Would you be upset if your wife/husband slept in separate bed because of your snoring? (married, love)
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I like snoring; it's rather soothing. If I snored and it bothered him, no I wouldn't be bothered if he slept in another room. I always slept in another room when we had infants, so he could get a decent nights sleep.
I like snoring; it's rather soothing. If I snored and it bothered him, no I wouldn't be bothered if he slept in another room. I always slept in another room when we had infants, so he could get a decent nights sleep.
Dude, my husband gets up with infants, same as me. Separate bed wouldn't do anything.
It doesn't bother me. What DOES bother me is when I'm sleeping in bed, he is on the couch, and snores so loud that tye floors and walls vibrate. We live in an apartment. If the far bedroom is affected by his snoring, then the poor people below us have to be miserable. I've learned not to wake him up directly. Usually throwing something at him gets it to stop for a while.
LOL @ "snorequake."
My wife has had a few of those.
She has always told me wake her up if it's that bad, after all, it's not good for her heart.
She has always told me wake her up if it's that bad, after all, it's not good for her heart.
Yes! Snorequake! It's horrible.
Yeah, waking up my bf means something's getting broken, whether it be a glass, or a door..... So throwing change at him, or a small toy usually gets it to stop without fully waking him up.
We can't sleep together. It just doesn't work. One of us is on the couch. We first got together, he was on a 3rd shift schedule. Then I got knocked up, then i was with the baby, and now he snores and I've gotten a bloody nose from his elbow before because of how he spreads out in his sleep. And the snoring, omg his breath is so awful. It fills the whole room he sleeps in. And I toss and turn ALL NIGHT because of my hip problems, which drives him crazy. So, sleeping separately is what's best.
Those soft, spongy ear plugs work fairly good for blocking noise and they are inexpensive. A couple of those and a breathe right strip and you will be all set.
She has always told me wake her up if it's that bad, after all, it's not good for her heart.
Is snoring bad for your heart, or apnea? (which frequently comes with snoring) He snores, but no apnea; I don't snore, but have apnea if I sleep on my back.
My husband snores and he never used to. I just grab ear plugs and put them in. I won't wake him because he has work, and our bed is so darn comfortable and the room is the darkest, so I won't leave.
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