Is your bed cluttered?

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my whole house is a mess. this is part of my kitchen, the rest of my place is alot more emaressing then this so there is no way i'm taking pictures of it

I try to keep my bed the least clutter because it's where I sleep and I dont want it to get contaminated with stuff. Most of my clutter lies on the floor or my computer desk but I clean it whenever I can.

Surprisingly I'm nowhere half as bad as the rest of my family. In fact I'm the only person I know who doesn't have a clutter filled car cuz I never put anything in it! It all goes into my purse or pockets.

I have various clothes, a book about how the London Underground operates, another book about London Underground rolling stock, a book named "The World of the Cell", my phone charging, my phone holder, fruit, an empty diet coke bottle, a spoon, pieces of paper and a bra lol

My bed is the only uncluttered part of my entire home (although it is surrounded by stacks of books, piled to the same height as the bedding). It's my sleeping-pit and although clean, is never "crisply made"; it just gets pushed about into the most comfortable shape as required.

Every available horizontal surface elsewhere (including much of the floor space) has a deep layer of interesting things stacked on it: books, photos, CDs, technical journals - all sorts.

I rarely ever put anything on my bed, and if I do, it's only temporarily. All of my bedroom is clean, except on top of my bookshelf, which is my "designated cluttered area".

No. I have two pillows, two duvets and two blankets (pressure thing- still not enough, but my mum said I shouldn't get frileuse), two cushions for show and a little plain canvas dog, which I found in my charity shop He is also for show.
When I was little the space behind my pillow would be filled up with books. Never had any boredom if I woke up in the night! I hung a torch on a string so I could shine the light on a book, and in summer I'd just lift the curtain up- but if my parents were in the garden I'd have to be careful they didn't see it wobbling
Sometimes I would empty the contents of my desk onto my bed and announce to my mother I was taking a sick day. It did work once or twice.
But no, my bed is clear now.

I remember I used to have like a hundred plus stuffed animals on my bed. I also shared my bed with my dog or cat. It was a twin bed and I have no idea how I managed getting myself into it with all those stuffed animals.

I used to only be able to sleep with a cluttered bed but now it's the total opposite. If my bed or room is cluttered then I can't really relax.

Absolutely, largely because I live in my bed. My bed and its surroundings are full of things.

my bed is a single-sized [38"x75"] sleep# job on the floor. there isn't enough room on the bed for anything but my ever-expanding beam and a pillow. but the bedroom floor surrounding me is chockablock with stuff that i have to step between and over to escape.

as a small child I had a few stuffed animals on my bed, but nothing else has ever stayed on my bed overnight (aside from blankets and pillows obviously).

I have a fear of crushing things and as I sleep on a very small space it is not very realistic to keep lots of things in my bed. I keep a lot of objects on the floor right next to my bed, however.

When I was younger I made beds for my favorite things out of socks or some other cotton type thing.

I sleep with my iPad and I did sleep with my Xbox 360 until it broke. My bed is usually covered in toys and clothes.

Not really. Sometimes I read before bed and leave the book on my bed, but as soon as I wake up I put the book on the shelf.

I have four blankets, some pillows and, depending on the time of day, cats.

So not very cluttered.