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Posted February 23, 2016
I always enjoyed the silence. When I wanted to read, sleep, play games, meditate, whatever, I really wanted no ambient sounds such as traffic etc. During the last 12+ years i suffer from tinnitus and I hear a constant ringing 24/7 so I kinda forgot how silence "sounds". Still, when sleeping I use earplugs since random noises upset me and don't leave me fell asleep. No way I could sleep with music playing or a movie. Or light. Maybe I'm a bat. :P
Posted February 23, 2016
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Vythonaut: I always enjoyed the silence. When I wanted to read, sleep, play games, meditate, whatever, I really wanted no ambient sounds such as traffic etc. During the last 12+ years i suffer from tinnitus and I hear a constant ringing 24/7 so I kinda forgot how silence "sounds". Still, when sleeping I use earplugs since random noises upset me and don't leave me fell asleep. No way I could sleep with music playing or a movie. Or light. Maybe I'm a bat. :P
That's odd, I'm exactly the opposite. I can only sleep soundly if someone puts on a war movie in the background, cranks up Slayer, and repeatedly bashes me in the head with a frying pan while screaming at me for being a useless piece of dog shit. If I get all that... sawing logs in no time.
Posted February 23, 2016
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Emob78: That's odd, I'm exactly the opposite. I can only sleep soundly if someone puts on a war movie in the background, cranks up Slayer, and repeatedly bashes me in the head with a frying pan while screaming at me for being a useless piece of dog shit. If I get all that... sawing logs in no time.
Hmmm... that sounds like when I heard "War Ensemble" for the first time when I was a kid. Minus the useless pieces of the dog. :D
Posted February 23, 2016
I prefer absolute darkness and absolute silence while sleeping

it's the best rest

I ideally block out all light and sound and don't even know if it is the middle of the afternoon or not when I wake up

no clock light, no ticking, nothing

like a sensory deprivation chamber
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