Snore at my girlfriends house but not mine

[Chestrockwell]

So I’ve slept over at the girlfriends a few times and she’s been complaining that I snore there when I don’t snore at my house, never been told this.

The past 3 times I have stayed over, I’ve been told I snore, 2 of those times, we had a few drinks and the other time, I was really tired after a long day of travelling.

I’ve googled this and there’s no information about people snoring at different places.

I narrowed it down to alcohol and tiredness but my bedroom at home is right next to my parents, I sleep with the door open and I’ve never been told I snore, neither have previous girlfriends.

Any information on this and how to stop it??

Thanks in advance

Edited by Chestrockwell on Sunday 21st October 18:23

[Twig62]

Could be down to different pillows possibly. Also have you asked your parents if you snore or are just taking it that you don't as they haven't said anything ?

[Chestrockwell]

Twig62 said:

Could be down to different pillows possibly. Also have you asked your parents if you snore or are just taking it that you don't as they haven't said anything ?

Well they haven’t but my ex before never said so so I presume they haven’t told me because I don’t. I’ll ask them later just in case!

[vsonix]

is her mattress/pillow etc much softer than what you'd usually use?

[Chestrockwell]

vsonix said:

is her mattress/pillow etc much softer than what you'd usually use?

Mattress is about the same but the pillow is a lot harder

[Strudul]

Different position?

[Tempest_5]

How do you know you don't snore if you are asleep?

[GT03ROB]

Previous girlfriends & parents are just being polite.

[HTP99]

Have her stay at yours and see what happens?

[hotchy]

You just snore. Even at home. It may not be loud so your parents won't hear as there not next to your mouth. Just upgrade to a non moaning girlfriend before it's too late....

[anonymous-user]

Is she sitting on your face too heavily?
Tell her to take some of the weight on her knees.

[Gameface]

Sage advice.

[xjay1337]

keirik said:

Is she sitting on your face too heavily?
Tell her to take some of the weight on her knees.

[JimmyConwayNW]

At least she hasn't filmed your 2 different types of snoring and put them on instagram like mine did

[geeks]

Wife says the more tired and or drunk I am the worse my snoring gets. I do snore normally but not loudly according to the wife, however add in either of the first two conditions and she has considered smothering me with a pillow!

[HTP99]

geeks said:

Wife says the more tired and or drunk I am the worse my snoring gets. I do snore normally but not loudly according to the wife, however add in either of the first two conditions and she has considered smothering me with a pillow!

I snore badly when I've had a drink; red wine makes it even worse, I also think I'm mildly aergic to my dogs, as I'm always a bit bunged up when in the house; I don't think that helps either.

When the wife has had friends round and I go up early, they can hear me when in the lounge.

Funny thing yesterday, we were in a minivan on the way back from a day out, the Thai guy next to me started snoring really loudly, a Thai sat infront of him got agitated by it, moved his arm back and slapped his thigh quite hard, waking him up; he glared at me thinking I'd done it!

[croyde]

Could well be a case of different mattress and pillows.

I've just started staying over at my new girlfriend's place.

Rock hard mattress and pillows no thicker than a tea towel.

She says I toss and turn and keep waking up thus waking her up. Not surprising.

How can anyone sleep without a decent pillow?

Next time I'm bringing my own