• IWantToFuckSpez
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    1 year ago

    Nope for me it’s the other way around. Back to the open space means I’m gonna get stabbed, me facing the open space I feel safe because I have the illusion that I’m prepared to ward of attacks.

    • @Soupbreaker
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      81 year ago

      If you properly secure your sheet and/or blanket, they can’t get through. You’ll be lulled to sleep by the frustrated gnashing of their teeth.

  • subignition
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    81 year ago

    The wall is behind the headboard for me. Yes, that’s right, I can roll off my bed in any direction – totally worth not being able to fit anything else in my room

  • Agamemnon
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    71 year ago

    I wonder if I should give the bottom of my barrel another scraping…

  • @taiyang
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    61 year ago

    Sleeping on my right side gives me heartburn, so I choose to face the wall in this scenario. (Real thing, stomach is asymmetrical and sleeping on the correct side can help avoid acid reflux!)

    • @asteriskeverything
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      21 year ago

      It IS a real thing!!! But I was told this as a child, then remembered it backwards and always laid on my right when I was sick to my stomach. Now I have to lay on my right if I’m queasy.

  • @[email protected]
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    31 year ago

    I’ve seen this graphic where it’s just different positions of beds and anyone who puts their bed in the middle of the fucking room is damn brave. Mine is in the corner with two sides against two walls, my desk on another

  • stebo
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    21 year ago

    I used to always face the wall but lately I’ve been sleeping with my back against the wall. Don’t know why but it feels better.