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Do you (OR) Would you sleep in seperate beds or rooms if married?

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frankgomez75

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Some say sleeping in different beds or rooms can give you a happy marriage. So would you sleep in different beds/rooms than your spouse?

I would.... I'm an insomniac.
 
Same bed, me without a blanket because the wife always steals it.

<grammer nazi>
Separate
</grammer nazi> 😉
 
Originally posted by: nakedfrog
We sleep in the same bed. We do each have our own blanket though, since we're both blanket-stealers 😛
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Same. . My husband has 2 blankets and i have 1 for myself..

Though, my husband is a very light sleeper.. so i assume that if i snored or made too much noise sleeping he'd move into the guest room.
 
Originally posted by: Patt
Same bed, me without a blanket because the wife always steals it.

<grammer nazi>
Separate
</grammer nazi> 😉
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grammar
and in this context, i believe you are referring to spelling and not grammar.
 
Originally posted by: LeiZaK
Originally posted by: Patt
Same bed, me without a blanket because the wife always steals it.

<grammer nazi>
Separate
</grammer nazi> 😉
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grammar
and in this context, i believe you are referring to spelling and not grammar.
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owned lol 😉
 
Originally posted by: Childs
My uncle and aunt do this. Apparently he snores too loud. They've been married for over 30 years.
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Mine sleep in different rooms because they work different shifts.
 
Originally posted by: nakedfrog
We sleep in the same bed. We do each have our own blanket though, since we're both blanket-stealers 😛
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Same here. I usually ask for an extra blanket or a sheet when we go to hotels. I can't understand people sleeping in different beds or rooms. My point of view is you're married, you kiss this woman, you share food with her, you swap fluids with her, and you sleep in the same bed as her.
 
My wife and I share a bed. It's the best, imho. But I suppose there could be medical reasons to not share, snoring etc.
 
I had an ex who's parents slept in seperate rooms. They claimed it was because they snored, I think it was because they were so obsese they couldn't fit in a queen size bed.
 
Originally posted by: eakers
I had an ex who's parents slept in seperate rooms. They claimed it was because they snored, I think it was because they were so obsese they couldn't fit in a queen size bed.
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heh
 
Originally posted by: eakers
I had an ex who's parents slept in seperate rooms. They claimed it was because they snored, I think it was because they were so obsese they couldn't fit in a queen size bed.
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/thread
 
We sleep in the same bed. Used to have a king, but downsized to queen in the new place. It's just fine, though, because we're cuddlers. 😉
 
Same bed. Couldn't imagine my wife and I sleeping in separate beds, let alone separate rooms, unless we we traveling apart from each other.
 
My parents sleep in separate rooms, since my dad gets up really early and my mom doesnt want to get waken up
 
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