At night I must have it as dark as possible in my room. If there is a crack in the curtains letting in light, I have to adjust it. Even when I cant see it w/ my eyes closed, it's like the fact that there is light makes it hard for me to sleep. Explain?
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Maybe you are a Vampire.
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I am the exact same way.. I think it distracts me and I feel much more peaceful in complete darkness. Even if I close my eyes and cannot see the light.. I know it is there and I like everything shut down with me. Nothing left to shut down but my mind. On the weekends when my fiance' and I stay together.. he likes to watch t.v. and that is a big adjustment for me.. I usually wait until he is asleep and turn the t.v. off before I can go to sleep.
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Your not alone I am the same way. so bad I have to cover the digital clock numbers as the light on the clock bothers me. I can't explain it but i know I have always been like that.
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What's there to explain? Alot of people, including myself are like that.
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nothing really to explain. the mind knows there is a crack of light, and it bugs you sort of subconciously. i "cant" drink out of a water bottle with a lable on it. i could if i REALLY needed to, but its really hard.
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You not alone with this problem! My partner cant sleep without the tv and I cant sleep with it. Its become a huge hurdle between us and ive taken to sleeping in the spare room occassionally just so I can get a good nights sleep every now and then. I definatelly feel your pain!
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We are awakened by unusual nervous stimuli; that's why we like soft bedclothes. A little noise, especially the calling of our name, or what served as an alarm clock for most people in the world--a window--serves to wake us up. The most restful night I spent in my entire life was in a pitch-dark soundless windowless basement room in Germany. If I could afford it, I'd have a house with a room like that.
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