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Sometimes I wish men would think they were grown-ass men and didn't need a woman's womb. *sigh*
I dunno, I kind of get what the OP was asking - basically, what have you done to make your home a refuge and place of rest. I've really tried to do that. I don't have the money or inclination to decorate it in an elegant way, so I've gone for comfort and utility.
The phrasing "womb like" seems poorly chosen at best, a distraction
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Originally Posted by tijlover
I read an interesting discourse recently about the shocking effect of a baby being evicted from that safe, secure, warm, comfy abode called the woman's womb. And, never fully recovering from it, we do all we can to make our homes as womb-like as we can!
The phrasing "womb like" seems poorly chosen at best, a distraction from the topic.
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Originally Posted by tijlover
Where I sleep: 4 soundproof, insulated walls surrounding my platform bed, a door to enter, an insulated, soundproof ceiling, all built within my master bedroom, with blacked-out windows. Never know, when I awaken if it's day or night.
Many studies have shown that light disrupts sleep patterns, with blue light (like those horrible LEDs gadget makers insist on sticking in everything) being particularly bad.
At first thought, my house is as far from a womb as you can get. Sparse mid century furnishings, multiple 10'x12' windows, rock walls, concrete or terrazzo floors, soaring wood ceilings. But then again, I feel really comfortable here, so maybe it's exactly like a womb.
I can think of an effective alarm clock setup for such sleeping accommodations involving vaseline, a short water slide leading to a bright light, and a dominatrix with a paddle...
Of course, after use, one would need to clean the place with your womba.
I dunno, I kind of get what the OP was asking - basically, what have you done to make your home a refuge and place of rest. I've really tried to do that. I don't have the money or inclination to decorate it in an elegant way, so I've gone for comfort and utility.
I get what the OP was asking, too.
In the room that I have now, I have my bed right on the floor and it's pushed up against three bookcases, two against the wall and one on the end, so the bed looks built in. Books and magazines are everywhere, I have a Ben Franklin electric space heater against a wall, and a large cottage sofa across from the bed. Depending on who you are, it's either claustrophobic or comforting.
I can think of an effective alarm clock setup for such sleeping accommodations involving vaseline, a short water slide leading to a bright light, and a dominatrix with a paddle...
Of course, after use, one would need to clean the place with your womba.
Ha, ha...good description.
Womblike can also be prison like or "Hotel California" like where you can never check out...until someone on the outside lets you
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I have not needed a womb for many many years. I'm a grown-ass woman.
The phrasing "womb like" seems poorly chosen at best, a distraction
