Do you sleep with socks on or off?

[Anonymous]

On! From a young age I've been unable to sleep with cold feet. And I think I have Reynaud's (fingers/toes go numb immediately before the rest of my body even feels chilled), so it doesn't take much for my feet to be cold. I'll kick off blankets before I take off my socks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DH and I both bundle up for bed: Flannel pjs and fleeces. I wear socks, he doesn’t. Our young adult kids both sleep naked. They were literal “hot boxes” when they were little so I’m assume that’s how it started.

Wow you’re lucky. My husband thinks if I wear anything to bed our marriage is dead. I have to be naked.

Gee, that’s not abusive at all.

[Anonymous]

Aren’t you all annoyed by the kicked off socks. Picking them up in the morning? Or .. never.

[Anonymous]

Socks on and off all night.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Usually off. I like to let my toes breathe, and I like the feeling of clean sheets on my feet. Socks feel stuffy and sweaty.

Except when my feet are cold. This really only happens when I'm camping fall/winter/spring, or in the fall/spring when DH prefers to keep the heat off and windows open when it's down to 40 degrees outside. Then I go to bed in my camping sleeping gear, which includes a wool hat and socks along with an extra blanket on my side of the bed.

My feet look for cool places and like to find places in the sheets that have not yet been touched yet. Unless I've gotten really chilled.

[Anonymous]

Off, unless the room is really cold, or we're camping.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Aren’t you all annoyed by the kicked off socks. Picking them up in the morning? Or .. never.

Yeah, I just pick them up in the morning. Otherwise I wouldn't have them any more? Like what would be the point of just leaving socks on the floor forever?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Aren’t you all annoyed by the kicked off socks. Picking them up in the morning? Or .. never.

What? Why would it be annoying? I make the bed every day. It's not remotely "annoying" or consuming or laborious to pick up 2 socks in the morning. Why would it be?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Jump in bed with socks on. Removed within 10 minutes.

Yes, and it is honestly one of my favorite things to remove them. Like, ah, its bedtime now.

[Anonymous]

In the winter, usually have socks on. I sometimes remove them if I get too hot.

Never when it's warm out.

[Anonymous]

On really cold nights I start with socks on, but end up pushing them off after I’ve warmed up under my comforter.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is the most shocking thread in the long and sordid history of DCUM.

There's only one correct way to sleep: naked.

You people are masochistic barbarians.

I’ve slept nude and agree it is lovely - but I don’t typically sleep nude because of the fear of house fire in the middle of the night.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Having socks on in bed does a phenomenal job of keeping you warm. So it’s great if you’re cold and terrible if you’re not. DH has been keeping our house at icebox temps recently so big fuzzy socks for me!

+1 i love loose, fuzzy socks! So warm and cozy in winter.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is the most shocking thread in the long and sordid history of DCUM.

There's only one correct way to sleep: naked.

You people are masochistic barbarians.

I’ve slept nude and agree it is lovely - but I don’t typically sleep nude because of the fear of house fire in the middle of the night.

If that’s the only thing stopping you, have a robe handy to throw on if you need it. And if you have to evacuate in an emergency and don’t even have time to grab it, so what? Anybody who sees you is going to be thinking about bigger things than your lack of clothing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is the most shocking thread in the long and sordid history of DCUM.

There's only one correct way to sleep: naked.

You people are masochistic barbarians.

I’ve slept nude and agree it is lovely - but I don’t typically sleep nude because of the fear of house fire in the middle of the night.

That’s like refusing to date because you might get your heart broken. Can’t let fear control you.

Pajamas and socks are medieval torture devices.