sleeping habits
By timhinyy
@timhinyy (1653)
United States
February 10, 2010 9:36am CST
ok so here is my problem i live with my lady at her relatives home and she insists on sleeping in my room which is fine i don't have any problem with that.
i have a queen size bed which is plenty big enough for the both of us however she has this habit when she is sleeping to keep coming over on my side.
my question is how do i tell her without hurting her feelings?
does anyone else have a partner who's sleeping habits make it difficult for you to get a good nights rest?
the other problem is for some reason she will sleep at a different end of the bed then i do which i could understand if my bed had a headboard or something like that, but is doesn't it is just up against the wall i will sleep at the other end, cause it is right next to the tv, which when i can't sleep i will watch.
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@BarBaraPrz (45433)
• St. Catharines, Ontario
10 Feb 10
Yeah, that's one of the drawbacks of co-habitation... Where are all those twin beds from early TV shows?
I never could get a good night's sleep sharing a bed (unless it's with a cat).
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@timhinyy (1653)
• United States
10 Feb 10
it would be fine if i could just get her to stay on her half of the bed. the bed is plenty big enough for the both of us.
yeah i remember watching reruns of shows like DVD show with the separate beds. i had to edit that because the title of the show is not acceptable here its the one with mary tyler moore as the wife.
for some reason she will lay crookedly across and i have to be careful not to hit her cause she is right by my feet.
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@BarBaraPrz (45433)
• St. Catharines, Ontario
10 Feb 10
Dikk Van Dy-ke?
(Wow, both first and last name are "unacceptable". And he's such a nice man, too.)
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@Canellita (12029)
• United States
17 Feb 10
It won't hurt her feelings if you tell her that you're having trouble sleeping. The two of you have habits based on what you did before you became a couple and this is just another one of those things you both have to figure out how to adjust so that you can both be comfortable and get a good night's sleep.
Maybe you should consider moving the bed and TV around so that you can find an arrangement that works for both of you.
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@timhinyy (1653)
• United States
17 Feb 10
eventually she is going to go back to her own bed in her room where i think she will be more comfortable, because her bed is newer and i think a little softer, but i think its the same size as mine.
i like having the television where it is so if for some reason i can't sleep i can watch some television to relax.
most nights i will play some music too to help relax and it usually helps me fall asleep, which she never seems to have a problem with.
