There really is something about sweating in the summer heat that makes me feel more alive than at any other time during the year. Just walking around outside I haven't a care in the world because it's natural, and inevitable given the Maryland/DC heat and humidity, and actually very invigorating. However, when it comes to a "session", I like to start things off in a cool room, as I think some friction-induced sweating goes without saying...it's a sign of a time well had. But the feeling of hot skin on damp sheets thereafter is a bit jarring, I must admit.
I used to like to have AC all the time, but lately am finding the nice feel of the summer air more preferable. (I know, I know, it's an old guy thing.)
I find I get chills sometimes after a session from the AC.
How do you all enjoy your sessions?
I'd be interested in knowing if it is an age thing, or how guys vs. gals view this.
Also where you live. I'm in New England
as there will be vigorous calesthenics and aerobic exercise to warm things up.
Not into the sweaty. I like the room cool at the start so we can warm it up. Goose flesh can be hot.
But also enjoy a natural breeze. Don't enjoy it as much when it feels anti-sceptic.
Boston resident, Yankees fan. 
There really is something about sweating in the summer heat that makes me feel more alive than at any other time during the year. Just walking around outside I haven't a care in the world because it's natural, and inevitable given the Maryland/DC heat and humidity, and actually very invigorating. However, when it comes to a "session", I like to start things off in a cool room, as I think some friction-induced sweating goes without saying...it's a sign of a time well had. But the feeling of hot skin on damp sheets thereafter is a bit jarring, I must admit.
...and in candle light they glow. It's a beautiful sight
my balls sweat a lot..i think that is way nature intended it..you have to ask our resident seer..Bob My Sugar..
I find I get chills sometimes after a session from the AC.
How do you all enjoy your sessions?
I'd be interested in knowing if it is an age thing, or how guys vs. gals view this.
Also where you live. I'm in New England.
How's your stay at the Sugar Home...assisted living for seniors?
Don't fret...my foundation is committed to keeping it open a few more years.
My favorite and most feral hookups are the ones I get to have outside in the natural air: on a balcony, in the woods, in your yard, etc. 
A/C is nice too, but variety is the spice of life, and being the nature girl that I am, I get a little tired of being in hotel A/C all the time. Let's get naked and sweat all over each other with the grass between our toes, or the floor of the forest underneath us... that's my favorite way to get it on.
And such a rare treat!! More please.
You've ignited a fantasy within me I think...
ucking in a rainstorm in a meadow
fucking on the picnic table
fucking in the lake
fucking in the swimming pool
fucking under the stars on a hot, sweltering night and enjoying the after glow and the milky way
fucking on the hood of the car
fucking on the tailgate of the pickup
fucking in an aspen grove at the height of fall col
First of all heat saps my strength and tire me out faster. Since I'm of the type who does 95% of the work I need to last at least 30min.
Also it has got to be mood killer being distracted by profuse sweating from either body: yucky!
Last but not least wetness reduces sensitivity of touch -another negative
There's a pool of sweat in the lady's belly button;
She has to get her hair done the next day;
The sheets are so wet you would rather lie on the floor than in the bed;
You can slide over each other's body with no friction;
Your eyes are burning with sweat;
You feel ok with skipping your daily run/cardio exercise.
SWEAT IS GOOD!!
No, probably not an aging thing. I'm 65-ish and not liking hot air any better, thank you. In one of the "Seven Californias", not the hottest one
Being that I live in Las Vegas in the summer here the temps get 100+ degrees I need the A/C to be on.
However later evening appointments while it is still hot outside the temps have decreased a bit and if the room has a balcony that can be alot of fun.
I think it is kind of nice to have the doors open to the balcony but that is only if it is not in the daytime.
Is in the gym. While at work, not so much. I have the AC on so there is a slim chance the john will be sweating all over me. Or me over him.
I you lived in Arizona there is no choice in the summer...
it will be crisp here...but I will be packing sundress's for my trip...looking forward to playing but the a/c WILL be on high lol
In fact I usually make a beeline for the thermostat and drop it a few degrees before we get started. If you are catching a chill then you need to do a little more of the heavy lifting.
I tend to click it up a few degrees for the post coital cuddle unless we are getting under the covers.
Note: Ignore the reading on the thermostat. I think those things lie. At home 74 degrees is comfortable. But in your hotel room 69 degrees is barely cool enough.
The thermostats in hotel rooms are terrible. When I get to a hotel room where I'm hosting a session, I lower the temp a couple of degrees at a time until I'm slightly cool in my skivvies...then I know the lady and I will keep each other warm...
"I find I get chills sometimes after a session from the AC'.
yeah, and that's on purpose so you don't linger...and maybe leave early....
as they get older. My wife, for example, would love to keep the house around 65.
As far as the professionals go - my guess is that. as a practical matter, many would just as soon avoid sweaty clients...