stomach sleeping is totally alien to me. I just don't see how people do it. It makes it hard for me to breath, and is incredibly uncomfortable, especially for my back.

I look exactly like the free faller image. People who have seen me asleep have informed me that they weren't sure I got in that position on my own or had died. I have immense neck and back trouble. I try to sleep in other positions as many nights as I can but I always eventually give in and find myself on stomach again. But sleeping on my side still give me back trouble. I just end up crunching my shoulder and its still no good.

Fetus 100%. I have to sleep on the right side of the bed too. I have to sleep in a cold room with lots of blankets because my body temperature before going to bed is really high. When I wake up, I am totally bone cold. I hate getting up in the morning for this reason.

My roommate in college was the opposite. He went to sleep as a vampire/soldier with his hands folded across his chest, and would wake up Qwoping. Also, his body temperature was really hot in the morning, and often insisted he had to get a cold shower after waking up. I was like you could not pay me a million dollars to hop in a cold shower after a long night.

Most of my family sleeps either fetus or yearner. Except for my nephew who is Qwoping, hence waking up with feet in my face.

Freefaller variant.

On my side with arms out in front (the yearner). Then i put a pillow between them arms, i is a cuddler.

If im drunk i may go qwoping.

I had this problem until I installed a programmable thermostat. Now the temperature falls to frigid around bedtime, and rises to comfortable an hour before I wake up. May be the best $50 I ever spent.

Me too.

In the recovery position. So one arm under my pillow, the other in front of me, one leg straight then other bent up

Fetus with arms crossed.

Hooked up to scuba gear