• wizardbeard@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
    34·
    6 days ago

    I get the idea, but you gotta get one big enough to stretch out in. Back and muscle stiffness from having to curl up to fit aren’t fun. Definitely isn’t helpful for any sort of sexy time, pet play, or even just general day to day existence.

    I’ve slept in small spaces before without much between me and the floor, and plenty of awkward “just grab the space you can and make the best of it”. No cage, but a pile of pillows and blankets on the floor in a hotel room when I missed the last train back to my accomodations at a convention, another time at a con when the hotel let us book a room with a pull out couch but then didn’t actually have one in our room (and was booked solid so there wasn’t anywhere to put me), many nights crashing on friends’ couches or the floor when the couch was already taken, one night in a beanbag chair when about 20 people crammed into a 2 bed apartment before a huge camping trip, air matresses, crappy 20 year old pull out couches, cots, cramped overfilled tents… you get the picture.

    The biggest and most consistent thing for comfort I’ve found was getting enough space that I didn’t have to crunch myself tight and keep myself in a specific position the whole night.

    Space > temperature > surface for your head > whatever is under your body, at least imo.

    • Alcoholicorn@mander.xyzEnglish
      8·
      6 days ago

      Having had to sleep in nature a few times, whatever is under your head>body>space>temperature.

      Temperature is solved by wearing more layers.

      You can fall asleep with your your legs curled up or even supporting your body a bit, you can’t fall asleep with your head on an uneven rock.

  • PacMan@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
    18·
    6 days ago

    For rent: A breezy 1 bedroom apartment with great views all around! Shared bathroom and kitchen for only 1800 a month!!!

  • maria [she/her]@lemmy.blahaj.zoneEnglish
    153·
    6 days ago

    wait hold on - dis imag is too high quality -… but also.,… the text has shadow…which is usually not a default option on foss programs… but also u do use winblows so mayb thad doesn mattr…

    u see - i was wonderin if u rlli genuinely hav one of these n im still unsure.