What kind of sleeper are you?

[ChoroChii 284]

It at least takes me about an hour to fall asleep and I change position all the time. Whichever position I fall asleep in is the one I end up in. It varies. Usually on one of my sides.

[Gay Bird 421]

I guess I sleep like a fetus lol.

 

Basically I go to bed when my friends stop talking on Skype we kind of have to all agree to go to bed.

[Vinyl Scratch. 604]

A pretty shit one, I can't get to sleep unlit about 2am at the earliest and I always wake up early as hell

[IridscentNionios 1,420]

I sleep in the position that dead people have when they are on funerals. I often put my hands like that on my chest. I also have some "soldier" positions but i mostly sleep straight on my back like a carpet.

[Lucky Bolt 35,064]

It depends on how tired I am, but for the most part I'm a pretty light sleeper, I toss and turn a lot, and I can't fall asleep unless I'm laying on my stomach at first. But I've also been known to fall asleep on things...or people, if I'm tired and comfortable enough...I've actually fallen asleep on @Cyclone multiple times already.  

Edited April 30, 2019 by Lucky Bolt

[Here No Longer 5,276]

Generally I end up sleeping on my side, but it depends on how bad my seasonal allergies are that night. If they're bad enough I have to lay on my back. Though I think I change positions when I sleep. 

 

As for how I sleep, well I'm a very heavy sleeper. It used to be so bad I had to wear Pull-Ups for the longest time...  Also, my boyfriend says I twitch a lot in my sleep. Which I guess explains why everytime I wake up, my blanket is always halfway off of me. 

 

As for how long it takes it depends on a variety of factors. On more uncomfortable nights, it can take me a long time to go to sleep. Though next to the man I love and at his house (even with the fact we had to share a twin size bed) I'd go to sleep pretty much the moment I laid my head on his chest and felt his comforting breath down the back if my neck. I even slept on him quite a few times when we were cuddling, because It was so wonderful UnfUnfortunately at home and without him I don't sleep as well... Have to end up taking cat naps in the car. 

Edited April 30, 2019 by Dusklicious

[IronM17 5,390]

I usually sleep on my side or sometimes on my back and never on my belly (I find this really uncomfortable). And I usually need minimum a hour to fall asleep. Sometimes even longer (mostly on the night from sunday to monday). I only fall assleep directly when I am really tired, but this is really rarely. 

[Nsxile 27,110]

I mostly sleep on my back and take over an hour to fall asleep properly.

Edited April 30, 2019 by Nsxile

[TBD 17,254]

It depends and I usually wait for 5 mins before drifting off to sleep.

[Dreambiscuit 9,899]

I sleep on my sides and alternate throughout the night. I usually fall asleep the minute my head hits the pillow, but I can only sleep if I keep a routine sleep schedule. If I try to sleep at different times every day, I'll never drop off, no matter how tired I may be. I'm not good at quick naps; it has to be the whole night if it's going to be of any use to me at all.

[EpicEnergy 23,220]

I sleep on whatever position is comfortable for me, usually my side but sometimes my front - it varies. Also, it takes me awhile to fall asleep, normally 15-45 minutes.

[Clawdeen 14,648]

I sleep on my side. Now that I have healing piercings on my left side I’m stuck laying on my right side. It gets uncomfortable not being able to switch.

[Oblivion 20,267]

I sleep on one of my two sides usually, also it take me a good bit to fall asleep but once I do I sleep like a brick! 

[Savy 5,079]

I just sleep on my side, and it usually takes me a while to fall asleep.

[Aurora Wolf 2,354]

I've always slept on my back. I never fall asleep very quickly.

[Tacodidra 61,212]

I always sleep on either my back or my side (probably more often the former) – the other ways don't feel natural to me. It usually takes me a while before I fall asleep, though thankfully not as long as it used to.

[RaraLover 10,414]

I prefer sleeping on my side. It's just a habit I've gotten into. I also tend to move back and forth sleeping on my left and right side. I usually take a while to fall asleep and prefer to have some music playing in the background with a dim light nearby.

[Tom Gallagher 33,588]

It takes me a while to get a comfortable position on my side, but once I'm out, I'm out like a light. 

[Rainbow Cloud 18,158]

I usually sleep on my back but will sleep on either side sometimes too, it usually takes me quite a while to get to sleep if at all, have a lot of difficulty trying to get to sleep.

[Splashee 28,564]

I sleep for a very long time, but I don't really want to fall asleep.

[Stone Cold Steve Jobs 22,441]

I usually start on my back, move to a side, wind up on my back again. If I wake up in the middle of the night I am crunched up like a pretzel or otherwise doing yoga/positions that my body is not flexible enough to otherwise attain. So I usually wake up in pain.

[Splashee 28,564]

My category is "other" for other reasons

[Ittoni 538]

I'm a side sleeper but to be honest i would prefer 100% to sleep on my front because it makes pressure in my chest and belly and calms down my usual stress, and sleeping on my back normally leaves my lungs all swollen and i cough a lot during the day because of that (nor sure if it's the bed or what but i just can't sleep in my back without consequences). but i haven't found a way to do it without hurting my neck because of the position. I'll see if i can buy one of those body pillows to sleep so maybe it'll give a similar effect sideways. 

Edited August 12, 2020 by Ittoni

[DixonTheAdversary 1,632]

I can really only sleep on my side. I have to have some form of blanket on me to be able to sleep and there has to be barely any noise. Sometimes it takes me 15 minutes to fall asleep, other times it can take up to 2 hours.

[Early Sunsets 2,107]

I can only really sleep on my back, and it takes me forever to fall asleep. Depending on the night, it can be anywhere between one and three hours before I fall asleep, sometimes longer. Usually less than two.