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13182212 No.13182212 [Reply] [Original]

Is there anything more comfy than reading wrapped in in your covers?

>> No.13182217

I need to wash my covers <:3

>> No.13182259
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13182259

It's pretty damn comfy. Sadly it's been so hot that i can't really do it. In fact i can't really find a new comfy spot to read. It's always so hard to read in the heat.

>> No.13182263

>>13182259
No AC Unit? :3

>> No.13182308

>>13182259
Ceiling fan bro

>> No.13182586

i always end up falling asleep if i read while laying down in bed. i wonder if its because im usually sleep deprived or my concentration is just that bad

>> No.13182606

>>13182259
same here too hot and it makes me nervous

>> No.13182637

Reading with cat in lap

>> No.13182651

>>13182586
Don't read in bed, you'll learn to associate reading with sleep. Unless you don't care about retaining anything and just want something to sleep.

>> No.13182670

>>13182651
Never heard of that, but you still shouldn’t do it for the same reason you should never do anything but sleep (or, fine, fuck) in bed, because you begin to associate it as a place for activities rather than one for sleep. It’s THE leading reason for insomnia. When you get in bed, no books, no internet, just go the fuck to sleep. If something occurs to you that requires google or any mental exertion, get out of bed to do it.

>> No.13182685

>>13182651
You retain information best before sleep don't you?

>> No.13182691
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13182691

Yes.

>> No.13182768

>>13182212
yes. reading in comfortable chair in front of a fireplace on a cold stormy night.

>> No.13182799

>>13182685
Your memories are consolidated during sleep (which is why you may often dream about the things you read before you sleep). Adequate sleep is essential for efficient retention of new memories but I'm not sure if proximity to the time of sleep has any effect.

>> No.13183076

reading laying on your gf