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To sleep with or without a pillow?

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Michael Jones23 Michael Jones23 Active MemberOP
116 messages
joined Aug 2006
#41 ·
Sia said:What about those pillows they were advertising on your TV a few years back? You know, the ones with the magnets? Do they actually work?

well...they sold out. 😁
steelsailor17 steelsailor17 Member
35 messages
joined Jan 2003
#42 ·
Ashley Watson
I honestly don't get how someone with your level of experience—and let's be real, you've been around the block—could be this clueless.

I mean, seriously... how does anyone manage? 😁

Well, I've got my ways.
Two hands
two feet
and two brains...
👋
Michael Cox40 Michael Cox40 Member
44 messages
joined Mar 2003
#43 ·
I’ve always been a two-pillow person. I need one big, substantial one—none of those pathetic, thin things you usually find at a Marriott—plus a smaller one for support. If my head isn't propped up just right while I sleep, I wake up with a splitting headache, not to mention the neck pain. And don't even get me started on the lower back; if I happen to roll onto my stomach during the night and stay there too long, I wake up feeling like I've been hit by a truck. So, what Rachel Brooks63 wrote actually makes sense to me. Though, maybe this is all just down to individual biology.
Jose Miller3 Jose Miller3 Regular
446 messages
joined Mar 2024
#44 ·
Karen Brooks said:Oh yeah, if I happen to roll onto my stomach during the night and stay like that for a while... man, I wake up with these killer pains in my lower back—so what Rachel Brooks63 wrote actually makes total sense (I guess it might just be an individual thing...).

🥳

thank god 🙂

edit: used the wrong emoji 🤣
Kenneth Hernandez67 Kenneth Hernandez67 Regular
351 messages
joined May 2005
#45 ·
Karen Brooks said:(Though, looking at the data, it might just be an isolated case).

😁 👍
Michael Jones23 Michael Jones23 Active MemberOP
116 messages
joined Aug 2006
#46 ·
steelsailor17 said:Ashley Watson
I don't get how you, being such an experienced lady, can be this clueless.

I mean, everyone’s got their own way of doing things, right?😁

Look, I've got
two hands
two feet
and two heads
👋

Wait, I actually thought the math worked like this:
two hands
two feet
one head
one tail😁
That equals six, which would mean you've got seven limbs total, not six!😛
Kenneth Hernandez67 Kenneth Hernandez67 Regular
351 messages
joined May 2005
#47 ·
Ashley Watson said:I always assumed the breakdown was more like this:
2 arms
2 legs
1 head


Finally, someone who actually views the anatomy of a starfish the way I do.😉
Michael Jones23 Michael Jones23 Active MemberOP
116 messages
joined Aug 2006
#48 ·
Betty Rivera14 said:finally, someone who actually gets my take on the starfish situation. 😉

wait, are you even a guy?🤣

😉
copperbadger36 copperbadger36 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Feb 2010
#49 ·
I used to be pretty picky about using a memory foam pillow, but ever since I had my baby, honestly, my sleeping position doesn't even matter anymore—I can basically pass out in any position I land in😁
steelsailor17 steelsailor17 Member
35 messages
joined Jan 2003
#50 ·
Ashley Watson

I’m still standing by my claim—I've definitely got two heads... 👋
Jamie Clark74 Jamie Clark74 Regular
278 messages
joined Sep 2004
#51 ·
steelsailor17 said:Ashley Watson

I’m still convinced I have two heads. 👋

Same here, though neither one seems to be working right now.😁 😉
gentlejackal16 gentlejackal16 Member
11 messages
joined Jan 2006
#52 ·
No cushion for me, haven't used one in 5 or 6 years now.

👍
Roger Smith6 Roger Smith6 Member
30 messages
joined Sep 2003
#53 ·
No pillow. Well, I have this tiny little thing,
All summer, I was sleeping on these massive pillows, but my neck started absolutely wrecking me (not just hurting, WRECKING me), so I finally ditched the pillow altogether. Now I sleep like a baby. And my neck feels as flexible as a python 🙂
Joseph Ramos4 Joseph Ramos4 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Nov 2005
#54 ·
I need a pillow to sleep—I’m strictly a side sleeper. Otherwise, my head hangs down and I feel like I'm sleeping upside down. Sleeping on my stomach is out of the question too; I'm breastfeeding, and lying on those little nursing pads just isn't comfortable. 🙄

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