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What it means

Spending a whole day, or several, horizontal in bed doing absolutely nothing, snacks and screens within reach, as deliberate recharge or gentle avoidance. A bed rot Sunday is a guilt-free duvet day. Framed as self-care by some, as glorified hiding by others.

Usage examples

"I have earned a full bed rot Saturday after that week, do not disturb."
"Three days of bed rot over the break and I feel weirdly worse."
"I was meant to go out but the bed rot got me, now I'm under the duvet watching nonsense with crisps everywhere."
"Proper bed rot day today, phone on charge, curtains shut, absolutely no ambition."
Tone
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Where it comes from

From bed plus rot, the image of lying still so long you might as well be going mouldy. It spread as a name for the cosy do-nothing duvet day.

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