Pillow Talk
Growing up I had my own room starting when I was ten. Every night I would go quietly to sleep, unhindered by snores and the rustling of a roommate. I liked this.
Coming to the College meant that I no longer slept in a room by myself. Moving in with friends my sophomore year brought with it 70-decibel snores and regular rustling, but also something I really love: pillow talk. My roommates and I will let conversation steal our sleep as we stay up talking about everything and anything. Sometimes we’ll “go to bed” a couple hours early just so we can have more time to talk. These discussions have been some of the most defining moments I’ve had at the College. They’re a time to get real answers from real friends, a time to get called out when you’re in the wrong, a time to evaluate relationships. I can look back on many decisions I’ve made since coming to the College and can trace them back to pillow talk with my roommates. I love and cherish the talking, not so much the snoring.
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I think it’s common that a person cannot get used to his roommates’ snoring, rustling and something else,say tapping or clicking the mouse while you are trying to sleep.
I’m not sure how many roommates you have, but I have 5. So you can imagine…
But,at the mean time, a bigger pillow talk comes with it. We do really talk about almost everything.
However try to sleep early for your health~
Best wishes~