Today, it hit me that I'm incredibly pathetic, when at the age of 21, I tucked my stuffed animals into bed with me, facing in different directions so they could keep watch for monsters while I slept. FML
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Fall
Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.
Same thing different taste
Today, I woke up in the middle of the night and panicked because I couldn't find my blankie. I'll be 36 in a month. FML
Today, a tarantula joined my stuffed animal collection in its drawer. It, unfortunately, wasn't stuffed. FML
Today, I was so lonely, I tried to get into bed noiselessly while pretending I had a boyfriend asleep in it. FML
Today, I had to tell my doctor the real reason why I can't sleep at night for him to prescribe me anymore Ambien: I still have the irrational fear that there are monsters in the closet. I'm 22. FML
Today, my dog showed me her latest kill. Too bad it was the stuffed animals my dead grandmother had given me as a child that had a lot of sentimental value to me. FML
Teddy is always there for you
Today, and for the past month, I'm so lonely that I fall asleep holding my teddy bear's paw for comfort. FML
Today, my 18 year old son asked me to check if there were any monsters under his bed. FML
Didn't see ya there
Today, like every other day, I suffer from insomnia. On returning to the bedroom after a very late night shower to hopefully get some rest, I sat on my cat. I jumped up quickly and smacked my face against the cupboard. I then looked back to see if she was OK. I'd sat on my Squishmallow. FML
Law and order
Today, at the age of 20, I still have a bed time. It is strictly enforced by my cat via endless meows if I am up past 11 pm. FML
Today, while lying in bed, I was so lonely that I put a heavy blanket in front of me so it felt like I was spooning someone. FML
Top comments
DocBastard 40
Pathetic? Hardly! Those monsters under the bed are only slightly scarier than the ones in the closet. It's a damned good thing you have such good protection.
josebaseball11 14
Well if you haven't been attacked by monsters yet, then they're doing a good a job.
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Comments (271)
NessaMae 19
Awh, that's actually kind of adorable.
chilevmv 7
Pathetic? You got your homies to protect you through the night!
motleygirl41597 2
Ok no your fine I do it to it's ok ^.^
auburngirl106 14
Me too....
SuzyTurquoiseBlu 25
That's not pathetic... It's actually kinda cute. :D
capsizedatsea 15
I had a strong bond with my stuffed toys as they protected me in the night. I felt terrible when i found out my dad had put my favourite toy in the washing machine. I thought he had drowned him which reduced his protecting ability and so at the age of 11 he no longer lived in my bed.
Trish01 23
I feel sorry for your toy... How could you just abandon it like that :( It has feelings!
Dranide 4
I think that's incredibly attractive baybee
jennieg33 6
My question is, would it stop the nightmares? Maybe the monsters around us are what causes us to have nightmares/ night terrors :0
Hazel224 3
Pft done that :p
NandaPanda 22
Oh, you're not pathetic! I would still keep my stuffed animals on my bed with me at night too but when I moved in with my fiancé he made me pack them away =( I still feel awful thinking about them being stuck in boxes!
scarletclaw 11
Stand up to him! Let him know what they mean to you. Maybe he'll understand. Can't hurt to talk to him about it right?
FRUITFUCKED 9
Maybe you could compromise and keep them beside the bed? I used to have mine on the bed too. But with both of us in it, the animals get smooshed. So we keep them close. :) P.S. I'm 20 and my boyfriend buys me a stuffed animal for every holiday.