Yes, but if you asked me my personal opinion fuck those Disgusting morning exclusive bathers.
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Showering before bed instead of in the morning
- Thread starter Orayn
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Huh? How much do you guys sweat when sleeping? Maybe it depends on your local climate. I shower before sleep. You say showering before sleep means you're sleeping in your filth? That doesn't make any sense. You're literally marinating in your own filth from the whole day by NOT showering.
Everybody sweats in their sleep. The only correct answer here is to shower at night and in the morning. Otherwise you're broiling in your own slime one way or another.
there's a reason your mattress doubles its weight after having it for several years
there's a reason your mattress doubles its weight after having it for several years
Normal people actually do one at night, one in the morning, and one at 7:38 PM, when our planet faces Pleades, so that we might exalt the Great One as we release our current husks and generate flesh anew.
Yah, made worse by each and every time that you come home and go to bed without showering.
Morning person here. It doesn't matter if I'm dirty when I go to bed, because I wash it all away before I meet people again. When I visit my in-laws, my mother-in-law insists I shower at night instead of in the morning and I hate it, especially in the summer. Osaka is incredibly hot, I get out of the shower and I'm sweating again already. I feel dirty when I go out during the day. I like starting the day feeling all clean.
Depends on what you do. If you sit in an air conditioned office most day and rarely venture out then doesn't matter when you shower, just do it once a day 🤷🏻♂️
If you sit in an air conditioned office all day you are covered in recirculated germs.
I feel really gross after flying. My body feels riddled with pestis.
This seems incredibly inefficient. Also do you work from home? Where do you fit in 4 showers? Lol
A natural feeling after inhaling other people's farts for hours.
I know. But it's not like you are covered in them all at once, like say if you worked at a clinic or as a prostitute for fixed time. Hence I said bathe once a day but anytime.
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people who doesn't shower morning and night is disgusting
This is the reason I must shower in the mornings. I get mad crazy bed hair and the only solution is a full shampoo/condition.
If I'm in the mood, I'll take a shower before bed because it feels incredible going to bed fresh and relaxed.
I've almost always showered at night myself. It feels weird not to after work. If I shower in the morning it's insanely quick either way
This Simple Bread Experiment Is a Genius Way to Get Kids to Wash Their Hands
Washing your hands is important.
This recent experiment demostrate how muchinfectious pathogens and diseases you could be carrying without washing your hands frequently, but apply that thinking to your whole body.
people who doesn't shower morning and night is disgusting
Yeah, this shit is definitely gross, but I think people are a little too germophobic these days. I shower daily and wash my hands regularly throughout the day (after using the bathroom and before/after meals), but I don't worry about it beyond that. The people I've known that obsessively worry about germs tend to be the ones that get sick the most often. I might get sick once a year and I usually work outside a fair amount of the time in Chicago winters.
Ah, ERA and showers. I haven't read the whole thread, but I assume there is already a post about "maybe you don't smell yourself, but other people certainly smell you!" directed at some barbarian that doesn't shower thrice a day?
Anyway, I've grown up with evening showers and it's too late to stop now. It's gotten to the point that whenever I do need to shower in the morning I feel tired all day because I'm conditioned to take a shower and go to bed as soon as my hair is suitably dry. So yeah. Shower in the night, washcloth in the morning.
Anyway, I've grown up with evening showers and it's too late to stop now. It's gotten to the point that whenever I do need to shower in the morning I feel tired all day because I'm conditioned to take a shower and go to bed as soon as my hair is suitably dry. So yeah. Shower in the night, washcloth in the morning.
People that go to bed before showering at night are heathens, in most cases. How can you not be clean before changing into clean clothes and hopping into bed?
not entirely true
edit: because it depends on the temp. I take hot ass showers and suffer from insomnia so night showers never really helped me since the super heat just wakes me up. Cold showers have the same effect. Lukewarm is technically best, but of course this too is all relative.
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NGL, I was ready to come into this thread and fight everyone hating on night showers, but it looks like ERA got this one right.
I do this shit all the time. I dont always have time in the morning. A quick brushing of teeth and a little face wash is fine. How stanky is your ass and your bed that you're filthy come morning?
Or you know, they're getting filthy as they sleep because they didn't shower before getting into bed lol. Sheets are going to get gross real quick.
Some of y'all taking 2 showers a day? Seems like a waste of water and not the greatest for the environment, hehe.
I used to be a morning shower person, it would wake me up. I've been doing the night shower thing lately. It does feel really nice going to sleep right after a shower then just getting up and getting dressed for work in the morning.
It all depends though. I sweat in ny sleep, so hotter months i do morning shower.
I used to be a morning shower person, it would wake me up. I've been doing the night shower thing lately. It does feel really nice going to sleep right after a shower then just getting up and getting dressed for work in the morning.
It all depends though. I sweat in ny sleep, so hotter months i do morning shower.
I can't sleep unless I take a hot shower before, so shower before bed. But I also may take the occasional cold shower to wake myself up in the morning.
This thread is fucking with my perception of what is considered normal. I've basically grown up taking morning showers almost exclusively. I can't leave the house before i take a shower. Even when I do take night time showers (usually after working out or as a nice relaxing bonus) my hair still gets messed up from sleeping. I work an office job so im not actually doing any physical activity and don't consider myself too dirty to get into bed at night.
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I take a shower every night and in the morning I either take a more brief one or at minimum I wet/condition my hair.
I also regularly clean my phone, earbuds, glasses, remote, and laptop, because I don't want to touch them after taking a shower unless they're clean as well.
I also regularly clean my phone, earbuds, glasses, remote, and laptop, because I don't want to touch them after taking a shower unless they're clean as well.
What? Hell no, why would I bring my shoes with me to bed? That's messed up.
Have there been studies done to show how much, on average, people stew in their own farts under the sheets at night?
If you hose down in the morning and they hose down at night, is that not the ideal situation for avoiding eachother during your hosings?
This may be shocking, but it seems like some here actually need to read this. If you are sweating a ton while sleeping, you should seek some medical guidance. Unless you a sleeping year-round in a sauna or along the equator (or non-AC summers), sweating a ton while sleeping is a strong indicator of a sleep disorder. This isn't a joke.