What Making (or Not Making) Your Bed Every Morning Says About You

Do you make your bed every morning? 

According to a new survey, that means you are probably a morning person, have more sex, listen to jazz and like romantic movies. 

If you don’t make your bed you are most likely a night owl, listen to rock music, like Seinfeld reruns and are sarcastic. The One Poll/ Sleepopolis survey also found that those who make their beds tend to exercise regularly, eat a healthy diet and like to cook. Those who leave their beds unmade are more likely to identify as introverts, are more likely to snore and like funny movies.

42 percent of those who make their bed said their significant other makes them more likely to do it.  33 percent said it would be a turn-off if a potential partner didn’t make their bed in the morning.

According to the survey, here are the traits of those who make their bed – and those who don’t…

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PEOPLE WHO MAKE THEIR BED

  • Morning person
  • Wakes up without an alarm
  • Has sex three times a week
  • Average nap is 43 minutes
  • Most likely works in health or technology fields
  • More likely to enjoy jazz music, watch House Hunters and romantic movies
  • Personality traits: adventurous, confident, sociable and high-maintenance

PEOPLE WHO DON’T MAKE THEIR BED

  • Night person
  • Snoozes alarm before getting up
  • Has sex twice a week
  • Average nap is 50 minutes
  • Most likely works in business or finance
  • More likely to enjoy rock music, watch episodes of Seinfeld and comedy movies
  • Personality traits: shy, moody, curious and sarcastic 


(SWNS Digital)

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