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How do you sleep?
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Me?
Not great i have crazy dreams
Face down , one arm under pillow, one leg out the bed, occasionally on my side!
Usually a small doggie at my feet LOL but apart from that alone!
Need window open no matter the weather- on a memory foam matress
And im obsessed with clean sheets...aaaaaah
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Not great i have crazy dreams
Face down , one arm under pillow, one leg out the bed, occasionally on my side!
Usually a small doggie at my feet LOL but apart from that alone!
Need window open no matter the weather- on a memory foam matress
And im obsessed with clean sheets...aaaaaah
Zzzzzzzz
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I sleep wrapped up like a worm, and once asleep don't often move a muscle till morning,sometimes I wake with my hand on top and the blood has rushed out leaving my hand numb, I sleep best with the tv on, on at least till I fall asleep, I talk constantly in my sleep, usually things on my mind, I answer the phone in my mind, have whole discussions in my mind or with bf in real time, I say things from films, after watching bad boys to a sat right up in bed and shouted "bullet in the ass"
Your question reminds me of what the commuters used to ask me when, for the umpteenth time, I'd just authorised the despatch of the mainline train to London two minutes before their branch line connection arrived at our station (thus making them late for work, yet again, and costing them lots of money): "How do you sleep at night, pal?" ;-)
It often takes me several hours to get to sleep. I've never been able to sleep face down (and I fail to understand how anyone can). I also find it hard to sleep on my back. It has to be on my side, but then my hip will start aching, or there will be some other niggling pain to annoy me. When I finally get to sleep, I'm hoping for some good nightmares! (I enjoy waking up, utterly terrified, and covered in sweat, in the same way that some people love fearsome fun fair rides - which I would never go on!).
The neighbour's cat will sometimes sleep at the foot of my bed but, more often, she'll turn up at some horrid hour and start miaowing for food and/or fuss. (My name for her is 'Noisy', with good reason). Irrespective of the cat's presence (or lack of it) I rarely sleep for more than 2 hours without waking. (When I was younger I used to only sleep for around 10 hours per week, usually going for 2 or 3 days without sleep, but I can no longer manage that quite so easily!).
Chris
It often takes me several hours to get to sleep. I've never been able to sleep face down (and I fail to understand how anyone can). I also find it hard to sleep on my back. It has to be on my side, but then my hip will start aching, or there will be some other niggling pain to annoy me. When I finally get to sleep, I'm hoping for some good nightmares! (I enjoy waking up, utterly terrified, and covered in sweat, in the same way that some people love fearsome fun fair rides - which I would never go on!).
The neighbour's cat will sometimes sleep at the foot of my bed but, more often, she'll turn up at some horrid hour and start miaowing for food and/or fuss. (My name for her is 'Noisy', with good reason). Irrespective of the cat's presence (or lack of it) I rarely sleep for more than 2 hours without waking. (When I was younger I used to only sleep for around 10 hours per week, usually going for 2 or 3 days without sleep, but I can no longer manage that quite so easily!).
Chris
Yes Chris I too have grown out of my child hood sleeping problems, if only partly, I did sleep walk, my parents entered my bedroom to find I had opened my wardrobe doors and was climbing up the shelves, if didn't last thank god, would have been a good excuse in uni halls of residence though...I think I still sit up in bed while asleep but to lazy to move, and what with me usually feeling cold I don't like leaving the covers.
I sleep alone too Tink. I prefer it that way.Even my kingsize isn't big enough to have someone else in it for me. I used to sleep on my front with my arms by my side but I can't seem to do that since having Lt Tiggs. I sleep on my side with my feet tucked up as they are always cold down the end of the bed and my fur balls aren't allowed in my bedroom anymore :o(
I mentioned this on another thread last night but since watching the Tudors the weekend before last, I've been having nightmares!
I mentioned this on another thread last night but since watching the Tudors the weekend before last, I've been having nightmares!
Because I have sleep apnea, I am permanently tired, so i can literally sleep anywhere at any time. i can 'will' myself into sleep in any position, with any amount of noise or distraction.
Because I have a seriously vivid imagination, coupled with depression, my dreams are frequent, vivid, and sureal, so i like sleeping in the day because i dream less.
I sleep on my right side - if i sleep on my left, my tummy rumbles after every third breath, no matter how quickly or slowly i breathe.
I am a psychologist's career - come and get me if you wish ...
Because I have a seriously vivid imagination, coupled with depression, my dreams are frequent, vivid, and sureal, so i like sleeping in the day because i dream less.
I sleep on my right side - if i sleep on my left, my tummy rumbles after every third breath, no matter how quickly or slowly i breathe.
I am a psychologist's career - come and get me if you wish ...
Andy, you could be describing me, except for the sleep apneda. I didn't sleep last night except for a couple of hours with nightmares. Can always sleep better during the day with far less vivid dreaming. People think I am seriously weird and often mistake me as being lazy for daytime sleeping. It is simply because I can't get restful sleep at night.
We shall have to get together!!!! ;o)
We shall have to get together!!!! ;o)
I am sleeping really badly at the moment, no idea why.
My preferred sleeping position is on my front, head tilted to the left with one arm tucked under the pillow and one leg outside the duvet for temperature control.
And a window open is absolutely mandatory. Clean sheets are my Desert Island luxury, every night.
I'm achieving all these things but the last week or two my sleep has been really badly disturbed.
I am really hoping I settle back into my normal routine as I have a lot of work on and don't want to be a crotchety old cow!
My preferred sleeping position is on my front, head tilted to the left with one arm tucked under the pillow and one leg outside the duvet for temperature control.
And a window open is absolutely mandatory. Clean sheets are my Desert Island luxury, every night.
I'm achieving all these things but the last week or two my sleep has been really badly disturbed.
I am really hoping I settle back into my normal routine as I have a lot of work on and don't want to be a crotchety old cow!