Two beds bettern one?

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We've never slept in seperate beds, and I don't think we ever would. But, that's just us. We both have similar sleep patterns. He does snore a bit, but one dig in the ribs from me and he rolls over and shuts up.

I don't like sleeping alone. Even on the rare occassions he goes away on a business trip I have Billy on the bed with me (that's my dog, btw, not um, yeah, never mind. ). He's a good boy and snuggles up with me. Then he spends the next few nights complaining downstairs cos he can't come back on the bed again. The three cats do instead. Hehehe.

But, Rhino, what I'm getting at is do whatever works for you and your wife. My parents also sleep in seperate bedrooms, but they are a solid couple still. Nothing wrong with it at all, especially if you both get a good night's sleep.

Sex can happen anywhere, anytime, and has no bearing on whether or not you actually sleep alone or together. Sure doesn't for me.

Lou

 

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[gauchecritic]

On a lighter note, I think you'll create the right atmosphere to contain the seperate beds conversation if you include the word you used before: "intertwingle."

Gauche