how do you sleep?

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i dont have a particular sleeping position i toss and turn all night only when i am absolutley exhasted
can i sleep most of the night on my stomach with my hands curled up under my head in such a way that in the morning they are stiff and sore. i am curious to know how do you sleep?

On my right side, usually.

My immediate response: I lay down and close my eyes.

Seriously: I usually lay on my left side. I prefer to lay on my right side, but my right hip has something wrong that causes pain if I lay on it (or walk too far). I'll sometimes roll over and wake up in way too much pain.

Usually curled up on my belly, buried under blankets.

If you mean quality: horribly
If you mean position: I usually fall asleep on my side, or on my back turned to the side a bit. But I move a lot before and during sleep.

I sleep on my back with my legs spread out and my hands on my belly.

On my side, the right one usually, but it depends where the door is...i sleep facing doors. I know, it's childish.

I actually block mine.

I have rational reasons for doing this. I have no lock on my door and people have mistakenly walked into my room on multiple occasions.

I sleep on my right side facing the door too.

I used to only be able to sleep by putting my head under the covers. I started doing that one winter to keep warm and it became a part of my self-suffocating routine. But in summer this was impossible to do.

For health reasons I don't do it anymore.

halfway on my side with my left arm tucked under me.

I usually sleep on my right side, however in the Summer I sleep on my left side which is scientifically proven to provide the lungs with more oxygen, enabling better sleep. My window is usually open ajar in the Summer. I sleep from 10pm until 6am whilst school is occurring and 12am/1am until 9am/10am during the school holidays.

Partly on my stomach, and a little on my side. Which side varies depending on m light avoidance needs for the evening.

On my back. I seem to need less sleep than my wife. 6 hours a night is sustainable, 7 is more optimal.

On my stomach, with my head turned to the right. Usually my arms are bent underneath me.

I start out switching between sides as I'm falling asleep, but I roll onto my back in my sleep. Then when I'm waking up in the morning, I switch between sides again.

Usually on my left side, sometimes on my back. I prefer many large pillows. I also need to be covered.