Sleeping in a bed with your other half...

[Carrot]

Just curious to know the opinions, being that we have a mix of young, old, very old, and mybrainhurts on this forum...

Aside from the obvious bedroom activity,do you actually enjoy sharing a bed with your partner when the primary goal is to sleep, and do you sleep better when you are on your own generally?

[ewenm]

Absolutely sleep better alone, but she is 9 months pregnant at the moment so with lots of extra pillows and lots of broken sleep for her, there's not a lot of room for me anyway!

[Engineer1]

Weirdly if the Mrs isn't in the bed I struggle to get comfortable or even get off to sleep.

Edited by Engineer1 on Sunday 12th September 18:44

[MitchT]

Sleep better sharing with the OH - there's something comfortable and contenting about having her right there If I'm on my own it's like the checklist of 'things to do before I can go to sleep' has not been completed and I can't settle myself - I feel uneasy like I've left the door unlocked or something.

Edited by MitchT on Sunday 12th September 18:44

[Mazda Baiter]

I sleep better alone but I get cold.

[pushthebutton]

I use the spare room for a good nights sleep.

[Tow Vehicle Rqrd]

I prefer having my bed to myself as I like to read for ages and can also fart in peace.

[MartinF]

I used to be terrible at sleeping wihle the OH was there. She always wanted to be the little spoon but I just could not get comfy lying 'around' her. It seems practise makes perfect, I struggle to sleep alone now.

[killsta]

I sleep much better alone.

MitchT said:

Sleep better sharing with the OH - there's something comfortable and contenting about having her right there

[Cock Womble 7]

I always sleep better when I'm sleeping with someone. Anyone.

[mybrainhurts]

Carrot said:

Just curious to know the opinions, being that we have a mix of young, old, very old, and mybrainhurts on this forum...

Leave me alone, I'm constipated...

[Fort Jefferson]

The same bed? We don't even sleep in the same room.

For about the first 27 years we did, but for the last 6, we have had seperate rooms.

Coughing - Her
Snoring - Me
Fidgeting - Her
Reading - Her
Getting up to go to the loo - Me

If we could sleep together, we would.

[Lemmonie]

I have a superking sized bed. I cannot cleep unless he is in with me BUT I do not do cuddling or his face anywhere near mine. His breathing does my head in

We do like to touch feet though just so we know we are there

[Pferdestarke]

I like a mixture. She works the occasional night shift and I look forward to a night alone.

The covers stay on when I'm alone, she kicks and pulls them all over the damn place

[Puggit]

I would much rather sleep in a separate room. Thank god we recently moved from a 3 bed to a 4 bed house

I can often be found in the spare room in the morning. Mrs Puggit doesn't hog the bed or anything, but she's a light snorer and I'm a very light sleeper.

[Fort Jefferson]

Lemmonie said:

His breathing does my head in

Many a night, Mrs FJ used to wake me up and tell me to stop breathing.

[mft]

I definitely sleep better when alone. Not sure why, as I'm a duvet-stealer who turns over especially violently, so I'm told, so it's not as though I change my behaviour when I have company

[NickyTwoHats]

Can't sleep without her. Can't sleep with her. Can't kill.....
Bugger finding the one you love!

[NickyTwoHats]

Which reminds me..

Did you sleep with my daughter last night?

...

,,

No not a wink.

[Cock Womble 7]

Lemmonie said:

His breathing does my head in

Gentlemen of the PH jury, what more proof do we need?

No further questions, your Honour.