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I (46, male, USian) was unaware that anyone did this outside of 20th century sitcoms.
by dmd 2y ago
I (46, male, USian) was unaware that anyone did this outside of 20th century sitcoms.
- dyauspitr 2y agoAnyone make their beds in the morning? A lot of people, myself included will take 15 seconds to flatten out the comforter.
- wjnc 2y agoWell more than obviously yes and scandalized by the HN-ers above. Never considered people not making their bed. Grandfather was in the Navy, mother ran and wife runs a tight ship. Me I’m along for the ride. I could expand a few hundred words about the enjoyment an acquired skill like keeping your house tidy can bring.
- LeafItAlone 2y agoSurely you’ve visited other people’s homes and seen their beds are made, no?
- Tarball10 2y agoI don't usually snoop around other people's bedrooms when visiting.
- LeafItAlone 2y agoMe neither, but it doesn’t take snooping to notice a made bed while walking past a room.
- Ekaros 2y agoOnly do it when someone is going to visit... Like proper cleaning.
- euroderf 2y agoSure, because they allocated the bed to storing people's coats.
- yungporko 2y agoi don't think i've made my bed once in my entire adult life to be honest
- marssaxman 2y agoThat's funny. I generally do feel that the lives depicted in TV shows belong to a strange, foreign culture, even when the show is set in a familiar place, but it is not the tidiness of the set which gives me that impression! A room always feels much better after it's been set to rights; why wouldn't I want to enjoy the home I live in? Little maintenance tasks like making one's bed really don't take much time or effort once you choose to make a habit of them.
- randomcarbloke 2y agomale, USian Male, european, but admittedly grew up in a military family, I make my bed every day.