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Post by Nora on Aug 2, 2019 2:48:36 GMT
Do you know the moments between “things” and “sleep”? Like the few minutes or sometimes hours between you having to do things and sleeping?
Like at the absolute end of your day.
You did your work.
You did whatever house chores couldn’t be ignored any longer.
You had your dinner.
You showered
You had sex with your partner or cried into the pillow
And now it’s time to sleep.
But you have some time to spare. May be 15 minutes maybe 2 hours but it’s just yours, yours to spend it anyway you like, yours to rest. And feel good and undisturbed and happy that all that’s on the schedule for the rest of the day is... sleep.
I love those moments. I look forward to those moments almost each day.
Do you?
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Post by ck100 on Aug 2, 2019 4:35:40 GMT
Unwinding at the end of the day is one of life's pleasures.
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Post by Nora on Aug 2, 2019 9:02:03 GMT
Unwinding at the end of the day is one of life's pleasures. right? something about it is just divine. |
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Post by Stammerhead on Aug 2, 2019 9:23:28 GMT
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Post by lenlenlen1 on Aug 2, 2019 19:48:28 GMT
You had sex with your partner or cried into the pillow That statement say so much about you, Nora. So much.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 2, 2019 21:53:32 GMT
Do you know the moments between “things” and “sleep”? Like the few minutes or sometimes hours between you having to do things and sleeping? Like at the absolute end of your day. You did your work. You did whatever house chores couldn’t be ignored any longer. You had your dinner. You showered You had sex with your partner or cried into the pillowAnd now it’s time to sleep. But you have some time to spare. May be 15 minutes maybe 2 hours but it’s just yours, yours to spend it anyway you like, yours to rest. And feel good and undisturbed and happy that all that’s on the schedule for the rest of the day is... sleep. I love those moments. I look forward to those moments almost each day. Do you?  although i like to have time to relax and watch tv, listen to music, post here, etc...i prefer sleep more than anything...it's the only time of my days that i am not in pain....
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Post by Nora on Aug 2, 2019 21:55:48 GMT
Do you know the moments between “things” and “sleep”? Like the few minutes or sometimes hours between you having to do things and sleeping? Like at the absolute end of your day. You did your work. You did whatever house chores couldn’t be ignored any longer. You had your dinner. You showered You had sex with your partner or cried into the pillowAnd now it’s time to sleep. But you have some time to spare. May be 15 minutes maybe 2 hours but it’s just yours, yours to spend it anyway you like, yours to rest. And feel good and undisturbed and happy that all that’s on the schedule for the rest of the day is... sleep. I love those moments. I look forward to those moments almost each day. Do you? although i like to have time to relax and watch tv, listen to music, post here, etc...i prefer sleep more than anything...it's the only time of my days that i am not in pain.... sorry to hear about your pain but glad I made you laugh at least  |
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Post by Nora on Aug 2, 2019 21:56:23 GMT
You had sex with your partner or cried into the pillow That statement say so much about you, Nora. So much. what does it say? |
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Post by theauxphou on Aug 2, 2019 22:00:29 GMT
What about, instead, if one has sex with their pillow and cries about not having a partner?
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Post by dirtypillows on Aug 2, 2019 22:10:03 GMT
Do you know the moments between “things” and “sleep”? Like the few minutes or sometimes hours between you having to do things and sleeping? Like at the absolute end of your day. You did your work. You did whatever house chores couldn’t be ignored any longer. You had your dinner. You showered You had sex with your partner or cried into the pillow And now it’s time to sleep. But you have some time to spare. May be 15 minutes maybe 2 hours but it’s just yours, yours to spend it anyway you like, yours to rest. And feel good and undisturbed and happy that all that’s on the schedule for the rest of the day is... sleep. I love those moments. I look forward to those moments almost each day. Do you? I've actually had this same thought before, Nora. It's a kind of twilight period. For me, this period can be between 15 minutes and never longer than 45 minutes. Usually it's between 20-25 minutes. Like you said, it is a divine time, sublime. There is a feeling of safety that goes with this. And I like to fill it up with a very low-key level of tasks, the small things, like getting my lunch ready for the next day or brushing my teeth. But it's a very comfortable time. I like it best when it happens around 11:30 pm. That's the goldilocks hour!
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Post by Nora on Aug 2, 2019 22:49:51 GMT
What about, instead, if one has sex with their pillow and cries about not having a partner? or cry about having to have sex with your partner and after it’s done hug a pillow? The possibilities are endless  |
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Post by Harmless elf on Aug 2, 2019 23:20:01 GMT
What kind of wimps sleep?
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Post by Nora on Aug 2, 2019 23:36:57 GMT
Do you know the moments between “things” and “sleep”? Like the few minutes or sometimes hours between you having to do things and sleeping? Like at the absolute end of your day. You did your work. You did whatever house chores couldn’t be ignored any longer. You had your dinner. You showered You had sex with your partner or cried into the pillow And now it’s time to sleep. But you have some time to spare. May be 15 minutes maybe 2 hours but it’s just yours, yours to spend it anyway you like, yours to rest. And feel good and undisturbed and happy that all that’s on the schedule for the rest of the day is... sleep. I love those moments. I look forward to those moments almost each day. Do you? I've actually had this same thought before, Nora. It's a kind of twilight period. For me, this period can be between 15 minutes and never longer than 45 minutes. Usually it's between 20-25 minutes. Like you said, it is a divine time, sublime. There is a feeling of safety that goes with this. And I like to fill it up with a very low-key level of tasks, the small things, like getting my lunch ready for the next day or brushing my teeth. But it's a very comfortable time. I like it best when it happens around 11:30 pm. That's the goldilocks hour! I usually spend it in bed, cause even brushing teeth or preparing lunch would feel too much of a task for me but that time is really special however you chose to spend it. |
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Post by dirtypillows on Aug 2, 2019 23:56:55 GMT
I've actually had this same thought before, Nora. It's a kind of twilight period. For me, this period can be between 15 minutes and never longer than 45 minutes. Usually it's between 20-25 minutes. Like you said, it is a divine time, sublime. There is a feeling of safety that goes with this. And I like to fill it up with a very low-key level of tasks, the small things, like getting my lunch ready for the next day or brushing my teeth. But it's a very comfortable time. I like it best when it happens around 11:30 pm. That's the goldilocks hour! I usually spend it in bed, cause even brushing teeth or preparing lunch would feel too much of a task for me but that time is really special however you chose to spend it. the last part of it might be spent in bed for me, like 15 minutes with an Agatha Christie novel and I know I am going to be falling asleep soon! I loooooooooove my sleep, love my dreams! I loved it when Luis Bunuel said that if he had his druthers he would spend around 21 hours a day sleeping/dreaming and 3 hours a day with his work. I adore those proportions! I just wish I could find a few people IRL who felt that way, too.
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Post by mecano04 on Aug 3, 2019 2:17:18 GMT
What about, instead, if one has sex with their pillow and cries about not having a partner? Or have sex, then cry about it?
She wasn't clear with her options.
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Post by Nora on Aug 3, 2019 11:37:10 GMT
What about, instead, if one has sex with their pillow and cries about not having a partner? Or have sex, then cry about it?
She wasn't clear with her options.
technically, the word “or” indicates its not a cummulative but alternative list of options.... but if crying afte sex if your thing, certainly suit yourself, Paul |
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Post by lenlenlen1 on Aug 3, 2019 15:29:42 GMT
That statement say so much about you, Nora. So much. what does it say? says limited choices. What about contentment with neither? XOXO
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Post by Nora on Aug 3, 2019 16:19:25 GMT
You had sex with your partner or cried into the pillow says limited choices. What about contentment with neither? XOXO yes had it been contenment with neither the line wouldnt have to be there at all you know? it would be just: you showered and now its time to sleep. was going for funny. |
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Post by lenlenlen1 on Aug 3, 2019 16:39:46 GMT
You had sex with your partner or cried into the pillow says limited choices. What about contentment with neither? XOXO yes had it been contenment with neither the line wouldnt have to be there at all you know? it would be just: you showered and now its time to sleep. was going for funny. We both were  
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Post by politicidal on Aug 3, 2019 17:38:13 GMT
It's alright.
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