Can you sleep anywhere?...

I'm like you.. I can't sleep anywhere either.. just my on my kingsize bed with my ten pillows and my winnie the pooh bear next to me for a cuddle...

This might sound different but, it kind'a happened to me in reverse. When my relatives came over to visit, they invited us all to stay with them in a hotel room since from there, it would be more easier to go to the places that they want to since it was within the metro unlike our house which usually takes an hour and a half to two hours just to get to the city. We stayed there for mostly a week and enjoyed it quite much but, after saying farewell and returning home, I felt our house was different. Being away from my own house for a long time got me feeling that it was entirely different. I felt that I need to be oriented again with my own house. That includes sleeping as well. My body seemed to have accustomed itself with the comforts of the past week. That has been a long time so I have now grown accustomed again with our own house. Well, to go back to your question, my answer would be yes, I can sleep anywhere. Actually, at home, I don't have my own room. I get to sleep sometimes at different rooms. We only have two bedrooms and my folks has one of them so the other one is mostly for anyone who gets to sleep there first. In some cases, I get to sleep at a couch in our living room. I have also slept at a different house before and also when I went to a summer camp. Camp was about a month so I really felt different when I got back home. Anyway, I can sleep anywhere but, the consequence would be the unpredictable feeling after. Sometimes I feel okay after sleeping and at other times, my back hurts. I guess that's why we should really get our own bed to be accustomed and would be more beneficial for our own well being. (-_-")

I can sleep anywhere.When i go to my native place i can't sleep there as the climate is very hot sometimes the power supply goes also there are lots of mosquitoes biting in the middle of the night.I also once went to a camp and i could sleep there peacefully only the mornings were chilled over there.I too love to sleep on my bed as it is very comfortable and spacious.

Hmmm. I think I can.. hehehe. I'm still trying to remember all the times when I had to sleep on somebody else's bed.. Well, I never had any problems, except when I get crazy and think creepy thoughts, that's when I really can't sleep, even in my own bed. What if you're out of town or something, and you're in a hotel, how do you manage to sleep then?

Hello Aseretdd, For me, I could not sleep well in others bed. I just love all the stuff I have on my bed, that includes my pillows, blanket and my favorite bed room color. I have pink color walls in my bed room, it is so sweet color and I think it does make me feel comfortable to sleep in my bedroom. For vacation, I only feel comfortable to sleep in clean hotels. I don't like hotels that is too old and without good amenities in the room. Sometimes I will go crazy to bring my own pillows for short vacation in local destination. LOL. But my hubs have teach me a good way to have a good sleep in the hotel. He uses his shirts as a pillow case and cover on the hotel pillow. In this way I could have a better sleep too!

Hello aseretdd Good question, Well for me I have no problem sleeping at my moms or 1 or 2 friends house over night mainly 1 friend but yes I am more comfortable in my own bed for sure, now ask me about the people that can sleep on the bus or the train, wow that always amaze me, I look at them like how can they do this I mean fall into a deep sleep where they are leaning on the person next to them, one day this guy was leaning toward my grandson it was so funny because my grand baby was mad, I told him he is tired he does not mean any harm but my baby was not hearing that so I moved his seat so my mom and 1 friend in particular no problem anywhere else its not easy for me to rest my eyes.

i cant. i get this thing that we Filipinos call namamahay . i can not even sleep in a bus while travelling. so when i travel to work abroad it takes me a month or more before i get comfy and get a good sleep. then when i get home after the moths of work there i go again having hard time to settle to have a good sleep.

i am a horrible sleeper and have to sleep on my own space just like you. if we go anywhere, i do take my pillows with me but find that i am usually up half the night because i need my own place and my own bed.

I can adjust to the new environment very soon. So even if I stay in the new place when I have a travel, I can sleep fall asleep soon. I am not a person who can only sleep in our own bedroom. I love China

thankfully i can sleep anywhere i want to. i love to travel and that means sleeping in hotels. if i can only sleep in my own bed, i think i won't be able to visit any other country. that will be really sad for me. i can also sleep on public transport, in a car and even on the floor. however, that is only when i am really tired.

My back needs to lay on my bed, in my sheet, in my pillow and with my blanket. I find it hard to sleep when it is not my home and my bed. I need to find a most suitable position in case i would be sleeping in someones bed or somewhere else to be able to sleep.

I can generally sleep nearly anywhere... but not in any situation. For example. I can sleep down stairs on the couch. But I can not sleep with the TV on ever. If that TV is turned on, I'll be up 24 hours straight until I turn it off. Things like that prevent me from sleeping. I generally have to have a fan or some low sound to drown out a radio that's on across the street if I have the window open.

Years ago I picked up the habit of falling asleep with the television on. Now, I have difficulty falling asleep without it, so if I'm staying somewhere there's no TV, I usually toss and turn most of the night. My husband is one of those lucky people who can fall asleep anywhere in just a minute or two. He comes home from golfing, sits down in front of the TV to watch more golf, and is snoring in the time it takes Tiger Woods to tee off.

i can sleep everywhere if that place is fresh and health i like so much sleep in my bedroom feel better and can imagine anything lol.... my bedroom is my heaven

Interesting discussion! As far as I go, I really have a hard time sleeping and it might depend on place. Surprisingly enough I don't feel like my bed is such a comfortable place to sleep at. Sometimes I prefer to hit the sofa or any other unusual place.

i sleep best in my own bed and sometimes i fall asleep sitting in my comfy chair in my living room but it is more like dozing off than actually sleeping. i have trouble sleeping when we are in hotels as it just does not feel like home to me.

hello there... hmmm.... i sometimes experience that also... overnight with friends house or in a camping... i toss and turn from one side to another... but just cant find the right position.. hahahaha....this is why i bring with me my pillow so whenever i sleep somewhere i dont toss and turn all night. but sometimes it still doesnt work i dont know why...even tried counting sheeps and other stuff... have a nice day...

I can sleep in most places but i am the most comfortable in my own house. It takes me a while to go to sleep if i am in someone else's house because i don't feel safe but i do end up falling asleep.

I guess it's always that way when you sleep somewhere that you haven't for a long time... I've gotten used to it though, the way the economy is! I've been going from house to house, sleeping on couches, floors, really comfy beds, and sometimes don't even have covers. But, I've gotten used to it. I could go to sleep on a sidewalk now if I really needed to!

i can sleep anywhere. even the floor