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Do you sleep with your phone next to your bed?

01/21/26 11:23pm
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Do you sleep with your phone next to your bed?
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103 votes. Poll was last updated on 02/03/26.

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Albert18273
Albert18273
01/22/26 7:40pm
Yeh
Voted: Yes
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LIAMMMM
LIAMMMM
01/25/26 4:09am
Yuh
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