>>396971548
>wake up at 7:30 am for work
>work until 5 pm
>meetup doesn't start until midnight
>stand and talk to people for a few hours
>it's 2 am, you feel the sleep coming but don't want friday night to end yet
>eventually you're so tired you want to sit down
>sit down, get more tired
>eventually you're too tired to sit up and lay down
>fall asleep a minute later

that's how you fall asleep in VR
yes, it's a bit more uncomfortable than sleeping normally. A lot of the time I fall asleep in VR it's unintentional. I do sometimes show up to the (very late) weekday events like tipsy tuesday with the intention of staying on until I fall asleep. If you actually want to sleep in VR, it's really a matter of good pillows.

>>396975721
>>396976048
A lot of people really suck at approaching sleeping pillow. Even with the headset dimmed, most of the places you fall asleep are dark and most anime faces are very bright. 
Most people approach by sticking their faces right in front of yours, which 1) wakes you up because of the sudden change in light and 2) kinda freaks you out because it's actually kinda weird to wake someone up by staring at them from 2mm away. Of course they move away.