Sort of but not exactly. Technically women have a higher core temperature on average. Men seem warmer because testosterone increases the development of the cardiovascular system, which boosts blood flow through the body. That causes the extremities to have a temperature closer to the core body temperature. Men seem warmer because of that, while women likely have a higher core temperature because their bodies are trying to warm their extremities, or just because they are losing less energy from their extremities.
Sort of but not exactly. Technically women have a higher core temperature on average. Men seem warmer because testosterone increases the development of the cardiovascular system, which boosts blood flow through the body. That causes the extremities to have a temperature closer to the core body temperature. Men seem warmer because of that, while women likely have a higher core temperature because their bodies are trying to warm their extremities, or just because they are losing less energy from their extremities.
Can confirm, lived with a trans person for a little bit, and back when we were in highschool pre transition, she had a comfortably temped room, while after transition in Uni, some days, the thermostat nearly killed me (though in her defense, I think she expected me to be out of town or at my folk's place).