How to survive a snoring partner?

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One of the prime reasons single people are envied is that they have the entire bed to themselves (bliss!) and they are less likely to sleep hearing the sound of a monster truck gone bad.

Snoring is a menace. But some light sleepers like me find it difficult to sleep with this kind of noise pollution kicking my REM cycle in the backside.

The types of snores varying from:

  1. The turbo motor low guttural sound of an engine that is stalling.

  2. The Snort

  3. The weirdly musical eerie sing song Klingon

  4. The Whistle - My own personal nightmare.

My college roommate who in ordinary circumstances did not know how to whistle, suddenly became the regional whistling champ at night.

I had to take drastic measures. What measures you may ask, here you go.

  1. The "unintentional kick" - Everybody thinks I have a sleep kicking problem. It is a rumor that has saved me from potential assault charges when I've kicked people sleeping next to me.

*Some shameless people just turn over and continue to snore. *

  1. The loud phone ring - Oops I forgot to put my phone on mute and had a heavy metal song as my ring tone.

  2. Take a pillow and hover over the snorer's head (Don’t kill them, there are more snorers in prison) and put it gently under their head. Repeat this 8 times until there's a pillow fort near their upper body.

  3. Put on white noise and headphones.

  4. Divorce or consciously uncouple and unconsciously sleep in different rooms


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