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    Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 21 Dec 2020

    Your weight affects how soft or firm you perceive a mattress to be. The same mattress will feel ____ to a heavier person and ____ to a lighter person

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      1. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 21 Dec 2020

        I had brain fart and used wrong word so I deleted and this is my redo

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      2. Topper Harley  🚁‏ @GreyKnight8008 21 Dec 2020
        Replying to @Aella_Girl

        A heavy person would compress any mattress more than a light person would, so it would definitely feel firmer to a heavy person than it would a light person.

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      3. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 21 Dec 2020
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        Google says light people experience mattresses as firmer, my brain can't handle this

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      1. Human Tribe‏ @snackfully 21 Dec 2020
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        I went mattress shopping as a very pregnant person. I like firm mattresses and even medium felt too firm to me. Sales person recommended going with something that felt a little too firm then. A few weeks after having the baby, same “firm” mattress felt too soft for my taste.

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      1. Actual Factual‏ @Axiomat1c 21 Dec 2020
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        If a person's perception of softness is how much the bed contours to their body then a very light person would feel most beds are "firm".

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      2. Alexander Ward‏ @AlphaWWhisky 21 Dec 2020
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        This has really messed with my head. On the one hand, a heavier person will exert a greater force on the mattress, causing a greater compression thus it should feel softer to them. 1/?

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      3. Alexander Ward‏ @AlphaWWhisky 21 Dec 2020
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        But if we consider a mattress to have a limit on its compressibility, then as a mattress reaches this limit it makes sense to assume a greater resistance to further compression, making the mattress feel firmer. 2/?

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      1. yamen‏ @yaamehn 21 Dec 2020
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        For the same person, all mattresses will stop ‘sinking’ at the point where they are pushing back with equal force on the body. How much the mattress has sunk at that point is your perception of relative softness. So firmness is held constant and we perceive sunkness as softness.

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      1. Lucas Stoten‏ @lucasstoten 21 Dec 2020
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        Firmness is just what it feels like when something resists pressure from your body, and softness is just what it feels like when something accomodates pressure. Lighter people will apply less pressure and thus the mattress will resist it more easily - so it will feel firmer.

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      1. Pavel‏ @pavelow_pr 21 Dec 2020
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        A lighter person won’t sink in much, the mattress will contact a smaller area of their body, like hip/shoulder, feels firmer. A heavier person will sink deeper, so the mattress will contact their body over a larger area, feels softer.

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