Wearing a blanket
sleeper in the day could be challenging and wearing one at night could
produce a struggle. But when it comes to wearing one in the evening
hours leading up to your traditional sleeping time, wearing one could be
a bit more challenging. If you want to adjust to wearing one during
these hours when it's not dark enough to sleep but still bright enough
to do simple tasks without much lighting going on, this article can give
you the steps to wearing one during these
awkward hours.
Steps
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1
Plan out your night.
Make sure the evening can include mostly non-constructive tasks that can
keep your mind busy, yet subtle in keeping your mind ready to drift off to Dreamland.
Blanket sleepers can surely help you lounge around the house while
watching TV or reading a book or doing something that won't involve much
work, but don't plan on doing any extensive room-by-room cleaning, when
wearing them.
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2
Decide if you are absolutely ready and comfortable enough to wear one now.
Determine if this time is "the time" when you must ready yourself for
"sleep mode". It could be many hours before you end up taking them off.
Although most people who begin to wear blanket sleepers only during the
evening, tend to remove them the next morning, (either after
"accidentally" falling asleep with them on, or for some other reason),
many feel good enough to leave them on until they must remove them for
other projects that are less comfortable.
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3
Make sure to provide a serene setting, in which you can encase yourself into a blanket sleeper again.
Close all your drapes. Turn on some ambient lighting and set the room's
music level to some low-action "romantic-like" music, for which you can
perform this one evening's tasks in.
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4
Make sure to assemble the
things you have chosen to do (to keep things calm and collected) in an
easy-to-reach place, where you can just reach over (while wearing the
sleeper) and grab the selected item. Whether that low-intensity item
is a book, or television remote control or something else that will
help you adjust to this piece of loungewear( and thereby get yourself
ready for "sleep mode"), it's best that you get everything ready for the
evening hours.
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5
Become health-conscious and see for the good emotional values it takes to wear one during the evening.
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6
Have a good reason ready for
why you are wearing them, should other people come over to see you in
your house or apartment that evening. Be sure to state to yourself
this reason why. Even though you'd be escaping those hours when daytime
use yields problems and escaping those hours that night-only use proves
challenging to endure, evening use it different when others may end up
coming over.
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7
Try
them on, and don't complain. Becoming courageous is something many
people can muster, even though most people's minds are set to remove
something that's seen as childlike, fairly-quickly. Embrace your inner child every night, if you are not courageous enough to show it off to yourself and others.
- Sit down on a padded seat, take a cleansing breath in and release
your breath after a few seconds have elapsed. This will provide for a
more-confident feel, knowing that you are now "at peace" with your mind
and body. Don't scream or do anything harsh to make you want to remove
the blanket sleeper itself from this point until you remove the garment
the next morning.
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8
Change yourself
(much like you would have your own children) into the blanket sleeper
in the same room as the ambient lighting has been set to be adjusted
with. Most adults have to drape their legs over the edge of the flat
surface (such as a bed) or a soft-carpeted floor, because they are much
larger than that of a child.
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