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masturbate a couple of times
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Have the room dark and cool...
No lights, no computer monitor, no noises (a fan is permissible if it helps make things cooler.)
Sleep naked. Seriously. I started and it's the best thing I have done for my sleep 
Just lay down, and sit. Have a good pillow and don't think about anything if you can.
If it's cooler outside than it is inside, open a window and let the fresh air in (make sure there's a screen on the window you don't want creatures jumping in while you're naked and asleep.)
Other than what I've already said, try to minimize the noise. I don't know what specific type of spot you live in in Las Vegas so opening your window may permit too much noise to get to you...repetitive nighttime things like crickets aren't bad noise, though.
If this isn't enough, then before you sleep:
* jack off (clears your mind of everything that you're worried about, can make a good end routine for the day, spends a little extra energy)
* read a joke book that you've already read at least once (clears your mind, puts you to sleep in a good spirit, you can remember the jokes better for retellage to chicks if you sleep right after you read them.)
As a habit: Go to bed earlier and wake up later (ie get more sleep), and sleep in the nighttime. Once you're used to a regular sleeping hours then you'll be able to sleep easierly.
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quote:
Originally posted by mrmitchell
Have the room dark and cool...
No lights, no computer monitor, no noises (a fan is permissible if it helps make things cooler.)
Sleep naked. Seriously. I started and it's the best thing I have done for my sleep
Just lay down, and sit. Have a good pillow and don't think about anything if you can.
If it's cooler outside than it is inside, open a window and let the fresh air in (make sure there's a screen on the window you don't want creatures jumping in while you're naked and asleep.)
Other than what I've already said, try to minimize the noise. I don't know what specific type of spot you live in in Las Vegas so opening your window may permit too much noise to get to you...repetitive nighttime things like crickets aren't bad noise, though.
If this isn't enough, then before you sleep:
* jack off (clears your mind of everything that you're worried about, can make a good end routine for the day, spends a little extra energy)
* read a joke book that you've already read at least once (clears your mind, puts you to sleep in a good spirit, you can remember the jokes better for retellage to chicks if you sleep right after you read them.)
As a habit: Go to bed earlier and wake up later (ie get more sleep), and sleep in the nighttime. Once you're used to a regular sleeping hours then you'll be able to sleep easierly. |
cooler outside than inside. 
maybe a good laugh will help me sleep.
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Omni Rex Draconis
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Unless I am dog tired, it takes a minimum of one hour to fall asleep. I need silence and darkness (no stimulation), but once asleep I stay asleep. And I only need six hours rest to feel good the next day.
I just work with it; I plan my time so that quiet contemplation is done before I sleep. There is always something to think about.
Counting is useless for people like us, Dis, unless we are talking four digit numbers. When desperate for sleep, I prefer to imagine a dark space. I then think of an even darker place in the center and let it grow to fill my mind. Then an even darker center, growing, repeat as necessary.
The swing shift you mentioned is very, very bad. For quick and regular sleeping you need a standard time every day.
P.S. Yes, you can masturbate at Apolyton but you cannot wa*nk.
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It takes me about a minute or two to fall asleep. Then again I can sleep anywhere, on buses, planes, ships, etc. |
I average about 5 minutes to knock out after I've done one of the things in my above post, at most. But only in my own bed. Hotel beds keep me up for at least another couple minutes (usually hotels I go to have pretty well kept beds though) and beds not my own or chairs can drag it on for an hour. If I'm going to be sitting overnight, I prefer just staying up all night.
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Jon Miller
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IC an fall asleep on chairs fairly easily
sometimes easier then in beds
JM
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Jon Miller
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sometimes when I can't get to sleep on my bed, I wander out to the couch..
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JM
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04-08-2005 05:55
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