Do you sit with both feet on the ground, cross-legged or sitting on your foot?

Question

I usually sit in my chair with one of my legs bent under me so that I sit on my foot. That's probably why it always falls asleep.

Answer 1

Ha! I do the exact same thing! I've done it so much lately, that I have rubbed a callus on the top of my foot! Does your heel go to sleep too? Mine does! : }

Answer 2

Tantalising through the indisputable fact that's to point that seduction is the reason, biology is really the wrongdoer. adult adult males and females are equipped otherwise -- yet you already knew that. Their pelvic bones are formed otherwise and prepare otherwise, so the femur suits into the socket in a marginally diverse way. And it is the reason why maximum adult adult males (no longer merely those on the subway) sit down with their legs splayed open. that's a more advantageous comfortable position. next time you're at a ball park, or stadium, take a seem on the way adult adult males are sitting. maximum would have their knees aside.

Answer 3

I have the same problem!!

I also sit cross legged on chairs, kneeling, leg flung over the arm rest. I just can't seem to sit properly.

Answer 4

The proper way is to have both feet on the ground for circulation reasons. Crossing of your legs causes varicose veins and pins and needles feelings.

Answer 5

I'm most comfy sitting in a chair cross legged.

Answer 6

I sit with both feet on the ground

Answer 7

cross legged one foot on ground one always falls asleep

Answer 8

It depends on how long i was sitting. I often change my legs positions, sometime crossed and sometime wide open. I do sit on one of my foot as well occasionally. Do as you like. Cheers!

Answer 9

For long sessions, most people keep changing the posture and sitting style, a few times, in an involuntary manner, to shift weight! But, what you have mentioned is a very common posture for ease and comfort!

Answer 10

Two feet on the ground and sitting on the other one.