Depends on whether it's the honk-shoo or mi-mi-mi-mi kind
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the quiet kind x3
He is sleeping beauty π
Eh, itβs not too loud π€·
I could tolerate it at full volume.
I had an old partner who snored like a frieght train, and I found it comforting because it meant he was next to me. I can't sleep in a room with anyone else snoring though, I'm a very light sleeper haha
I think it's more about loving the person than loving the snoring.
Yes, but if they regularly snore they probably have sleep apnea. If so, their life would likely be incredibly improved by a sleep study and maybe a CPAP machine.
Sometimes I get a smile out of hearing my partners little snores. Sometimes they jump out and startle me awake with full on fight or flight.
Same! They make me giggle.
I think this lasts until ~10, then my spouse elbows me and tells me to roll over