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A decent night's sleep is a completely reasonable expectation.
Suggesting is not the same as demanding. You are attempting to discredit that point by taking it to its ridiculous extreme.
When someone is awoken by loud snoring, that doesn't...
Really?
I'll say it again in case you missed it.
No, you can't control the snoring.
That's true, and a given.
But:
If you know you snore loudly, and
if you can afford a single room,
Then it is a kindness to not impose your din on the rest...
Yeah no, it's not. If you think that's aggression, you've got bigger problems which cannot be solved here.
I posit that sleeping in a shared space if you know you are a snorer is aggression. One being a snorer doesn't supercede the rights of...
I do think snorers should try everything they can to fix it before they stay in shared rooms. I tape my mouth closed (which won’t work for those with blocked noses) and my husband who has a blocked nose wears a mouth device he bought on Amazon...
Stating (even strongly stating) that it bothers one is not aggression. Suggesting that snorers get a private room is not aggression. Expressing dismay over a poor night's sleep ahead of a full day of walking isn't aggression.
There's a whole lot of grey area between "luxury" and a sleepless night caused by loud snoring. You're attempting to discredit the point by taking it to its ridiculous extreme.
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