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this is one of this annoying things that actually makes a difference and makes your mom say I told you so. there's something about a made bed that makes me feel like my life is just that little bit more together and getting into a made bed at night is one of my top 10 favorite mundane experiences.
Feb 3, 2025

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This is extremely true. I love looking over at my bed and seeing it made and it fills me with joy and determination
Feb 3, 2025

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Along with keeping a water carafe next to your bed and linen spray, making your bed every morning is one of the most effective and underestimated things for maintaining good sleep hygiene, which is so important! I will never understand people who don't make their bed because it's just going to become unmade again (it took years of patient positive reinforcement training to get my boyfriend to stop being like this.) Making your bed as soon as you get up is not only empowering and gets your day off to a productive startβ€” look, you've only been awake for five minutes and you've already accomplished something! β€” but evening you will be grateful to morning you for allowing you the luxurious experience of slipping into a properly made bed every night.
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This is what makes life worth living. I've recently been on my bed-making grind, and it's changed me. Take care of your bed.
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I think it makes things feel better
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