Do you like sleeping with your partner?

T-K-O

Abigayle wrote: »

I like yours, does that count?

[/bitch]


Naw.. same bed rocks. Surprise sex doesnt really work out from another bed.

That's illegal in 42 states.

Lollipops23

i like snuggling up beside him and waking up beside him,but i've sent him to the spare room when the snoring gets too much for my poor lil ears:o

niether of us is prone to tossing and turning,although ki do steal the duvet according to him!

ciagr297

my last bf used to follow me around the bed (and i travel in my sleep!)....which was annoying, trying to untangle oneself in an bathroom emergency causes stress

hug and roll people!

king or superking size beds usually sort that out fairly lively.....as does a swift kick to the offending partner

banshee_bones

It takes me a while to get used to sharing my bed (well when i had a double bed anyway!) but now im single in my single bed *sniff* dont have these problems anymore...

On a side note.. spooning/cuddling/falling asleep wrapped comfortably around one another fingers entwined sorta stuff...now that..well that rocks

*sighs blissfully*

Wurly

shamblertine wrote: »

I don't :mad:

I need my own space, I find it really hard to sleep with an other person beside me breathing, spluttering, wheezing, tossing, turning, snoring argh!

Don't get me wrong, I love the sex, and cuddling after can be nice too, but when it comes to sleeping I need my own space.

Would it be weird for a couple these days to sleep in different beds? Would society frown upon this? Well society- let me know if that would be acceptable.

I was all for the notion of the 'love room' where the act could take place. And then we'd both have our own room. There's always a 'spare' elbow, breathing, snoring, knee in the back etc etc.

But with my current partner, I could sleep with him the whole time. Not a bother. I could also go to sleep beside him a lot. Fnar fnar.:D

monkeyfudge

I hate sleeping with my partner.

His badge and gun dig into my back.

Super-Rush

Abigayle wrote: »

Yes you are. Read it again, just to be sure.. :pac:


/Edit:just copped your reason for edit- "for talking to myself". lmao. what did it say?

The voice was very faint but i think it said GTFO boards and turn out the light

xzanti

As a lot of people above said, I love the going to bed, snuggling etc and waking up beside him.. But I could live without the actually sleeping part, or not as the case may be for me.. He snores, talks in his sleep and makes a weird clicking noise with his mouth sometimes which boils my blood.. I don't know how many nights I've had to wake him up and tell him to STFU

He also likes to hog the duvet :mad:

Men, can't live with 'em......













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IvyTheTerrible

At the start I found it very hard to get used to sleeping in the same bed as him but now I can't sleep if he's not there.

Although, god love him, he sometimes dreams he plays for arsenal (he's a loyal fan) and he can really kick!

Chickus

I absolutly love it, my favourite part of day..:) Im a divil for the cosieness

chopley

Scientists have actually discovered that men are best sleeping on their own while their wife/girlfriend sleeps with someone else ... Well, sort of!
Read here: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/5197440.stm

Interesting quote: << Dr Neil Stanley, a sleep expert at the University of Surrey, said: "It's not surprising that people are disturbed by sleeping together. Historically, we have never been meant to sleep in the same bed as each other. It is a bizarre thing to do." >>

SeekUp

easyeason3 wrote: »

But if he has been out drinking & is locked then it's easier to go to the spare room, a lot of drink makes him jump & twist in his sleep. More than once I've got a kick or an elbow into the face.

I thought I was the only one!

xzanti wrote: »

He . . . makes a weird clicking noise with his mouth . . . I don't know how many nights I've had to wake him up and tell him to STFU

I thought I was the only one! (Although a nice pat on the cheek usually works as well.)