Sleeping Position & Personality: Do gamers fall into one category?

[Zogg]

Excerpt from http://www.cnn.com/2003/TECH/science/09/16/sleep.personality.reut/index.html

"Whether it's curled up in the fetal position, flat on the stomach or stretched out across the bed, the way people sleep reveals their personality, a British sleep expert said on Tuesday."

So, let's put it to the test! What is your predominant sleeping position, and does your personality match? I can say that my sleeping position does match the personality listed, but I won't say which one. (Might that make me...suspicious?)

I'm also wondering if we gamers tend to sleep one way. Let's find out....

 

[BV210]

I don't know where those idiots got their data from, but just because I sleep on my stomach does not mean I'm brash and gregarious. What a load of . . . . oh shoot . . . maybe they have a point after all.

 

[Harlock]

They failed to list the position in which I sleep. I guess I have no personality... (buh dump um)

I sleep with partially on my side and on my stomach with one leg flung out and bent at the knee with my head resting on my downward shoulder and my other arm being flung backward and bent at the elbow behind my back. It is visually uncomfrotable but I find myself unable to sleep any other way.

 

[Dinkeldog]

I have no idea. I don't have a single sleep position I favor, and I'll frequently wake up in a completely different position from what I started. Maybe I'll include this in my dream diary and see if there's a correlation between sleep position and how I feel personality-wise the days before and after.

Unfortunately, OT polls are still not allowed, so I'll close this down.

 

[Henry]

What does it say about sleeping on one's side, with a Shih Tzu in the small of the back, a poodle on one's head, and a Pekingese behind one's calves, because the wife and two other dogs take up 66% of the bed space?