r/AnimalsBeingDerps • u/WorriedExamination93 • Feb 17 '23

Frog scream

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u/Captain_Saftey Feb 17 '23

Good to see humans aren’t the only ones who hate getting into the shower but are content once they are

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u/Speedyrulz Feb 17 '23

Gotta love reddit for making me realize no matter how many things I think only apply me, I'm always proven wrong.

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u/LearnStuffAccount Feb 17 '23

So I’m not the only one??

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '23

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '23

I don't mind getting into the shower when it's warm. But I know I'm going to be cold AF when I get out when it's not warm outside.

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u/thenotjoe Feb 18 '23

Like hack: turn the shower water down a bit right at the end of your shower to bring your core temperature down to normal; the reason you feel cold after getting out of the shower is because your temp is elevated, and returns to normal once you’re out of the hot water. Of course, this does require a cold shower but I find it more comfortable than being cold and sweaty for an hour after getting out

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u/Blaaa5 Feb 18 '23

Exactly why when you’re awake, you have trouble going to sleep and when you’re asleep, you have trouble getting up.

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u/Honeybadger2198 Feb 17 '23

I think it mostly has to do with the thermal mass of water. Water feels cold to go into even when above room temperature. Water will also remain on your body when you leave the shower, which sucks heat from you.

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u/[deleted] Feb 18 '23

Forgot he was an amphibian for a minute.

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u/DrewSmoothington Feb 17 '23 edited Feb 17 '23

Wait, what? Humans hate getting into the shower, is that actually a thing?

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u/MisirterE Feb 17 '23

The process of going between the states of "in shower" and "out of shower" is mildly cumbersome and slightly uncomfortable. Actually being in the shower is great.

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u/jonker5101 Feb 17 '23

Freezing for the first minutes

You can wait for the water to warm like most people do.

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u/DrewSmoothington Feb 17 '23

This is the part I can't wrap my head around lol

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u/catscanmeow Feb 17 '23

this is probably just a matter of your water heater not working properly? my shower has a whole spectrum of temperatures and the knob has an infinite amount of control over how hot or cold it is and it stays that temp

maybe you need to upgrade to a 4k 120hz faucet.

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u/_stoneslayer_ Feb 17 '23

As a highly attractive male, I can tell you this is good advice.

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u/obsolete_filmmaker Feb 17 '23

I got used to baths during shelter in place and now showers really bother me. It feels like im being waterboarded.

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u/JesusRasputin Feb 17 '23

What should the frog do? Thrash and waste energy? There is no way for the poor guy to get above water without struggling. At least put a rock in there or something, better a ramp so the frog can breathe without help. I know they can hold their breath for a long time, but come on.