Making your bed? What does it do for us..

Last night I had the pleasure of going out to a local pub that's new. After a few drinks we ended up going back to our friends house for a bit. The friend was a single guy living at home with his parents.

We haven't been in his room before but it was a sight to be seen. It was a bachelor pad in every sense. Stacked soft drinks, pizza boxes, and weed everywhere. In the magical kingdom of singledom one of the girls with us suggested the guy should try making his bed.

I couldn't help myself and snapped a picture because I knew it was my next steemit post.

My friend comedically told one of the girls to lay down on it and see how it feels. I chuckled out loud and so did he. She of course refused as to who knows who or what has been on that bed.

She said if you make your bed it will change your life. So does really making the bed make a difference?

"Failing to make your bed in the morning may actually help keep you healthy, scientists believe. Research suggests that while an unmade bed may look scruffy it is also unappealing to house dust mites thought to cause asthma and other allergies"

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/4181629.stm

One blogger said "It starts my day off right, it can lower my stress, and it apparently sets me up to be happier and more successful than I would be if I gave in to my slothful impulses".
http://www.lifehack.org/317021/scientists-tell-you-why-making-your-bed-disgusting-and-bad-for-your-health

In any case I never made my bed. My wife makes me from time to time. I know I'm just lazy.. but at least it helps kill dust mites :)

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