How do you sleep?

I haven't seen that topic ahaha

I sleep on my belly, sometimes on sides, always wake up in QWOP pose.
Last time when I slept on my back I had something that could be described as sleep paralysis? Nothing that'd make me scream and such, but enough to get me scared aha
 
ussualy on my side, but weird positions that cut the blood stream to my arms also tend to happen.
 
Louvis said:
I sleep on my belly, sometimes on sides, always wake up in QWOP pose.
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That is surprisingly descriptive for what it means.


I am currently in the process of moving into a new house and I've been lying in my new room under my home-built bed (thanks, dad!) in the orientation I imagined I'd sleep in. It was glorious! I've dreamt again since such a long time ago! Good ol' spiritual cosmic alignment and whatnot got my back.
 
I sleep in a coffin suspended on a nail above a pit of snakes swimming in the waters of my pet aligator Tony.
 
I could never comprehend how people sleep on their stomach. With your head trying to push itself downward to match the orientation of your body, how are you not breathing at least partially into your pillow? Sounds unhealthy. :paranormal:
 
Well, at least I keep my head sideways, so I can freely and easily breathe. I don't know what other 'stomach-sleepers' do, though...
 
SilentSanctuary said:
Well, at least I keep my head sideways, so I can freely and easily breathe. I don't know what other 'stomach-sleepers' do, though...
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I tried that, and my neck will not stay perfectly sideways, it always wants to rest at a 60-degree angle away from the front at best, and I end up inhaling my pillow.
 
For some odd reason, I have a tendency to put my arm under my pillows (yeah, I sleep with two, and another is also there to prevent me knocking my head into the radiator, ooph, that can be painful at 2 in the morning).
 
Master said:
For some odd reason, I have a tendency to put my arm under my pillows (yeah, I sleep with two, and another is also there to prevent me knocking my head into the radiator, ooph, that can be painful at 2 in the morning).
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I always sleep with one arm under the pillow, below my head, and one above ontop of the pillow. And I sleep on my stomach, so I usually have my head and arms to one side, but there are times when I don't exactly do.
 
What's a sleep?

In other words, sleeping is not a thing my body lets me do, no matter how much I want to. I'm lucky to spend an hour without consciousness. Other than that I pretty much am conscious for the entirety of every night.

I've always had sleeping problems since about 2-3 years ago, but it only got this bad a few months ago.

And yet I still manage to get up in the morning and shake off any fatigue I have. Don't ask me how it works, because I don't know. And it shouldn't. :I
 
sonicbrawler182 said:
What's a sleep?

In other words, sleeping is not a thing my body lets me do, no matter how much I want to. I'm lucky to spend an hour without consciousness. Other than that I pretty much am conscious for the entirety of every night.
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So you're dead?
 
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