no it's not strange to have a snoring fetish, and if people do say it's weird, it's none of their business any way.
Well, it is just a fetish, and plenty of normal people have some type of strange fetish, so yes.
Yes, but so what? It's nobody's business but yours. Remember, though: you should control your fetish; it shouldn't control you! (Okay, I have to ask -- what's a "woobat?" Or did you mean "wombat"?)
A cult of strange people with a fetish for the anus were known as the colon-ists
snoring (noun) = ronquidos(to be) snoring (progressive verb) = (estar) roncando
There can be a lot of different reasons for snoring. No matter what the cause or causes of your snoring problem is, snoring can really interrupt and disrupt people's sleep.
Little Snoring's population is 603.
I am snoring is 'je ronfle' in French.
Great Snoring's population is 168.
Yes, snoring can be used as an adjective. "Where is the snoring sound coming from?"Snoring can also be used as a gerund (verbal noun) and a verb.Gerund: That snoring is really loud!Verb: Dad is snoring again!
I think you have it backwards, snoring is a result of gaining weight... Lose the weight and you'll stop snoring...
It alludes to the sound of snoring.
Some popular books on how to prevent snoring include "The Natural Way to a Better Night's Sleep" by Mary Joslin and "The Snoring Cure: Simple Steps to Getting a Good Night's Sleep" by Jane Harris. These books offer practical tips and strategies to address the underlying causes of snoring and improve sleep quality.