Why do we say we're "going to sleep" but never "arriving at sleep"? We treat sleep like a destination, yet no one ever says they've "reached" it. Is this just a quirk of English, or do other languages frame sleep differently too?
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Why do we say we're "going to sleep" but never "arriving at sleep"? We treat sleep like a destination, yet no one ever says they've "reached" it. Is this just a quirk of English, or do other languages frame sleep differently too?

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