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TV in the bedroom?
(Anonymous) 2024-08-19 11:12 pm (UTC)(link)I remember as a kid thinking that was the height of privilege- only rich kids had tvs in theor rooms! Now we have them everywhere lol
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(Anonymous) 2024-08-19 11:39 pm (UTC)(link)I am so disappointed in adult me. I can't play video games in bed because mentally it is just unhealthy for me, but teen me would have been over the moon at the opportunity!
I do have a comfy couch and a giant TV out in the living room though, so there is that.
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(Anonymous) 2024-08-19 11:38 pm (UTC)(link)When I was living in a single room apartment I had a computer that I basically used as a TV, but I didn't really have a choice there (still, I had my desk and I always sat on my desk to use it). I prefer to have a living room with my computer/TV completely separated from my bed. My bed is for sleeping, journaling and reading!
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The bedroom screen is not governed by the automatic lights-out that happens at 11:30 every night, so if my partner falls asleep with the screen on, I get to turn it off, generally by hand because I don't want to speak to the bedroom Home Assistant while they're asleep.
I don't need much of a will save against TV in the bedroom as some people, because I didn't grow up with a TV and I feel a pretty substantial barrier to starting to watch. My relationship with my phone is something else, but having audiobooks set to time out after an hour will usually convince me to lie down and close my eyes. Which the MythBusters did tell us was better than nothing! (There was an article going around saying that six hours of sleep "was the same" as No Sleep At All. The headline writer ought to have their journalism license stripped: doing 6 hours of sleep per night, for a considerable duration of time causes the same level of impairedness as something like two or three days of no sleep at all. Insomnia is a matter for harm reduction, not sensationalism.)
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(Anonymous) 2024-08-20 12:18 am (UTC)(link)My husband grew up in a house that had one in every room, all connected to cable with its own VCR. They watched TV nonstop, even through dinner. The difference in upbringing caused some friction in our newlywed phase despite him having moved in with me two years before we got married and knowing I had strict policy of TV in the family room only and never on during dinner. It’s nice to eat in front of the tv sometimes but I hate it being on for every meal and especially if we’re at the dinner table.
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(Anonymous) 2024-08-20 12:22 am (UTC)(link)We had a real small boxy one when I was a kid and my sister took it with her when we got our own rooms. I didn't have a tv in my room again until I was 31.
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(Anonymous) 2024-08-20 12:40 am (UTC)(link)The presence of a TV or computer in the bedroom is know to impact sleep. The recommendation is that the bedroom be reserved for sleep and sex alone, so as to create a degree of mental separation.
Some people of course have living situations that make it hard to meet that recommendation. I'm in a position to meet it, however, and since I have chronic sleep issues, I use every trick I can.
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