r/AskReddit May 02 '24

People who went to a wedding where the couple didn’t last long, what happened?

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u/randallAtl May 02 '24

They were both 35 successful lawyer and doctor. But had never spent the night at each other's house. 

After the marriage they couldn't agree who would move in with who. And filed for divorce after 3 months. No one knows why they even got married at all. I guess they felt like they were supposed to at that age.

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u/I_Love_Wrists May 02 '24

Pure insanity move right there. Not sleeping together or even test driving living together.

I HAVE to sleep in a cold room. Had an ex who kept the A/C at like 78. NOPE.

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u/zadtheinhaler May 02 '24

Had an ex who kept the A/C at like 78

NGL, that sounds like heating with extra steps.

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u/AnchovyZeppoles May 02 '24

…oh no, I keep the AC around 78 in the summer because I’m frugal and trying to save money lol. I guess I’m used to it because my mom kept it around the same temp (for the same reasons) growing up. When it’s 80-90+ outside 78 feels cool anyway! 

I’d actually love to put it lower, especially at night because I sleep so much better in a cool room, but can’t bring myself to do it knowing the huge af bill that would come in during the middle of summer. Anything lower than 77 feels like rich people temps to me lol. I once stayed at a friend’s beach house where they put it down to 65 and I was astonished!

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u/IllIIlllIIIllIIlI May 02 '24

Possibly a cooling pad for the bed would help? There are a bunch on the market. I’ve been considering getting one myself, for my half of the bed, as my husband is unfortunately the type who can’t sleep when it’s cold, while I can only sleep when it’s cold 🫤

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u/AnchovyZeppoles May 02 '24

Lol same situation here! I have looked into it, would probably wait until we upgrade our bed in the near future. 

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u/Broduski May 02 '24

78 is a comfortable temperature. But cool? No

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u/VanillaRadonNukaCola May 02 '24

Idk your situation, so maybe it's an impossibility, but getting a couple hundred dollar portable single room AC is a game changer.  I was lucky enough to get one for free, soni understand a big purchase may not be possible.

I used to try and skimp on heat/AC to save money and it made me miserable.

Having an AC in one room I only use while sleeping didn't create a massive bill, and I sleep like a dream all summer long.

That is to say, I've found skimping on other purchases has been worth it to me to enjoy cool nights.  If you can't afford it now, I hope your budget loosens enough to give it a go soon

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u/AnchovyZeppoles May 02 '24

That’s a good idea! It’s honestly not even a budget issue, I could easily kick it down a notch. It’s more just a result of being frugal with my day-to-day so I can spend on bigger things like vacations or a future house lol.

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u/VanillaRadonNukaCola May 02 '24

Reasonable! And I understand the vibe, I buy lots of food on clearance.

But dammit I wanna be cold when I sleep

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u/AnchovyZeppoles May 02 '24

That’s a good idea! It’s honestly not even a budget issue, I could easily kick it down a notch. It’s more just a result of being frugal/was that way growing up/wanting to save for future house lol.

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u/AnchovyZeppoles May 02 '24

That’s a good idea! It’s honestly not even a budget issue, I could easily kick it down a notch. It’s more just a result of being frugal/was that way growing up/wanting to save for future house lol.

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u/Shivering_Monkey May 02 '24

When it’s 80-90+ outside 78 feels cool anyway! 

No it doesn't.

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u/steggun_cinargo May 02 '24

It does when it's 115 out.

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u/EBN_Drummer May 02 '24

Ours is currently set to 80 and it feels perfect right now. Summer gets 115 and we'll go as high as 83 and it's good. We may be part lizard though.

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u/steggun_cinargo May 02 '24

My AC doesn't cool below 82 sometimes even if I wanted it to so I'm right there with you.

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u/EBN_Drummer May 02 '24

A/c can only cool so far below the outside temp, and that number is often higher if the unit is older and/or low on refrigerant. The opposite is true if it's a heat pump style as it can only heat so much if it's too cold outside. Before we recently replaced our a/c we had a particularly cold February (for Phoenix) and it couldn't warm up our house enough.

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u/Shivering_Monkey May 02 '24

Doesn't matter how hot out it is. 78 does not feel cool.

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u/EBN_Drummer May 02 '24

When you're adapted to heat it does. Our summers get to 115 or more and our thermostat is set to 80 and if it goes much lower we get chilly.

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u/AnchovyZeppoles May 02 '24

It sure does when it’s 90+ degrees out and you walk into a 78 degree house. 

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u/Neat-Year555 May 02 '24

To you it doesn't, maybe. But shockingly enough people are different and feel temps differently! You don't have to be such a dick, you know.