Bottom.
But I'll take the top bunk.
38Reply 9ReplyBottoms need a top, it is only natural.
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Damn, there's a lot of bottoms in this thread. You guys are so submissive!
23ReplyIt's a prison thing. Dont want to fall off the top bunk.
14ReplyIf you're in prison, being a bottom is pretty submissive too.
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Yes Sir
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Top, you get time to duck under the covers whilst the under-bed monsters chow down on the bottom bunker.
15Replybottom. i am afraid of heights
the fact that i'm tall doesn't really help
12ReplySo I guess you don't do a lot of standing up? 😛
5ReplySo I guess you don't do a lot of standing up? 😛
Nah, I tell some pretty good jokes
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I'm not afraid of heights but the last thing I'd want to do when I'm really tired and ready for sleep is have to climb a ladder
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In prison the top takes bottom
10ReplyIm a top in this case solely due to the wrestling move potential. Bout to suplex my brother back into the womb.
10ReplyI'm a switch
10ReplyVerse for the win. I'll be taking the top bed tho
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I'm a power bottom
9Replybottom. on top you always get blinded when someone turns on the fucking light.
8ReplyBe me, 10 years old
Wake up on top bunk
Rub eyes, sit up
Get wacked a in the head a half dozen times by the ceiling fan
3/10 experience, great views, not worth the brain damage
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Both ;)
6ReplyMy brother had the top bunk for a while but then he had really bad gas (the kind that burns your ass on the way out) and it kept floating down to me and I was gagging all night
6ReplyFloor gang!
4ReplyBack when I was a kid, I was the bottom and my brother slept up top. Of course that was back when it was required we shared a room.
4Reply 4Replyacrophobia keeps me on the bottom
3ReplyWhat’s that
2ReplyFear of acronyms
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Depends on the position
3ReplyI've always had top due to loft bed vibes but now that I'm an adult, I want a bottom floor bed so bad, but I'll lose the space saving capabilities! I currently have a whole chest of drawers under the bed and it's been great to be able to stash things away.
But, the ability to flop into and out of bed is dearly missed...
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