People who sleep with a leg outside of the blankets

I just got the eye from the cutest pilot here in Dallas!

What if the boogeyman grabs your leg? 😱

The first I do when I’m in a hotel room is untuck the sheets and blankets so that one or both of my feet/legs can stick out.

R1, pink eye?

[quote]How can people not do this?

My cat would lick my toes if I did that.

Autistic.

It's a sheet for me since I'm menopausal. I even sometimes initially go to bed with socks which I pull off soon enough and stick feet out. Temperature regulation in bed is weird. Hot flash and I tuck my feet right back during cool down.

I wrap myself up like a mummy

Red eye, R4, what with him being a pilot an' all.

My feet are freezing cold all the time, I wear thick thermal socks to bed even in the summer to help keep them warm. Sicking a leg out from under the covers would be that last thing I would want to do.

I don't care if its 37 degrees in my room, I can't sleep if my feet or calves are covered. Alternatively, I don't care if it's 142 degrees in my room, I can't sleep without my back covered.

With the handcuffs and chains it would be hard for me to have a leg outside the sheet.

And keep it attached.

I start out with sheets, blanket, comforter, and then I have one l turn I reverse legs.

Do your hands feel the same way, R10? You might have an iron deficiency. I've had Raynaud's Syndrome since my 30s so my fingers and toes get numb and look like chicken fat often. It got worse in my late 40s/early 50s when I Iost a lot of weight. I felt great, but I wasn't consuming enough iron. The Raynauds got worse and I started to get winded on walks despite doing 3-5 miles per week. And my feet and fingers were nearly numb despite using space heaters on top of the usual 70° thermostat.

I started (carefully) taking a multi-vitamin with iron per MD and it only took a couple of weeks to notice the difference, both in terms of not being short of breath anymore or having terrible digit numbness when in was 60° outside.

^ CORRECTION: 3-5 miles per DAY, not week! Sorry for the typos. The experience was really a revelation for me because my feeling of well-being improved so markedly.

I don't have legs, OP.

I do this sometimes, but t’s usually when I’m having one of my Claudette Colbert nightmares.

Cold feet can be a sign of hypothyroidism

Fuck you.

Vitamin deficiency. Your B12 and D may be too low. Try taking a supplement every day for a month and see if there's improvement.

It depends on whose leg it is.

I'm too afraid of bugs potentially crawling on me in my sleep.

OP, when you wear pants, do you roll up one leg?

You know, so your 'human thermostat' can work?

[quote]I don't have legs, OP.

You've stumped me.

What about people who sleep with a pillow between their legs?

I'm all over the place when I sleep. I cannot sleep on my back except for naps on the couch. In bed, I sleep on my sides with my legs and feet tucked in or spread out with one leg outside the sheets or blanket. One arm is at times spread out and under my head. I also like to hug a second pillow with it under the crook of my neck.

If a man's with me...I love to fall asleep spooning him or him spooning me. Nothing finer than having a man's strong arms holding me tight and the feel of his cock -- erect or not-- up against my arse. And if I'm spooning him, I love taking in his scent and the feel of his strong back and arse. Of course, one of us has one leg draped over the other!

God! I love being a gay man!

R23, other than to be on an outdated trend, don’t people who roll up one pant leg do it so that it doesn’t get caught in their bike chain? Isn’t that how that outdated trend began?