bulmabriefs144
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(AKA Space Issues)
I'm not a physics major, so I'm not sure which one. But it's the one that dictates that if you have a heater and a door wide open, heat will flow out of the room, and disperse, and pretty much you can't heat the whole entire house, because it spreads too thin.
So, yea, today I get in some big argument with my mom guilt tripping me into opening this room because she's cold and wants the doors all open. I offer my upstairs heater (which is fair, since I seldom use it). She instead pushes me into a corner by completely refusing to meet halfway, at which put I snap and start holding the door.
I'm apparently not just physically uncomfortable with this, this makes me psychologically uncomfortable. Something I can't put into words, like personal space, or feeling secure (the room is now more like a hallway, with air flowing through) to outright agoraphobia (if so, I have a pretty mild case, I can go outside but prefer to stay close to home, just certain things make me uneasy like speaking in an auditorium).
Also, for reference, the (rough) layout of the house. Heater is in family room, she wants it in her bedroom, meaning it has to spread through two rather large rooms to get her even a little warmer, making everyone cold in the process. Meh, the diagram's slightly wrong, I looked around.
In any case, she has a tiny room with a space heater. Close your **** door, and stop making other people suffer because you can't learn to care for yourself!
I'm not a physics major, so I'm not sure which one. But it's the one that dictates that if you have a heater and a door wide open, heat will flow out of the room, and disperse, and pretty much you can't heat the whole entire house, because it spreads too thin.
So, yea, today I get in some big argument with my mom guilt tripping me into opening this room because she's cold and wants the doors all open. I offer my upstairs heater (which is fair, since I seldom use it). She instead pushes me into a corner by completely refusing to meet halfway, at which put I snap and start holding the door.
I'm apparently not just physically uncomfortable with this, this makes me psychologically uncomfortable. Something I can't put into words, like personal space, or feeling secure (the room is now more like a hallway, with air flowing through) to outright agoraphobia (if so, I have a pretty mild case, I can go outside but prefer to stay close to home, just certain things make me uneasy like speaking in an auditorium).
Also, for reference, the (rough) layout of the house. Heater is in family room, she wants it in her bedroom, meaning it has to spread through two rather large rooms to get her even a little warmer, making everyone cold in the process. Meh, the diagram's slightly wrong, I looked around.
In any case, she has a tiny room with a space heater. Close your **** door, and stop making other people suffer because you can't learn to care for yourself!