What do you sleep to?

[M'aiq the Liar 5,804]

the gentile lines and contours of this amazing mare.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

and sleeping pills. Those always help.

[Shift 4,272]

I use my thoughts. Which normally doesn't help since it takes me an hour normally to fall asleep.

[remove p l e a s e ? 800]

I just CANNOT sleep without a fan. It is the most important part, I like the noise and the cooling air.

I also would like a pillow to hug, because no money.

[Wind Chaser 4,768]

So, I was really thinking about my life recently, reminiscing and whatnot in my old age (of 21), and I can't happen to remember a time where I went to sleep without a fan going. Seriously. Whether it was an AC unit or a normal fan, I have always had a fan in my room. I turned it off the other day and no matter how hard I tried to sleep, I really couldn't, even with ASMR videos going on my computer. So I was wondering if anyone else has this weird dependence on certain noises to fall asleep.

Me too. I have a big giant Honeywell fan right next to the bed for this specific purpose.

 

(I'm sure some people would have expected it to be a Windchaser fan )

[ponylaces 1,870]

i need my pillow pet!

Nah, I'm not picky. The only thing that I can't sleep to is snoring.. I'm going to have a hard time sleeping when I get married.

[Birdwing 87]

A few years ago I moved into a house on a main road, and the cars going past used to keep me up every night so I started wearing earplugs. Although I live somewhere much quieter now, I still have to sleep in silence because of the years with earplugs... even hearing the person next to me breathing makes me get all 

[Jadusstone 52]

sleep..what is this sleep you speak of? 

[LightningMana 146]

A fan definitely helps me sleep at night because I sweat easily and I hate sweating, and become extremely uncomfortable if I'm overly warm in the slightest. 

 

I couldn't sleep well at all last night, and now that I've seen this thread I'm beginning to wonder if I had the fan on or not. Like, if I turned the fan off in the middle of the night because I thought I didn't need it anymore, and then I was unable to sleep....

 

it is possible that I need a white noise to really fall asleep some nights. Starting to wonder~

[Kyoshi Frost Wolf 41,732]

I pretty much cannot sleep unless I have some kind of white noise going on in my room, like a fan or something like that. I also have some apps on my tablet that are for white noise, one is a regular white noise generator and another has the sound of rain constantly. :3 I don't know why, I have always been like this. It really relaxes me and helps me. Another strange part is it helps me not feel alone. I tend to feel really lonely at night when I am going to sleep and for some reason, hearing these things really helps.

 

I sleep with my TV on. I know it's bad, but I just can't stop... it's part of my routine, and for me, routines are extremely hard to break or get rid of. I've slept with my TV on since I was really little too, so that's part of it. I'm just extremely used to it. Like, I'll lay down, watch some TV and bam... out like a light.

And so does this. I used to do this all the time too. On nights when I am really feeling lonely, I will have the TV on. For some reason, again, it makes that loneliness feeling go away a bit.

[Snow Frostflame 3,568]

your not alone the sound of a plug in fan relaxes me for some reason I have always kept one with me, and when my fan is off I have a much harder time sleeping..... unless I'm dead tired

[CheeryFox 23,822]

Lovely cricket sounds at night. 

[Dattebayo 2,850]

The background noise of my fan

 

 

And face-shattering cold tempEratures.

[Rainboom Dash 1,056]

I don't need any sound to fall asleep. Just jump in bed and let sleep overtake me.

[SparklingSquirrels 21,354]

I like my room as quiet as possible... I prefer not to have a fan on, but I can cope with it being on, especially if it's hot. I also hug a pillow or my dolphin pillow pet

[Pone 141]

I honestly cannot get to sleep without my old school trance especially Gatecrasher Wet

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xv2EAj_4DK0

[Jackleberry 1,923]

Sometimes a fan, but usually nothing. Just silence for the most part.

[DaReaper 1,945]

I have a internet radio app on my phone and I listen to old broadcasts of Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell

[ARagY 1,152]

Yeah, I sleep with a fan on. It just manages to soothe me somehow.

If I was to listen to music before bed it would usually be relaxing

[BayoUni2847 528]

I generally sleep to my fan on a nice soft setting and my radio on one of my two favorite classic rock stations. The nights have been getting cool and a nice breeze blows through one of my windows brings a joyful sleep.

[NotoriousSMALL 1,984]

the low roar of the A/C and whizzing of my fan. If it's completely quiet I can't sleep.

[Rainblow H. Ash 5,091]

I usually just hear my AC going in the background but I don't usually think about any sounds when I go to sleep.

 

Though some nights I do like to have some low music on.

[Moonlit_Night 223]

i seem to find it easier to fal asleap if i listen to MLP fan music... for some reason The Rainbow Factory helps the most... and why its MLP specifically? i have no idea

[Leonard Smix 421]

Nowadays I sleep like a normal person. But my mother says that when I was a toddler, I only slept when I was being bounced around while listening to "Barbie Girl". Or if I see rain. I was an odd baby.

[SweetJeans88 408]

i live on a busy highway, so the silence is eerie and uncomfortable to me.  I fall asleep to the sound of traffic, or the ceiling fan, or the attic fan going if its really nice out.

i cannot fall asleep with music going.  ive slept over at several friends houses and had to wait until they nodded off so i could unplug the radio.  sometimes when im particularly restless ill listen to a guided meditation though.

[Antismurf9001 1,271]

I'm more of a person that wants relatively complete silence in order to sleep.  Any sort of noise tends to distract me.  I can fall asleep with outside noise, but I've found it to be significantly more difficult.