Sleeping with a snorer sucks!

07-Dec-20 13:20pm
Steven K 462804
I suggest the snorer buys a gadget that clips onto the nostrils or you can have a throat operation. Both ideas will work. Look up ways to stop snoring on the web. Just need a computer, to hunt up the information!
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25-Nov-20 01:36am
2025
Drinks and smokers ten to have this problem
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25-Nov-20 01:34am
2025
Ear plugs.
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24-Nov-20 13:13pm
SANDRA G 394859
I MARRIED A SNORER (DIDN'T TRY BEFORE I BOUGHT) WE SLEPT INTHE SAME BED QUEEN FOR OVER 25 YEARS WE ARE STILL MARRIED AND HAVE SLEPT IN SEPARATE BEDS AND ROOMS BECAUSE OF HIS SNORING WE GET ON FINE HE IS THE LOVE OF MY LIFE IT ALL STARTED WITH A PUNCH IN THE NOSE IN THE NAVY WHEN HE WAS PROTECTING A FEMALE NEVER WAS THE SAME AGAIN HAS HAD 3 OPERATIONS BUT HE IS NOW IN HIS 70'S AND STILL SNORES OUR TWO SONS UNDERSTOOD WHEN THEY WERE OLDER ABOUT HIS NOISY SNORING THE WHOLE HOUSE CAN HEAR HIM!!!!
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24-Nov-20 12:42pm
Lynne D 311291
It certainly does but lucky I am stone deaf in one ear so I roll on to the good one
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14-Aug-20 12:18pm
Katzeye
Yes and I end up sleeping on the couch just to get a half decent nights sleep lol.
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13-Aug-20 23:49pm
Linda C
My Father sounded like a freight train. A few others like my sister also were very loud. It does make it difficult to sleep
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13-Aug-20 23:37pm
roger l 315504
Yep, that was me for years, Then I was diagnised with Obstructive Sleep Apnoea. Now I wake up in the morning refreshed after a good night's sleep and never find bruises on my back or sides from a certain someone's elbow.
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13-Aug-20 23:06pm
Diane S 334288
No but my dog does
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13-Aug-20 22:09pm
JAMIE D 156261
luckily itd=s me after drinking and I dont hear it
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13-Aug-20 21:17pm
Brandy Yining Z
Yes, I had slept with a snorer in the past. It was not pleasant when he went to bed earlier than me.
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13-Aug-20 20:27pm
Chosen
I snore and the wife hits me. My wife snores and I hit her. We both get some good sleep but we both wake up in the morning with bruises !!
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13-Aug-20 20:07pm
APB
You probably snore too ...us guys are usually too polite to tell you
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13-Aug-20 19:20pm
Edith v
I wouldn't know my guy doesn't snore
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13-Aug-20 19:11pm
Jennifer S 320468
Hate it!
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13-Aug-20 19:02pm
Glen E 88471
You never hear a widow complain of her husband’s snoring !!
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13-Aug-20 17:16pm
Joe B 288252
I just wish she’d clip her toenails more often lol, better or worse eh?
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13-Aug-20 15:56pm
Leanne B 76015
Yep - my cat snores like a jet plane !
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13-Aug-20 15:51pm
antoinette d 79977
Must do!!
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13-Aug-20 15:13pm
Bugalugs
I don't know if I do snore and over the decades none of my partners have ever told me I do only that I talik & walk in my sleep!
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13-Aug-20 14:28pm
Sonya F 68771
we all snore sometimes
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13-Aug-20 13:50pm
Patman Newcastle
Do you know whether you snore/
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13-Aug-20 13:38pm
Karen Hinds
Yep
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13-Aug-20 13:35pm
Peter R [NZ]
I am the snorer and I am not worried about it.
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13-Aug-20 12:21pm
Lachelle B
I snore my head off, obviously much to the annoyance of Stewart S below (my partner lol). I would prefer to call it melodic or angelic breathing...
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13-Aug-20 12:04pm
Sandra C 12043
Yes all the time. It's my dog. LOL
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- 13-Aug-20 13:22pm
  Helen A 395807
  My dog is a rhodesian ridgeback cross american bull terrier (not pit bull) and when he snores he sounds like a human snoring. It took me a while to work out it was him and not other occupants. I always think they be very secure to sleep so deeply.
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13-Aug-20 11:42am
Kim E 84962
Yes my husband is bad I sleep with ear plugs
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- 13-Aug-20 13:22pm
  Helen A 395807
  My Mum does the same.
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13-Aug-20 11:13am
Joe B 288252
I’m a snorer so I get kicked a lot but I’m quite deaf so I don’t hear the buzz saw next to me. I had to make a recording of it to prove my case. Don’t get kicked as hard now but still just as often...lol
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- 13-Aug-20 13:24pm
  Helen A 395807
  Well I'm glad you proved the existence of the buzzsaw because there are many of us that need the proof. And then our ladylike manners are out the window! lol
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13-Aug-20 11:04am
Paul J 94868
Sleeping alone these days..
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- 13-Aug-20 13:26pm
  Helen A 395807
  Yes. It is lovely to sleep uninterrupted. Bliss for me.
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13-Aug-20 10:34am
Helen Stiglec
Sleep alone so no problems
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- 13-Aug-20 13:26pm
  Helen A 395807
  Me too. It is wonderful.
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13-Aug-20 10:25am
meredith j - NZ
yip, poke him and he stops...lol
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13-Aug-20 10:03am
Beverley S 383001
Yes, my late husband had sleep apnoea and he didn't believe me so I told our GP. He was immediately sent for a sleep study and he had to have a c-pap machine. I married again after he died and sure enough same thing - so this husband has a machine too.
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- 13-Aug-20 13:30pm
  Helen A 395807
  Perhaps separate rooms are a possibility for you. On a lighter night (and I hope I am not being too uncouth) I had a long term partner who was a great friend of flatulence. Then my husband of 20 years proved that his friendship with flatulence was even greater. Oh no!!! I am single and sleep alone so no more Dutch Ovens!
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- 14-Aug-20 10:04am
  Beverley S 383001Helen A 395807
  Hi Helen. John's machine is so quiet that I don't hear it at all so I sleep better than I did before he got it. However he also has a considerable problem with flatulence as he gets older - the spare room (when we don't have visitors using it) is very attractive. Haha.....
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13-Aug-20 10:03am
Sally S 71235
my sister is a bad snorer. I could hear with both my door and her door closed and over my radio.
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- 13-Aug-20 13:30pm
  Helen A 395807
  Wow!
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13-Aug-20 08:55am
Yiing S
Take them tested for sleep apnea.
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- 13-Aug-20 13:31pm
  Helen A 395807
  Ah. Bliss.
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13-Aug-20 08:39am
Robin L 79437
I sleep alone so don't know
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- 13-Aug-20 13:32pm
  Helen A 395807
  Smart person.
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13-Aug-20 07:56am
Teresa C 190104
My husband is a snorer it doesn’t bother me
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13-Aug-20 07:50am
Paul B 88412
My wife snores very occassionaly and she tells me i snore a little
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13-Aug-20 07:17am
Christina D
My partner snores badly and I can sleep quite happily. The only time he wakes me is when I'm sick as I become a light sleeper
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13-Aug-20 07:01am
Elizabeth T 396096
This is the point: you cannot sleep if there is a snorer in bed.
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13-Aug-20 06:10am
Robert nsw
i snorer my partener also but not as bad as me my little grand daughter would wake me if i fell ale\seep on the lounge
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13-Aug-20 05:55am
Ruth 404159
I have been told in years past that i was a snorer.
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13-Aug-20 05:26am
Pat P 206247
No problem with me, just me, myself and i
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- 13-Aug-20 13:33pm
  Helen A 395807
  Which one is the worst snorer? lol
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- 13-Aug-20 20:50pm
  Pat P 206247Helen A 395807
  Me, lol
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13-Aug-20 04:57am
Ray J 66379
I have hit people snoring on a plane with a pillow to stop them snoring.
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13-Aug-20 00:19am
Disie
Yep, plus he fell asleep within minutes, so I had NO chance of sleeping
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13-Aug-20 00:17am
Phyrephly
I've slept with the same snorer my parents sleep with: Charlie (Heinz59er, dog), is the loudest sleeper; he snores, farts, barks, yips, grunts, growls, yelps, and even sleepwalks! My parents thought he was possessed the first night he was in the house. But he does like the ladies, and enjoys his nightly cuddles. certainly didn't get much of those in the house he was rescued from (RSPCA save). Making up for it now tho'.
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- 13-Aug-20 13:37pm
  Helen A 395807
  For some reason when our dogs act like that we forgive them. Often not so for those less furry. My boy sounds like a human when he snores. He is a big toughie but has bad dreams. So he keeps me safe when walking out late and I keep him safe with cuddles. Good on you for rescuing your sweetie.
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- 13-Aug-20 14:57pm
  PhyrephlyHelen A 395807
  lol. I did help pick him out at the pound, 'cause if he lasts that long, I'll be adopting him. On the whole, he's a beautiful old man, with a very gentle, laid-back nature. If I could speak for him, on living where he does now, (for food, shelter/safety and excitement), I think he'd say 2 out 3 ain't bad. I think he knows he's had enough excitement to last a couple lifetimes! He gets excited around dinner time now, and sometimes at the prospect of going for a walk or a treat; that does for the day. the most he has to "worry" about today is bath days - which he hates, but does it peacebly for the treat. Dad takes him, about once a month. Mum marks the date in the calender as, "gentlemen's spa day".
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13-Aug-20 00:11am
Aisha A 379399
I'm not going to go through partners just to find one that doesn't snore. That's too much effort.
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13-Aug-20 00:09am
BLACK LIVES MATTER
I have been "lucky"! I have "never" slept with a snorer. Then again, my snoring "might" drown out her snoring!
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