If I can help one person, it was all worth it
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jokur_and_batmon
· 4 years ago
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If you can’t sleep through a bit of sunlight then you have problems bigger than shutting your curtains
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zombie_slayr
· 4 years ago
In the ones I have stayed at, the gap is at least 2-4 inches
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jokur_and_batmon
· 4 years ago
I can sleep perfectly fine in a room with the lights on, the curtains/blinds open (at anytime of day), and the police coming to interrogate my roommates or swat raid my neighbors
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mialinay
· 4 years ago
Well, speak for yourself then. Doesn't mean everyone who isn't able to do that like you has problems :D
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changetheworld
· 4 years ago
right @mialinay ! I've always been a light sleeper and sensitive to light. I recently moved to a house close to a main road, and the headlights of the cars that go by at night definitely keep me up. When I complain, my husband says "close your eyes," and I go "They are closed! I can still see it!"
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mialinay
· 4 years ago
@changetheworld same! My apartment is also close to a bright road, I always have to sleep with a sleeping mask on
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scatmandingo
· 4 years ago
I had this problem so when I went to sleep I would put a nice coating of shoe polish on my lids. That way the light couldn’t get through. It burned like crazy but after the first few times I couldn’t see light even with my eyes open! Had to learn Braille and get a service dog but I sleep great any time of day or night.
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