Dear Abby advises a reader on how to address proper sleep and proper bedroom temperatures with his husband.
Dear Abby: Shouldn’t he cover up if he’s cold and I’m warm? I can’t uncover any more. Our current issue is the thermostat. Jake is cold when the temperature in the summer is set lower than 75 degrees.I’m a gay man who has been in a relationship with “Jake” for 42 years. We have had many difficult relationship challenges, but we have always stayed together and recently got married. Our current issue is the thermostat.
Jake is cold when the temperature in the summer is set lower than 75 degrees. I suggest he use more covers or clothes to stay warm since I cannot do anything more than throw off all the covers and lie there sweating. He insists I’m being unreasonable for wanting to have a cooler bedroom. I know sleep experts recommend sleeping temperatures in the 60-degree range.
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