Comments on: Claim Your Manspace http://www.pellebilling.com/2012/01/claim-your-manspace/ Gender Liberation Beyond Feminism Thu, 17 May 2012 22:21:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Pelle Billing http://www.pellebilling.com/2012/01/claim-your-manspace/comment-page-1/#comment-7439 Pelle Billing Fri, 13 Jan 2012 17:29:12 +0000 http://www.pellebilling.com/?p=2822#comment-7439 Very well put Vladimir. I agree. Personally I don't have enough space for a separate home office, but at least I've learnt never to work in my bedroom. Very well put Vladimir. I agree. Personally I don’t have enough space for a separate home office, but at least I’ve learnt never to work in my bedroom.

]]> By: Vladimir http://www.pellebilling.com/2012/01/claim-your-manspace/comment-page-1/#comment-7433 Vladimir Thu, 12 Jan 2012 21:42:45 +0000 http://www.pellebilling.com/?p=2822#comment-7433 Well, even if you have your own flat, it still feels good to have a special room just for the special endeavors you take. A study, or a play room. I tend to have a separate working and living areas as to be able better balance my life. I used to make a mistake and bring work into my living room, or bed room. This is a major mistake. Stress from working should stay there, and bedroom should feel "safe" to just go inside and pass out the moment you hit the bed. I used to keep my work corner just beside the bed... The countless hours of lost sleep were a hard lesson. The second mistake was to bring work to living room. Too much distractions to work effectively, and when I tried to relax and watch a movie or something, I would try to do that along side work. Needless to say, it was a mayor failure. The psychological boundaries of work, relaxation and pleasure should not be blurred. Well, even if you have your own flat, it still feels good to have a special room just for the special endeavors you take. A study, or a play room. I tend to have a separate working and living areas as to be able better balance my life.

I used to make a mistake and bring work into my living room, or bed room. This is a major mistake. Stress from working should stay there, and bedroom should feel “safe” to just go inside and pass out the moment you hit the bed. I used to keep my work corner just beside the bed…

The countless hours of lost sleep were a hard lesson.

The second mistake was to bring work to living room. Too much distractions to work effectively, and when I tried to relax and watch a movie or something, I would try to do that along side work. Needless to say, it was a mayor failure.

The psychological boundaries of work, relaxation and pleasure should not be blurred.

]]> By: T. Rose http://www.pellebilling.com/2012/01/claim-your-manspace/comment-page-1/#comment-7407 T. Rose Thu, 05 Jan 2012 23:56:11 +0000 http://www.pellebilling.com/?p=2822#comment-7407 It already exists,it's called a "man-cave". Men find rooms in their own homes and call it theirs. It already exists,it’s called a “man-cave”. Men find rooms in their own homes and call it theirs.

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