#ANYWAY yeah. couches ALSO have the drawback of enclosing you on one side bc back of couch

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why is making a nest of pillows and blankets on the floor such a top tier way of sleeping??? gorilla instincts???

#eliot posts #i miss having a full sized bed. back then i could be in nest AND in bed at the same time #tho the ideal location for nest is in corner. bonus points if there's furniture on one side so ur enclosed on 3 sides #ideal bed position is touching minimal walls #this is an anti corner bed account #unless it's to save space then it's okay #i might have my bed touching zero walls if it didn't look AWFUL from an interior design perspective #a nest being in a corner is like 10% about cozy and 90% about keeping your nesting materials Contained #but yeah ideal bed vs nest location cone into conflict #nests and couches both are nice to sleep on instead of beds sometimes because like #sometimes the prospect of making myself sleep a full night is DAUNTING and that ironically keeps me up #but when falling asleep in a nest or on the couch or somewhere like that #i can convince myself like okay this might just be a little catnap but that's okay. any sleep is good sleep. #most couches are uncomfortably thin #(cept the one in my 1st apartment that thing was as wide as a twin bed great for naps awkward for sitting at least when ur short like me) #((that whole apartment felt like it was made for tall people. one i'm in now feels made for short ppl. one im movin to feels average)) #((rip to the next tenant who signed a lease here he's like 6 feet tall. i WARNED HIM when he toured but he ignored it)) #((my tall friend once whacked his head on the ceiling light in the kitchen bc it's even lower in there than in the rest of the unit)) #ANYWAY yeah. couches ALSO have the drawback of enclosing you on one side bc back of couch #but nest can be as wide as you want it to be and you can also just sprawl partially onto the floor itself