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You don't even need a comfortable pillow or blanket to sleep soundly; anywhere is a king-sized bed. This sleeping ability to "adapt anywhere and quickly cut off connection with the outside world" actually reflects your subconscious evasion of "refusing to process too many complex emotions in the waking world"; you fear that if you linger too long, you'll be crushed by the trivialities and stress of reality, so you use "instant sleep" as the strongest shield to isolate all troubles. But constant evasion ultimately cannot solve waking problems. Try giving yourself ten minutes before bed to quietly review a small thing that happened today; when you learn to gently catch your emotions while awake, you'll sleep even more solidly.
💡 Did you know?
Hugging something while sleeping reduces time to fall asleep by up to 30% — tactile security is our oldest sleep aid.
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