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  Agreed. Please tell my wife
context: in my room unmade beds are the least messy part >
  
  It’s actually better for your bed to let it air. Otherwise you seal in dead skin and sweat. But if you are trying to go for the staged look then I agree that it looks better made. >
  
  I usually leave my bed "open" in the morning (like an hour), with the window open as well >
  
  It’s all the dishes and food on my bed that makes it look messy >
  
  My boy you're killing me >
  
  It might LOOK messy since a bed tends to be the largest object in the room. But if the rest of the room is tidy, then it's a tidy room.
  DIRTY is definitely a stretch. I always say I'm disorganized ("messy") but not dirty. There's no dirt or bugs or weird smells or dust or sticky residue. I just don't make my bed regularly and maybe there are a few boxes or books that were left out. That doesn't affect hygiene, just appearance.
  You can be disorganized and hygienic. You can have things placed in order and be unhygienic. >
  
  I rarely go back into my bedroom once I get up. I don't care if it's messy. Life is too short to bother in my opinion. >
  
  Would not say it makes it dirty, as that would imply needing to wash or change sheets/pillow covers etc. daily - which seems a bit overkill.
  Really depends on how much of a mess of the bed you make in the night, sometimes I wake up in apparently the same position, all I need to do is get out of the bed and it looks fine.
  Appreciate however that straightening a duvet and moving some pillows is not particularly difficult, and I do enjoy getting into a made bed. >
  
  
  Really depends on how much of a mess of the bed you make in the night, sometimes I wake up in apparently the same position, all I need to do is get out of the bed and it looks fine.
  
  Ok, i can agree to this. There are not many people like this, but if you are one of these, good for you >
  
  I never understood you people. Who cares? You're literally gonna get in the bed and mess it up again. As long as the sheet is on the bed that's all that matters. >
  
  It is true that you're gonna mess it up again, but that doesn't mean that you can leave the bed messed up all day >
  
  Why not? What purpose is making the bed serving? >
  
  For appearance. It's a personal thing, i know >
  
  Out of curiosity, how much time do you spend in your room when not asleep? >
  
  yes? it's messy but that doesn't mean i'm going to make it >
  
  Messy bedroom gang >
  
  What I find funny about this is that I keep my room very clean except for my bed. I’m a minimalist so I naturally don’t have a lot of stuff. The one thing that I pretty much refuse to do is make my bed. If people come over, sure, I’ll throw the comforter over everything. 
  I’ve realized that it may look messy to some people, but I just don’t care because it’s an unreasonable task to do daily. I’ve tried many times, but I’ve seen no benefit if I’m just going to ruin it. It literally provides zero benefit other than looking nice. It has more cons as it takes longer to get comfy in my bed. My sheets were in position! Now they are not! >
  
  …. you still haven’t proven that making a bed isn’t pointless. >
  
  It makes the roomy organized, even a little >
  
  How does making the bed achieve room organization?  Nothing is getting organized.  Nothing is being put away, sorted, stored, nothing. >
  
  Just appearance. I know it sounds stupid, but for me it's not >
  
  My room isn't messy because my bed is unmade, it's messy because there's 500 pictures on my wall >
  
  That's a creative mess, i like it >
  
  Thank you!! >
  
  I'd argue that the pile of clean laundry brings the room together with the unmade bed. >
  
  Huh? The unpopular opinion you’re shooting for here might be “Keeping your bedroom tidy is important” because of course an unmade bed is messy. People just don’t see the importance of a tidy space. >
  
  It might matter if you actually spend time in your room but for me personally, the only time I am generally in my bedroom is when I'm sleeping >
  
  Yes, make your damn bed. It takes less than five minutes. It makes the whole room look unkempt. >
  
  So what? >
  
  Unpopular but very fucking true