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Georgiegirl256

I'm a total duvet hogger and wrap myself up in it! I love it when DH is on call and sleeps in the other room! I don't starfish, I still snuggle up in the foetal position, but if I'm honest, I do prefer having the bed to myself! I don't get these people who say that if their OH is away then the bed feels so empty and they can't sleep.

calleyw

codemonkey wrote: »

I To make it even more fun he's also a duvet hogger so he wraps himself up like a sausage roll and I get a sliver of duvet that half covers me.

maybe you should have a duvet each and then you each wrap up in :rotfl:

Some times I wake up with the duvet all over the place. But it rarely happens so think I don't wriggling about too much.


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Calley

calleyw

Georgiegirl256 wrote: »

I'm a total duvet hogger and wrap myself up in it! I love it when DH is on call and sleeps in the other room! I don't starfish, I still snuggle up in the foetal position, but if I'm honest, I do prefer having the bed to myself! I don't get these people who say that if their OH is away then the bed feels so empty and they can't sleep.

Now I use to be like that.

Many moons ago my husband got made redundant and the only job he could get in the run up to christmas was shelf stacking 10pm-6am. I could not go to sleep at all until 4am. So in the end I ended up working there as well. We both did two nights a week and full time job for about 6 months

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Calley

codemonkey

I've got so used to the situation that I now get too hot under the duvet and kick it off anyway :rotfl:

Starting to wonder if Lucy and Ricky beds aren't the best option.

calleyw

codemonkey wrote: »

I've got so used to the situation that I now get too hot under the duvet and kick it off anyway :rotfl:

Starting to wonder if Lucy and Ricky beds aren't the best option.

Do remember that it was only the poor who slept in one bed and bedroom.

The rich and well to do had separate beds and bedrooms and in some cases houses as well :rotfl:

Its been the last hundred odd years that couples of all classes have shared beds. And now it's seem as odd if you don't.

The reason for me and my husband sleeping separately was due to him becoming a fidget after the stroke. Mind you I got use to sleeping on my own as he was in hospital for 3 and half months.

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Calley

Georgiegirl256

codemonkey wrote: »

I've got so used to the situation that I now get too hot under the duvet and kick it off anyway :rotfl:

Starting to wonder if Lucy and Ricky beds aren't the best option.

We sometimes get twin beds in hotel rooms as we find the doubles to be quite small, and also, you seem to get a slightly bigger room if you get a twin room.

I never seem to get too warm. Instead I bury myself right down and snuggle in!

Waves_and_Smiles

WaSp now takes his own blanket to bed to wrap himself up in. By the morning the duvet is always wrapped around me and he usually has a corner of the cover. What with my nightmares, sleepwalking and sleep talking I am not the easiest of bed partners really!

Georgiegirl256

calleyw wrote: »

The rich and well to do had separate beds and bedrooms and in some cases houses as well :rotfl:

At the moment, that doesn't seem a bad idea at all! Call of Duty has made a reappearance....didn't miss it one iota when we were away! :mad:

Pyxis

I just don't get this standard double for couples.

A standard double is 4'6" wide. Divided equally, that's 2'3" each! Well, a small single bed, suitable for a child, is 2'6" wide, and a normal single is 3' wide.
So in a standard double, each person has a space 3" narrower than a child's bed! If one person takes more than the 2'3", the other would be sleeping on a plank-width!

calleyw

Georgiegirl256 wrote: »

At the moment, that doesn't seem a bad idea at all! Call of Duty has made a reappearance....didn't miss it one iota when we were away! :mad:

Some celebrity couples do that.

I did read about one celebrity couple that said what kept there marriage alive was separate bathrooms!!!!


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Calley