Re: Where do you sleep? Sounds like the solution is simple: chuck your bed and buy a recliner for your bedroom. I'm the opposite. My recliner is fine for the occasional twenty minute (or so) nap, but for a night's sleep, I need my bed.
Re: Where do you sleep? I can't sleep on my back. It always feels like I've just been shipwrecked and am now laying on the beach, face up, wondering what the hell just happened.
Re: Where do you sleep? While I have no problem usually in getting to sleep in the bed, I find that I will often fall asleep about 0.4 seconds after sitting in my LaZBoy. I do this often enough that most nights, I wake up about 2 or 3 am and move to the bed. When i do have trouble sleeping in the bed, I will go out and sleep on the couch or in the recliner. I'm curious as to where that saying got started, since babies usually wake up every two to three hours for a year or so.
Re: Where do you sleep? On a carpeted concrete floor, no mattress. The couch and loveseat aren't that comfortable.
Re: Where do you sleep? We sleep in our bed. That mattress was fucking expensive, so we better make sure to use it The sofa's okay-ish, but you can't lie stretched out all the way (except you're a short person which we both aren't) and it's not too great for the back.
Re: Where do you sleep? One of the few perks of being a short-arse is that I can stretch basically everywhere. And our couch is huge.
Re: Where do you sleep? Oh, I envy you short ones sometimes. Our couch is pretty big as well, it's just that the fiancé is 5'9'' and I'm 6'3''
Re: Where do you sleep? Bed only, plus bedroom door must be closed all the way, and the window open, even in winter.
Re: Where do you sleep? The fiancé would have made a great Viking. Not because of the whole blond hair/blue eyes deal, but because her wrath can be terrifying
Re: Where do you sleep? It's not about how long babies sleep or that they wake up every few hours wanting to be fed or changed. It's about how they sleep unencumbered by the anxiety, guilt, shame, fear, or responsibility felt by many adults. That's why some people say they "slept like a baby" after doing something others might consider wrong. It's showing that they do not feel guilt over their actions. Likewise if someone sleeps without worry or fear they might say the same thing. I have one of those powered three-point adjustable hospital beds in my room where you can raise the legs, raise the head, or raise the height of the entire bed. It gives you the benefits of a recliner when you want to read or watch TV or use your laptop. It also has a memory foam mattress. It's very comfortable, but also very expensive, even with most of the cost being covered. But I need it.
Re: Where do you sleep? The way our lounge is set up we can't fit in a 3-seater so we have two 2-seaters, which are too short for me to stretch out my meagre 156cm. I can never sleep on my back, only on my sides or, more often, on my stomach. After every one of my babies was born it was such a relief to be able to sleep on my stomach again.
Re: Where do you sleep? We have a 3-seater, but actually the thing is so big (or we are so small, I guess ) we can fit 4 people in it. 5 if they squeeze in.
Re: Where do you sleep? I prefer to sleep in a bed. My sofa is a it too short to comfortably sleep on it. I used to sleep on the ground a lot when I was a kid and we'd go camping. I rather miss it. I might go on a camping vacation with my little nieces and nephews one day to introduce them to the pleasures of having ants eating your breakfast and hedgehogs crawling into your sleeping bags at midnight, heehee =)
Re: Where do you sleep? 1.52m/5ft. My feet don't reach the floor if my tushie is snugged into the seat of all our furniture. Hubs is 6,3"/1.85m and calls me "Dorff."