Sleep: can indicate your personality type and who you are!

Did you know that the way you sleep can reveal your personality?

Come, lets take a look at this article: 

The Most Common Sleeping Positions

Do you have an idea about what your sleeping position reveals about you? A great indicator to find out some details about your personality is the sleep position. Check the image, find what picture represents you, then read the meaning.

1. Foetus: These are usually guff people, but with warm and open hearts. They appear tough, but they are actually very sensitive.
2. Log: This position`s fans are very relaxed and sociable people.
3. Yearner: This kind of sleepers are quite reserved. They are open to new things, but very suspicious and cynical. Once they make up their mind, they stick to it.
4. Soldier: They are quiet people, who set a very high standard for themselves
5. Freefaller: They tend to be confident, but have a very nervous personality and do not like criticism. They are very good at making quick decisions.
6. Starfish: These are very good listeners. They are very friendly, but don`t like being the center of attention 

source:  http://www.artthesystem.com/2013/11/the-most-common-sleeping-positions.html?m=1

need more details?
Men's health has some! Read the article below for better understanding

 

To sleep perchance to dream -- and reveal who you really are.

Professor Chris Idzikowski, director of the Sleep Assessment and Advisory Service, analyzed the six most common sleep positions in a survey conducted with 1000 participants and found that not only do these positions affect our health -- but they're also linked to specific personality types. These are:

The Freefall

   

Position: Lying on your stomach with hands up around the pillow and head turned to one side.
Personality: Freefallers are often extroverted and brash people. They appear nervy, but are truly thin-skinned people who take criticism personally.
Health Benefit: Freefall -- or any position in which you're lying face down -- is good for digestion.

The Fetus

   

Position: Curled up on your side. This is the most common sleeping position, adopted by 41 percent of the 1,000 people who took part in Professor Idzikowski's survey.
Personality: Those who sleep in the fetus are described as tough on the outside, but shy and sensitive at heart. They may take time to warm up to people, but soon relax.
Health Benefit: Sleeping on your left side can cause stress on your vital organs (liver, stomach, lungs), so if fetus is your position of choice, curl up on the right side of your body.

The Log

   

Position: Lying on your side with both arms down by your side.
Personality: Log sleepers are social, easygoing people. The downside: their tendency to trust anyone -- including complete strangers -- makes them easy to fool.
Health Benefit: This position keeps the spine straight, which should be beneficial for those who suffer from back pain.

The Yearner

   

Position: On your side with both arms out in front.
Personality: Yearners are open to new things, but also suspicious and cynical. They take a long time to make decisions - weighing pros and cons repeatedly - but once they make a choice, they almost never change their mind or have regrets.
Health Benefit: Resting on your side can help alleviate some problems associated with acid reflux disease and sleep apnea. But if such symptoms are a common occurrence, you may need to see a specialist.

The Soldier

   

Position: Lying on your back with both arms at your sides.
Personality: Soldier sleepers are generally quiet and reserved. They don't like to make a big deal out of things, and they set very high standards for themselves and others.
Health Benefit: Research shows that sleeping on your back may lead to snoring, difficulty breathing, and an overall bad night's sleep. Is your snoring keeping someone awake at night? Try flipping over -- you'll both wake up more refreshed.

The Starfish

   

Position: Lying on your back with both arms up.
Personality: Starfish sleepers are described as great listeners and thus good friends. They're always willing to offer help and generally don't like being in the limelight.
Health Benefit: Like the soldier, starfish sleepers are more likely to snore and have breathing problems while they sleep, resulting in a less refreshing night's rest.

with that being said, I hope all of you have good quality sleep!

source: http://healthyliving.msn.com/health-wellness/men/what-your-sleep-position-says-about-you