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Nope, i sleep with a 1000 watt equivalent led bulb on all the time.
Getting flashbanged (minus the bang, usually but not always) by my electronics is helping me build up an immunity to riot control devices. Combine it with my cooking and it's good training for pepper spray, tear gas and vomiting agents as well.
Do you have noctophobia?
If you have all the lights on, that one little light won't bother you as much because your pupils aren't dilated.