25 Jan 2013, 4:29 pm
1000Knives wrote:
JBlitzen wrote:
1000Knives wrote:
One thing different for me is, I have low arches in my feet. If I wear any sort of shoe with like, significant cushion inside, ala a running shoe, I get plantar fasciitis. So the shoes with more "support" are worse for me. So I wear like cheap Converse and my feet feel fine, then more "advanced" shoes they feel like crap.
Same with beds I guess.
Same with beds I guess.
More power to you, OP. I think it's cool.
I wonder if I'll ever find a wife that'd sleep on the floor. This might make relationships awkward, not having a bed and all. Heh.
I married a guy with no bed. We have a futon mattress on the floor. I don't like it because I'm afraid of something crawling on me in the night, so I sleep on the couch a lot.
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27 Jul 2013, 12:13 pm
30 Jul 2013, 2:40 pm
I slept on the floor for a few years when I was about 12-15.
My bed broke in the middle so that it couldn't be used any more to sleep on, and my parents were too lazy to fix it & too cheap to get another one ; so I just slept on the floor instead.
They took the piss out of me for it, but it honestly wasn't bad.
As you say, it gave me plenty of room.
30 Jul 2013, 4:15 pm
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