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  Yeah, absolutely! The room my colleague and I work in is known as "the ice cave", lol. I moved to a new apartment last June and it's always so warm in here, when I get back from work, I throw open the balcony door to get to a comfortable temp. There is a bank above, and they need to heat that big, open space like crazy, and all of that radiates down into my apartment. I mean, that's a good thing in winter, I have turned on the heating maybe 4 times when we had really cold weather. 
  Don't quote me on this, I'm not sure about it, I might be talking nonsense, but after an argument with my sister about the thermostat, out of sheer curiousity I checked my base body temperature. It's 36,4°C. Hers was the usual 37,6°C. 
  I think that's why things feel so hot to me and I prefer cold environments.
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  Hm interesting thought. I have it the other way around tho... 🤔
  I can't stand drinking very cold water/drinks. >
  
  I drink a pot of hot peppermint tea every morning, and I don't like it when the shower is too hot. I also like to swim, and not every pool is heated. >
  
  Exactly!!! Usually when i take a shower after my bf, i end up jumping away coz water feels so hot it's uncomfortable.
  Ice water hurts my mouth and I prefer my "cold drinks" at room temperature or very lightly chilled. The only drink i like -cold-, is my beer in sauna and on a hot summer day.
  Are you also usually running very hot and prefer a chilly room over sitting in a volcano-like heated room?