Snoring

Yea

"sleeping in the corner" is the participal phrase

My tip would be to reuse corrugated boxes first, then recycle them. I know a bunch of people give their boxes away on BoxGiver

Yes they are definitely snorers but I haven't seen a video of them snoring so I can't really say that I know for sure if they snore or not.

Snoring occurs when air cannot move freely through the back of the mouth and nose while sleeping. This can be due to various factors such as relaxed throat muscles, nasal congestion, obesity, or anatomical abnormalities like a deviated septum. Age, alcohol consumption, and sleep position can also contribute to snoring.

The Pokémon move that is called Snore is an offensive attack in which is only usuable while a Pokémon's is asleep. Pokémon that can know it are Snorlax, Teddiurwsa, Spoink, Barboach and Spheal are Pokémon that are capable of learning Snore via level-up.

It affects three times as many women as men

Yes she probably is a snorer but we will see what others might have to say as well.

Hahah. Close his mouth or something. Or yell something like "DAD! GET OFF YOUR BACK, YOU'RE SNORING." ;D

To wake up the Snorlax that is blocking you from your awesome adventure, you will have to find Mr. Fuji, at the top of the Pokemon Tower. Once you have this flute, you will be able to wake up that Snorlax. Watch out, he's not going to be happy that you woke him up early...

No not really, they talk about the same stuff just in a different manner. Like men working on a construction site would talk about sex but crudely. While women working in a office will talk about sex too but in a more conservative manner. If everyone worked in a strip joint together then both men and women would talk the same because of the atmosphere and morale of the people.

Yes Trish snores I think! other people may have other thoughts in mind.

Well I think she is a snorer because she sleeps with her open mouth I think but we will see what others say.

it has two predicates so "did snore"

Snoring can be heard outdmside the bedroom with the door closed

Snoring that is loud enough to prevent the sleeper's bed partner or roommate from sleeping.

Women are better at doing more tasks then men!

No, this is a myth. While women seem to think they are superior at multi-tasking, there is little evidence to support it, and those that try, just do lots of things badly. For example, a woman might claim she can have a discussion with you and listen in on another conversation. If she is listening to a different conversation she will NOT be listening to you.

Who said that children have no snoring problem. Children have snoring problem but they have occasionally because of sleep in an unusual position and sweats heavily during sleeping time. Most of adults are suffering snoring disease due to late night sleeping, heavy headache, smoking or drinking alcohol before sleeping.

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My boyfriend had that problem with me snooring. At last we had to sleep in different rooms for him to be able to rest at all. Finnaly I went to the doctor, and it turned out that my diagones was sleeping apne. I stopped breething up to 42 times an hour, up to 60 sec a time.Dangerous for my heart condition. I had to have two operations in the throat with 6 months beetwen them. And we got our life back, and can now sleep next to each other as before. Recommend it!! We are happy again.

Because women feel as if they have a need to care sometimes they may also follow the stereotype that men are irresponsible.

It could also be because women are more into relationships and more likely to feel dependent. It isn't to say that men aren't dependent, just that they are not as likely to perceive the need. Men often have a need to prove themselves that women don't have, so women don't understand this need and how important it is to the man. Men may also not be in touch with their feelings as much, so they may worry inside just as much as women, but cannot recognize the emotions for what they are.

Differing social dynamics plays a factor too. In the past, women were valued as homemakers, while men were valued as providers, and women were conditioned to feel more dependent on men. They were told in not so many words that they were nothing without men, so if something happened to their men, they were taught to feel helpless.

In a study, boy and girl toddlers were presented with dolls rigged to break. The boys either laughed or tried to fix the dolls. The girls either started crying or turned to an adult for help. So that can lend some credence to the above and shed some light.

Also consider differences in brain chemistry. Males are more likely to take ADHD medications (or become addicted to stimulants), while females are more likely to be given SSRI drugs. That can indicate a smaller prefrontal cortex in men and a larger cingular gyrus, making them more impulsive (and thus less likely to worry), and more confident. Also, less connections means they are wired to their emotions less than women. A man whose son was leaving for college began to experience all sorts of physical symptoms, but he could not explain them. He reasoned that he was probably under stress, and overwhelmed about his son, but he had no attachment to the underlying emotional processes. He had the fear and worry, but didn't have the mental "hardware" to make sense of the feelings.