This is What Your Sleep Position Can Reveal about You

You probably have never thought that the way you sleep could say so much about who you are as an individual…

Let’s take Leonardo da Vinci, for example, he took 20-minute naps every 4 hours and it worked wonders on recharging his intellectual batteries! Also, Charles Dickens slept facing north because he felt that it’s a creativity-boosting position.

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Most people don’t have as eccentric sleeping habits as brilliant artists but slight subtleties in your snoozing styles say as much about who you are as the music or colors you like or the life paths you choose.

Although the position in which you sleep seems like a completely subconscious behavior, who you are is what dictates which positions are the most suitable for snoozing. It turned out that if you really wanted to get to know who someone else is, the secret is in the dormancy.

Do you sleep on your belly, side, or back? Believe it or not, it can reveal so much about who you are when you’re awake… Keep reading through the following slides to know what your sleep position can say about you.

#1 - Freefaller

The freefaller sleep position is where you’re lying on your stomach with your head turned to the side and your arms wrapped around a pillow. Many individuals find sleeping on their stomach quite uncomfortable, but those who feel good in this position would never switch to another. Freefaller sleepers tend to be friendly, open, and playful.

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However, they can be so bold that it comes off as recklessness. Freefallers might usually seem free-spirited, but they secretly crave control and are anxious. This means that even though they tend to be risk takers, they surprisingly don’t have enough strength to deal with criticism or absurd situations.

#2 - Fetal

The fetal position is when you sleep on your side and curl up your legs towards your chest. In fact, it’s one of the most popular sleeping positions. According to a survey conducted by sleep specialist Chris Idzikowski, 41% of participants sleep in a fetal position.