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> In 2016 it is a normal thing to go to bed with earphones in your ears Huh? Does anyone else find doing so completely impossible? I start to feel kinda claus

• superuser2 10y ago
  Most people's headphones aren't nearly that good, not should they be turned up that loud.
• zeta0134 10y ago
  I'm much more terrified of rolling around during my sleep, wrapping the headphones around my neck, and suffocating myself. I move around a lot during my sleep, mostly to roll to one side or the other and get comfortable again. I don't trust a dangling wire. I could probably do wireless earbuds, but I'm not made of money; a simple speaker would work fine. Then again, I don't find audio to be a big issue for me, but rather light. I installed blackout curtains in my room, and immediately found that I could more consistently stay asleep for 7.5 hours without any trouble. Distracting audio is a problem, but the low drone from my air conditioner is usually more than enough to help me zone out for the day.
  • rzzzt 10y ago
    It was less suffocation, and more pulling off the phone along with everything else in its path on the nightstand for me. :) I also found it uncomfortable how the pillow pushes on the earbuds at times. I usually put the phone to a very low volume instead, and place it either face down or propped up against something, to get more direct sound from the speaker at the bottom.
• DiabloD3 10y ago
  Use open headphones, not closed ones.