Do You Still Sleep With You Partner, Wife, Husband, Whatever? (marriage, woman)

[BECLAZONE]

I say still, but maybe you never did, and I mean, sleep!

It's one thing getting in bed to do a bit of jiggy jiggy, but sleeping, that's a totally different story.

Just wondering how many out there can actually sleep with their partner.

Me, and her, well our body temperatures are just too different to tolerate.

[findly185]

I cant sleep with anyone (actually sleep). So no.

[Dewdroplet76]

Yup. We slept together in a single bed for years. Now we have a queen!

[*Sixy*]

Lately I've been sleeping on the couch. I doze off there and it's where I wind up staying all night.

[somebodynew]

We have a king. When we want to cuddle, we do. When we don't, we don't. He rescues me from bad dreams all the time.

[lovesMountains]

Originally Posted by BECLAZONE

I say still, but maybe you never did, and I mean, sleep!

It's one thing getting in bed to do a bit of jiggy jiggy, but sleeping, that's a totally different story.

Just wondering how many out there can actually sleep with their partner.

Me, and her, well our body temperatures are just too different to tolerate.

That's too bad

I can't imagine NOT sleeping all wrapped up with my husband!

[JamesDD]

I've never been married but I can't sleep with anyone. I get very, very hot in bed and if there's another person there I sweat a lot. One day I broke up with a woman because she didn't understand when she had to go to the guest room after sex.

[cindersslipper]

I live with a "married" couple who haven't shared a bed (or anything else) for 10 years.

Most would call it a "successful" marriage - 27 years.

27 years of living with someone you find repellent and don't really even like.

Yup, that's marriage.

[plmokn]

Originally Posted by somebodynew

He rescues me from bad dreams all the time.

Off topic but if this is common, do you take any medicines? I was on some medicines a few years ago and I had frequent bad dreams from which my wife had to wake me up.

Back to the thread - yes we sleep together but occasionally one of the kids yells "Mommy" in the middle of the night and she goes in there. Works out that since I get up around 515, I don't wake her up with noise and lights and shower.

[plmokn]

Also, some people can't stand their partner's snoring and they might have sleep apnea for which they should consider a sleep study which may (unfortunately) lead to the use of a CPAP.