shallytally asked:

I really think it generates more heat than when your clothes are on and I don’t mean from any movement or action. I mean strictly laying there. Now that I am telling him, “what a line.” He says they teach that in survival school. (He was in the special forces and in the army for a spell.) Does this lack of outer covering actually working against the generation of body heat make sense to you? Any explanations? And do not mention *** causing heat; I am talking about no movement or friction involved. Just plain laying there. Does it generate more heat without clothes on than with clothes on?
I am talking about being alone under the blanket. Once he lifted it off me and I felt all the heat go away and I said, “Hey! All my heat is leaving!” Then I covered myself up again and went back to genereating more body heat. It SEEMS to work better ***** than with clothes on. And I am talking about at home not out camping or anywhere outside. This is just a tiny, modest experiment and I was wondering if you could help figure out WHY this works.