Can you sleep in a strangers house?

[SeargentBallstean]

Slight change of tone this time.. im currently visiting my friend in his new house outside dublin he's staying with other people whom ive never met,one is in the next asleep and im lying here on the coach unable to sleep. so i was wondering if you find it difficult to sleep in other peoples house's?

 

[silver wolf009]

According to Skyrim, it's impossible.

OT: I wouldn't imagine I could, but I've never been in a situation to have to sleep in someone's house who I didn't know.

 

[SomeLameStuff]

I can sleep absolutely anywhere. Give me a relatively soft place to sit/lie down, wait 10 minutes, and I'll be snoring.

 

[staika]

Depends on how tired I am, I can mostly sleep anywhere but if they seem like real creepy people it would probably take me awhile to get to sleep

 

[SilentCom]

According to Skyrim, it's impossible.

This made me chuckle.

OT: I couldn't sleep in a strangers house, it would feel awkward for me unless I knew and trust them. It would also help if the bed or couch was comfy.

 

[robotam]

No way man. What if they do something weird while I'm sleeping?
Anyway, night-night!

 

[TheRussian]

A bit uneasily, but alcohol always helps.

 

[Agayek]

I haven't had any issues with that. Matter of fact, the best night's sleep I've ever had was on the hardwood floor of a buddy's college roommate's place. I had never met the guy before in my life (and I can't recall his name at all), but he let us stay the night when me and my friend showed up during a cross-country drive. I slept like a baby, it was rather awesome.

 

[SeargentBallstean]

Thanks mate! well played.

 

[Lionsfan]

Well for the most part everybody's house I've ever slept in I ended up getting to know. I mean just recently I crashed on this girls couch who I barely knew, and now we're really good friends. I mean as long as it's not to weird of a location I can sleep just about anywhere

 

[sky14kemea]

I do have trouble sleeping in other peoples houses. However, if it's a sleepover and we're all in the same room, that does make it a lot easier. ^^

There's just something slightly off about other people's houses >.>

 

[MaoExE]

I am usually indifferent, if I'm tired.

I would much rather sleep in my own house though, just feels more secure I suppose.

If something were to happen in my house, I could know how to handle it. Not so much if I'm in someone else's house.

 

[Dogstile]

Yeah, i've done so multiple times.

True story, a guy I didn't know all that well let me stay round his after my ride home bailed on me after I was out drinking at a club. I actually took a bath and slept in his bed. Next to him. I can apparently sleep ANYWHERE.

 

[DarkRyter]

Not without masturbating first.

I shouldn't be this honest.

 

[SwimmingRock]

I can sleep absolutely anywhere. Give me a relatively soft place to sit/lie down, wait 10 minutes, and I'll be snoring.

Amateur . I've slept on tennis courts, in sand dunes, on park benches, the floor of the train station and more beds/floors/couches of people I didn't/barely knew than I'd care to think about. Granted, I was homeless for three months, so some of those weren't really a matter of choice.

Still, sleeping in the bed of the cousin of an acquaintance of a friend of mine was no problem whatsoever for me. Possibly because I live an entirely asexual life, so I'm immune to awkward subtext.

 

[-Dragmire-]

I have trouble sleeping at hotels as well so if people I don't know are in the room it'd be doubly hard.

 

[Penguins4Freedom]

I sleep easy at people's houses depending on my mood beforehand.
For example I have awoken refreshed and kickass, after sleeping on the stone floor of a kitchen. But have spent the night tossing and turning while on an apparently comfy foam king size bed.
But generally I never sleep, that often or that well.

 

[Vault101]

if I know them and Im comortable then yeah sure