fun fact, also true for @Vamp
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lmao yes
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composition of @Vamp’s playlist:
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lmaoo
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true actually
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link
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What?
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Okay.
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You do. Outside it’s like 6C at night, then you have a brick house, not made out of Home Depot stuff, and some other things like even more walls, it gets to like 20C or something.
And under the blankets it gets way too warm. And they don’t use air conditioners there, so sure, it might not be hot ish but there’s nothing blowing cold wind at you.
Also the silence… 
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Why? Poor Juegos hates himself, smh.
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What?
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Bruh.
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@discobot fortune
Are femboys cute?
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Don’t count on it
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Meanie bot.
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Hi! To find out what I can do, say @discobot display help.
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Idk… use a fan like the rest of the world?
That keeps it cooler. Drywall + insulation is hotter than a brick/stone house.
Simple solution: use fewer blankets.
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I do. That’s called an air conditioner.
Besides, I don’t actually have an industrial fan, little fans don’t help at all.
Bruh. I only have one blanket. And besides, when I was staying in NL, the blanket was quite thin. And I can’t sleep without blankets.
But atleast I’m home now, 17C is soo nice. Especially when I place my bed in a certain place, then change the angle of that flap thing of the air conditioner so the cold air goes right in my face. 
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