How do you sleep?

If there's repetitive sounds, they actually help me fall asleep. Radio static, tv sounds, regular conversation... good sleepy sleepy fuel
 
I'm not sure if I've ever managed to actually fall asleep while not on my side, but I can lay on my back or stomach for a while while I shift into the deeper layers of unconciousness.
 
Haruka said:
spiraldoor said:
Doesn't sleeping on your back cause snoring?
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I don't think so. I heard that a factor that contributes for that is also the body fat.
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Technically it can, as sleeping on your back causes the body fat on your chest to compress onto your lungs. The amount this will affect you will obviously determine how much it can make you snore. Just look at those grotesquely obese people who die from sleeping on their back because they suffocate under their own weight.
 
I don't even know anymore, I don't pay much attention to how I sleep these days.
(Hm, your sig is a tad bit on the large side, Disionity, not annoyingly large, but still a little too bloated for my taste.)
 
I try to sleep on my sides thanks to the fear of choking to death on my own puke. :sad: Semi-ironic given that the need to usually wakes me up.
 
Serza5 said:
I try to sleep on my sides thanks to the fear of choking to death on my own puke. :sad: Semi-ironic given that the need to usually wakes me up.
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Serza5 is alcohol having lots partying alcohol?
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If by party you mean lonely nights playing hundreds of games by myself with a glass of vodka beside me then aye.
 
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