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I always find it very hard if someone else is in the bed.
I never have trouble getting to sleep in a bed I'm not familiar with, like some people do. If there's someone else in the bed though, I just can't seem to get to sleep. Partly I guess because I'm a restless sleeper. I'm always tossing, and turning at night. I try not to when there's someone else in the bed though - I'd feel guilty disturbing them like that. Then I start feeling cramped, can't sleep, and have to move anyway.
I need to sleep. It bothers me when I don't get any.
Does anyone else share this problem?
I never have trouble getting to sleep in a bed I'm not familiar with, like some people do. If there's someone else in the bed though, I just can't seem to get to sleep. Partly I guess because I'm a restless sleeper. I'm always tossing, and turning at night. I try not to when there's someone else in the bed though - I'd feel guilty disturbing them like that. Then I start feeling cramped, can't sleep, and have to move anyway.
I need to sleep. It bothers me when I don't get any.
Does anyone else share this problem?
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Timmargh wrote:
> Nowadays I can sleep through anything including thunder storms,
> although I wake up instantly if someone says my name.
TIMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMAAAAAARGH!!!!!!!
> Nowadays I can sleep through anything including thunder storms,
> although I wake up instantly if someone says my name.
TIMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMAAAAAARGH!!!!!!!
Hmmm, it annoys me SO much when i wake up, say 20 mins before it's time to get a stick shoved up my ass in order to get up for school by either parent. It annoys me simply because if i go back to sleep (my bed is like a magnet - I just CAN'T get up) i get real grumpy, and it knackers me out.
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Meka Dragon wrote:
> However, if Malibu or Georgia get into bed with us, that's different.
> Often I'll struggle to get back to sleep for fear of rolling onto
> them. Either than or they keep putting cold feet on me.
Wow this needs some explaining!
No i don't really have much trouble! I shared a bed with my best mate and we topped and tailed. I'd much rather share a bed with a boyfriend and spend the night asleep in his arms than sleep with my nose so close to my best mates feet!
> However, if Malibu or Georgia get into bed with us, that's different.
> Often I'll struggle to get back to sleep for fear of rolling onto
> them. Either than or they keep putting cold feet on me.
Wow this needs some explaining!
No i don't really have much trouble! I shared a bed with my best mate and we topped and tailed. I'd much rather share a bed with a boyfriend and spend the night asleep in his arms than sleep with my nose so close to my best mates feet!
VenomByte wrote:
> I always find it very hard if someone else is in the bed.
does anyone else share this problem?
yes i also find it hard,but the solution is to think of your grandad.
> I always find it very hard if someone else is in the bed.
does anyone else share this problem?
yes i also find it hard,but the solution is to think of your grandad.
Having shared a bed with the same person for over five years now, I do find it very difficult to get to sleep when Lisa isn't there.
Now, sleeping on an air-bed with Lisa, I couldn't do. Then you fear moving, because it disturbs the other person so much.
However, if Malibu or Georgia get into bed with us, that's different. Often I'll struggle to get back to sleep for fear of rolling onto them. Either than or they keep putting cold feet on me.
Now, sleeping on an air-bed with Lisa, I couldn't do. Then you fear moving, because it disturbs the other person so much.
However, if Malibu or Georgia get into bed with us, that's different. Often I'll struggle to get back to sleep for fear of rolling onto them. Either than or they keep putting cold feet on me.
Paradox: wrote:
> VenomByte wrote:
> >I'm always tossing. I try not to when there's someone
> else in the bed though - I'd feel guilty disturbing them like that.
>
>
> Simple removal of 2 words and a whole new meaning is conveyed
minus another two words
> VenomByte wrote:
> >I'm always tossing. I try not to when there's someone
> else in the bed though - I'd feel guilty disturbing them like that.
>
>
> Simple removal of 2 words and a whole new meaning is conveyed
minus another two words
VenomByte wrote:
>I'm always tossing, at night. I try not to when there's someone else in > the bed though - I'd feel guilty disturbing them like that.
Simple removal of 2 words and a whole new meaning is conveyed
>I'm always tossing, at night. I try not to when there's someone else in > the bed though - I'd feel guilty disturbing them like that.
Simple removal of 2 words and a whole new meaning is conveyed
MoJoJoJo wrote:
> Yeah, I can only do it when I'm knackered, like after a night of
> passion. But then falling asleep with a girl usually results in
> waking up in the middle of the night with a dead arm, and as you try
> to recover your limb she rolls over and steals the covers. And the
> pillows.
if only you werent telling the truth,if only...
> Yeah, I can only do it when I'm knackered, like after a night of
> passion. But then falling asleep with a girl usually results in
> waking up in the middle of the night with a dead arm, and as you try
> to recover your limb she rolls over and steals the covers. And the
> pillows.
if only you werent telling the truth,if only...
Also I never sleep with a Pole :)
Sleep?
Nope, I don't have a problem. Recently had to bunk up with my best friend and she moves around a lot when she sleeps. Originally she was very concerned but I told her I wasn't and, as I pointed out, usually when we share a room I'll fall asleep half way though one of her sentences and nothing can wake me.
Nope, I don't have a problem. Recently had to bunk up with my best friend and she moves around a lot when she sleeps. Originally she was very concerned but I told her I wasn't and, as I pointed out, usually when we share a room I'll fall asleep half way though one of her sentences and nothing can wake me.
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