Good point. Do you sleep in a different position when you are sleeping with someone else? Some people don't even touch (weird).AZhitman wrote:...before or after the OP came on the scene?
Anyone else find this somewhat creepy?Jesda wrote:I find it nearly impossible to sleep comfortably with a woman in my bed. I just cant do it. I have to be completely alone except for the dog.
Anyone else find this somewhat creepy?Jesda wrote:I find it nearly impossible to sleep comfortably with a woman in my bed. I just cant do it. I have to be completely alone except for the dog.
Very.Red coupe wrote:Anyone else find this somewhat creepy?Jesda wrote:I find it nearly impossible to sleep comfortably with a woman in my bed. I just cant do it. I have to be completely alone except for the dog.
Mmmmm, yeah :eekRed coupe wrote:Anyone else find this somewhat creepy?Jesda wrote:I find it nearly impossible to sleep comfortably with a woman in my bed. I just cant do it. I have to be completely alone except for the dog.
Its especially awkward when you've already paid her and she sticks around. Its like, where's the professionalism?Red coupe wrote:Anyone else find this somewhat creepy?Jesda wrote:I find it nearly impossible to sleep comfortably with a woman in my bed. I just cant do it. I have to be completely alone except for the dog.
Freefall, says the site:dre1507 wrote:which sleep position is it where you lie on your stomach and fold your arms to rest your head on them? that is how i sleep best.
Yahoo! wrote:* Those people who lie on their bellies with arms under or wrapped around a pillow with head turned to the side, make up 7% of the population studied. Freefallers are brash, outgoing, and are very uncomfortable with criticism.
iunno, i don't think brash and outgoing defines me. i am not so easily accepting of criticism though.IBCoupe wrote:Freefall, says the site:dre1507 wrote:which sleep position is it where you lie on your stomach and fold your arms to rest your head on them? that is how i sleep best.Yahoo! wrote:* Those people who lie on their bellies with arms under or wrapped around a pillow with head turned to the side, make up 7% of the population studied. Freefallers are brash, outgoing, and are very uncomfortable with criticism.
Maybe you should cut back on those tripple shot espressos before bed-time. I have to sleep with clothes on as well. If I don't I have naked dreams and those are never fun.Chaotic_Warlord wrote:F that cuddling noise, when I go to bed it's go to sleep not make someone else feel all warm and cozy, and if you wake me up in the first 30 minutes of my falling asleep I'm F'd and wind up not being able to go back to sleep for several hours, no matter how tired I am. I generally toss and turn throughout the night so I may doze off on my side but when I wake up I could either be on my stomach or my back or on the opposite side. I also can't fall asleep with blankets covering me, but by the time I wake up in the morning unless it's disgustingly hot I seem to have like 4 layers covering me.
Oh and I always sleep with socks, shorts, and a shirt on no matter how hot it is out, with a full set of clothes and my shoes next to the bed in case I have to get up and out super fast (always ready for a burglar or a house fire).
A co-worker lost everything several years ago in a house fire, two weeks before Christmas. He and his family were standing out in the snow in their PJs watching the fireman put the fire out. For the first year after that, he slept fully clothed, including his shoes.Chaotic_Warlord wrote:Oh and I always sleep with socks, shorts, and a shirt on no matter how hot it is out, with a full set of clothes and my shoes next to the bed in case I have to get up and out super fast (always ready for a burglar or a house fire).
We're well-aware.Xdisaster240sX wrote:I sleep naked...so does my wife