Hi everyone ok so me and a friend had a discussion about Women are going to get cold quicker then men? this lol his true? ?

[Jadethedream]

• Are our Bodies temperatures different? From male to female

Yes

No

Both the same

[NamerOfStars]

A cousin of mine got married in February several years ago, and my mother was insistent that I wear my heavy overcoat over my suit jacket to the wedding. It was 20 degrees out, so that doesn't sound unreasonable- until you learn that we'd just come off a solid week of sub-zero temperatures, so 20 degrees felt downright balmy. When I pushed her on it, she eventually admitted that it was because SHE was cold.

See, men are bigger than women, and having more weight means your muscles need to work harder to move you the same speed and distance, and more work means more generated heat. On top of that, women hold heat less efficiently, despite their (usual) higher percentage of body fat. So yes, they get cold faster, and warm up more slowly.

And for some reason, THEY are the ones who wear lighter, less warm clothing, with more exposed skin.

[Exterminatore]

Most likely yes due to less mass. They have done studies where they found people who are more stout as opposed to tall and lanky conserve body heat better. Typically women have less mass….. and hopefully are less stout then most men….. so theoretically the answer should be yes.

[lrina]

I don't know, the cold doesn't seem to have much effect on me. not unless i'm in a bad mood at least.

[MORPHEUS_12]

Is called Testosterone

[AviatorTom]

In my experience, women get colder than men. During winter, women want a higher temperature setting, and often wear multiple layers of clothing.

[Anonymous]

Definitely. Usually when I'm in a care with my girlfriend I have the window down on my side to offset the heater she has running on her side.

[Imsmurter1]

Well because of periods women lose iron more easily which is important for body temp so maybe

[Bklynbadboy12]

Yes women definitely get cold quicker than men that's a fact

[WhitneySnow]

I’ve heard this before

[Andres77]

We're always fighting over the inside temperature.