Idk why I always wake up with either my sides or neck or smth hurting when I wake up but that didn’t happen while I stayed at a hotel. It’s not like I’m an old broken man who should be waking up expecting this.

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      Probably just a brand issue, but every futon I’ve ever been on, which has unfortunately been a lot of them, has been incredibly uncomfortable and you can feel every bar as if there wasn’t even cushioning.

      • ∟⊔⊤∦∣≶@lemmy.nz
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        The thin futons are like that, I tested several in the store before I chose. The one I have is thick enough to not feel the bars. There is one thicker (it has more wool) that I would probably choose next time because the wool does compress over time. I don’t really see the point of the thin ones, they were definitely uncomfortable.

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      1 year ago

      It’s because it hurt my soul to spend a bunch of money on a mattress. Plus, I like the aesthetics of folding up my bed when I get up, having that space available for use.

      How’d you end up liking futons?

      • ∟⊔⊤∦∣≶@lemmy.nz
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        I slept on a futon at my grandparent’s place and really enjoyed the comfort. It’s also nice to be lower to the ground for some reason, and in general I love the Japanese aesthetic.

        The base I bought can convert to a couch or into a sitting upright position which is nice for watching movies or reading. I unfortunately miss out on regaining floor space though.