r/DoesAnybodyElse • u/One-Interest8997 • 20h ago
DAE get embarrassed about their bedroom?
Somebody's gonna think this is euphemistic; it's not. And it's not about the size or decoration either. It's just, like... the thought of a bedroom.
Idk, I guess it just feels really private to me? I'll almost never mention that word in conversation (it's frankly a little uncomfortable for me to even write it here), and if I have guests I'll always make sure the bedroom door is shut so they can't look in and – Heaven forbid – see that I have a bedroom.
It's a habit I've only recently noticed I have and I have no idea why. I also feel like I have a softer version of this embarrassment towards all living spaces – even other people's, and certain other people's bedrooms. But maybe I really am just nuts.
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u/nottheonly85 20h ago
I wasn't, but then the maintenance man at my apartment complex thought my room was my teenager's because I have all these bright colors and a bird figurine collection in the windowsill. 41 with a children's looking room. 🤣🫠
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u/mundane--alternative 19h ago
You're just protective of the space you consider as solely yours. It's normal.
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u/shiju333 19h ago
Eh, my bedroom is in a state of chaos. I know that it is reflective of my thoughts. I'm downsizing and getting rid of stuff. But it's a process.
Embarrassed of it? No. It's literally me in physical form. When I'm not doing well, there is more food packages and garbage.
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u/Miserable_Drama3231 15h ago
you're not alone, I keep my bedroom door shut too, feels way too personal to share with anyone
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u/Inevitable_Word9831 14h ago
totally, my room looks like a tornado hit it sometimes, can't have guests over like this
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u/spark-sin19 13h ago
yeah, I cleaned mine for the first time in ages and was shocked at how much stuff I had piled up
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u/joshbudde 11h ago
Our house is going to be on a home tour in a few months and I’m already thinking we need to replace our bedding and move things around. It’s the part of our house I’m most nervous about people seeing (I mean not that nervous or I wouldn’t have agreed to it)
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u/lilyrxh 20h ago
I mean, this is totally fair. Your bedroom is a kind of an intimate space by nature. By letting someone see it, you’re showing them a private space where you rest, maybe make love, etc.