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Oh yeah, this is mine too. If I get up and come back, same thing, he even takes my pillow. Do they think we are not coming back?

omg yes I have this same problem. I could get up long enough to go to the bathroom and when I get back, I have to make him move over and give me back my pillows. Yes thats pillows is plural because I sleep with three pillows and he has two, but he always takes mine. lol

LOL...There have been nights where I've just given up completely and went to the couch. I have been elbowed in the head. I've had my pillows stolen, my blankets taken as well. One night I went to roll over and couldn't move. He had my pinned to the bed with his legs. He was laying side ways in the bed. My question is how the heck do that get any good sleep when they move around so much?? Makes no sense to me. Couple all this with the fact that he is an obnoxious snorer and the idea of getting twin beds and ear plugs starts to sound pretty good...hehehe.

Hi missybear, yes I go through this each and every night. There are some nights that I'm happy that I have my "good old friend" ( recliner) that way I can get some sleep. Happy myLotting

Yes, But I fix the problem by taking two twin beds and tie it together with metal wire and this turns the bed into a King size bed instead of a twin. I use King size sheets and no one knows that it is really two twins beds tied together. Anyway, what this does is cause there to be a small crack in the middle of the bed and my hubby don't like to roll over on the crack and so he don't. That has keep him from rolling over to my side of the bed and has solve the problem. We sleep together but yet we got our own space.

LOL. In my house it's the opposite. I'm 5'1.5" and my man is 6'. Yet everynight I manage to turn myself kittycorner and take up most of the bed - leaving him tucked in his corner of the bed until he gets annoyed enough to push me back to my side of the bed.