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Old 02-13-2008, 10:44 AM #1
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Crazy I need to vent.

I'm always cold (unless I'm out side and it's 90 that day ), I sleep under 2 blankets most of the time. Well any time my DH touches me I start to sweat. At 1st we joked about it "I get HOT when he touches me", but it's not funny any more. He can just have his arm on me and I'll sweat (my feet can still be cold and I don't feel like I'm even warm enough to be sweating in the 1st place). This has been going on a few years.

So I am just crazy? Or is my body trying to tell me I don't want to be with my own husband?
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