avatarAsghar Jutt

Summary

The article discusses the author's preference for spending a significant amount of time in bed due to their introverted nature, especially during the winter season.

Abstract

The author, Asghar Jutt, identifies as an introvert who finds solace and comfort in the sanctuary of their bed. After long hours of work and side hustles, the author retreats to their bed for the remaining 12 hours of their day. This space is not only for sleep but also serves as a workspace for writing and reading on Medium, using a cell phone to avoid leaving the comfort of the bed. The author emphasizes the peace and relaxation they experience while in bed, which is enhanced by the use of blankets for warmth during the winter months. The article invites readers to share their own bed routines and expresses gratitude for their feedback.

Opinions

  • The author expresses a strong preference for being in bed, considering it a source of comfort and peace.
  • Despite having other seating options, the author chooses to spend time in bed for its comfort.
  • The author uses their cell phone for all activities, including writing, reading, and entertainment, to avoid leaving the bed.
  • The bed is described as a personal refuge where the author can relax and work undisturbed.
  • The author enjoys the warmth and coziness of the bed during winter, often taking naps covered in a blanket.
  • There is a sense of contentment in the author's routine of spending a majority of their time in bed.
  • The author values their solitude in bed and prefers to sleep alone.

Best Place For Me to be in is My Bed:

Being introvert, I feel comfortable alone in bed:

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During winter, I enjoy the comfort of my bed a lot. I spend most of my time in my bed lying or sitting.

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After my day job and side hustle I entered my home in the evening after almost twelve hours.

The remaining 12 hours I spend in my bed. It gives comfort and peace to me. I feel calm and relaxed alone in my bed.

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I sleep for almost seven hours every night but I remain in my bead for 12 hours. There are chairs and daybed in my home, but I prefer to be in my bed.

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I do all my work of writing on Medium from the comfort and luxury of my bed.

I write my stories using my cell phone. I also use my mobile to read the works of other writers on Medium.

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Although, I have a good computer but I don’t use it. To use my PC I would have to leave my bed, that I don’t want.

So, in order to remain in my bed I use my cell phone for all purposes i.e reading, writing, and listening to news updates or my favorite music.

I, my bed, and my cell phones are inseparable. It’s the company I enjoyed much.

After day’s hard work, I found refuge in my bed. I don’t share my bed with anyone. I sleep alone in it.

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It’s more comfortable for me to work in bed. I’m writing this article lying in my bed, under my blanket.

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During winter season, I don’t use gas heater much. I like to get warm in my bed lying or sitting. Covering myself in blanket I take little nap after or before lunch daily.

How much time do you spend in your bed? Share your routine in the comments section below!

Thank you for reading, your feedback is warmly welcomed and anxiously awaited!

Regards,

Asghar Jutt

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