• greedytacothief@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    22 hours ago

    What’s peoples problem with sleeping on the floor. I want to upgrade my futon to a Japanese futon so I can fold it up when I’m not using it. Though I’m definitely weird, my back does not like any support

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      20 hours ago

      It’s fine when you’re young.

      When you get older, the ability to roll your feet off the bed and easily stand up is clutch.

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      19 hours ago

      Most mattresses require ventilation.

      That dude doesn’t even own a top sheet. That’s disgusting.

      Bet if you lifted it, you’d smell straight ass and see mold.

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      17 hours ago

      Bro if you wanna live like you’re camping in a tent fine but don’t expect people to like it. I mean not even a sheet? Nothing? How does he wash it? If you can’t even wash the top the layer why on earth should anyone want to sleep on it? At least with the Japanese futon, if you do it right, it can look nice and purposeful but even then you should have real sheets for it and it can be rolled up, unlike this thing. I know someone who does the futon thing and their place is actually pretty nice and purposeful, not cobbled together garbage.

      Even brand new an Ikea Tarva frame just isn’t that expensive and it’s nice, solid wood. I replaced the legs with $8 of 2x2 from Home depot so it’s nice and tall for me since I’m tall and hate having to get UP out of bed.

      The biggest reason, of course, is because it almost always comes with an overarching theme of disgusting living habits. It’s not great on its own but when it brings all its dirty-ass friends you’re in for a bad time.