100 degrees F in central Texas is miserable. 100 degrees in the desert is not that bad.

I live in Victoria and have shed all that hardy interior and prairie vigor. I now think it's cold at 5degrees! Sigh.....

The older I get, the less I'm tolerant of the cold. To top it off, I have recently been diagnosed with Raynoud's Disease.

All bodies seem to have their own individual thermostats and comfort level .

To me, "cold" is anything below 70 degrees ! (I'm part reptile)

Great question. Also depends on humidity and wind speed. For me If there is no wind, -20F is when it starts to get a little cold. If there is a strong wind, -4F will be on the cold side. If it is a cold winter, come spring many in these parts will not bother with coats and will break out their T-shirts when the temperature hits the 30s F

I usually keep the house around 60F then drop it to 50's F at night. Electric blanket to warm up the sheets then kill the blanket heater once inside. Lots of feather comforters. In younger years, my room - mate and I (Minot ND) never closed the dorm window in the winter. Room temperatures were usually around 20F (cool not cold) the only problem we had was when we opened the door into the common shower area, if someone had showered, it would snow in the room. Also, the smoke detector would go off.

My profile photo it is 18 F and I am in short sleeves. But had to put on longs sleeves and a vest right after this because I was above the tree line and wind really takes away heat fast.

I'm usually ok outside without a coat until it gets down below 30F. I do usually only spend maybe a minute or two going to and from the car, so it's not bad. In the house though, I prefer to have the temp set around 70F year round. Anything less and I get too cold. Anything more and I get too hot. I do sleep with a fan on, though. I like to be cooler while sleeping.

Grew up in Saskatchewqan and I can definitely say you get acclimatised. I mean 7 years in Victoria so very moderate Canadian climate then living in Bozeman seemed cold at times but now living in Tennessee moving back to most places in Canada seems like a big ...HELL nope!

I always keep my keep my home between 70-75 F give or take. I also use a fan. I have to sleep with a fan blowing on me. Something about the noise and the extra air.Cold to me is like 40F and below. Like you, I cannot sleep in a hot room. Cannot stand it!

Pretty much the same thing in my neck of woods.

10 below F when your nose hairs freeze