Would you want a separate bedroom between you and your partner?
ChikkyYoda
Which would you choose, having one bedroom or two bedrooms
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CynicaldreamerInfluencer
+1 y
One bedroom... but with separate beds that can be pushed together if I want to sleep next to him. That way if he gets on my nerves, I need some space, or it's too hot to be clinging next to him, we have own beds.
... what? I'm sure most people have times they want the bed and covers to themselves, lol
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EmmaMaryMaster
+1 y
Why on earth would I want separate bedrooms?
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EmmaMary
+1 y
@chikky Thank you for the MHGirl. x
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WadeDanielSmith2Xper 6
+1 y
If I had two wives, like I want to have someday, we could all have separate bedrooms, and they come to my bedroom for love making and stuff. I'd spend more money on their bedrooms than my own though, I don't require a lot of luxuries and such.
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bklynbadboy1Guru
+1 y
Why would anybody that that makes no sense it defeats the purpose
We, Hubby and I, share our bed. Would not have it any other way.
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OlderAndWiserEditor
+1 y
The best part of every day is drifting off to sleep with my arms around the woman I love. No separate bedrooms for me!
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MasoomaaXper 3
+1 y
Doing that is forbidden for married couples in my religion lol. My friend who I am still seeing/dated does not snore often (thankfully) so there is no need for that if we get married
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WalkingCorpse
+1 y
Yes marriage☺
ArrowheadSWMaster
+1 y
I have known of married couples who have separate bedrooms. I think it had to do with being on different schedules. I think most couples would prefer to at least stay in the same bedroom.
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TJFreshman22Xper 5
+1 y
Why wouldn't you want to cuddle with our partner in the same bed at night? I would miss that a lot and holding her.
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modeveGuru
+1 y
One bedroom and one bed.
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Agape93Master
+1 y
I wouldn’t mind the options
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DargilMaster
+1 y
We may sleep in separate rooms because I snore like a Hippopotamus and she wants the room at 1,235,987 degrees.
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NYCQuestions1976
+1 y
Fahrenheit or Celsius? 😂
Dargil
+1 y
@NYCQuestions1976 Yes.
NYCQuestions1976
+1 y
Good God that's awful. You poor bastard. My ex tried that with me. I sweat if it's 70°F and humid or if I just think about sweating. I told her get blankets and the air conditioner goes on 60°F. Sleep is not supposed to trigger the same bodily response as hard work. 😂
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Dargil
+1 y
@NYCQuestions1976 She likes it about 85f. I like it 60f
NYCQuestions1976
+1 y
Nope. I'd cry.
Drumlin2001Guru
+1 y
No. I'd always want to share a bed. We have a king size cause we both like space, struggle in a normal double.
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dracodragonXper 4
+1 y
I prefer to share my bed, I'm a cuddler, if I'm not cuddling, I don't sleep too well.
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blutwolfeGuru
+1 y
Im the type to have separation anxiety so hell naw separate bedrooms you goofin
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Anpu23Guru
+1 y
One bedroom, but separate personal space if possible.
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Christine726
+1 y
Yes👍
John83Guru
+1 y
I prefer one. I like to sleep next to her every night.
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MassagemanEditor
+1 y
Given the wide difference in our bedtimes, we do.
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CikaZivanXper 5
+1 y
I'm clingy af, so 1 room to serve as living room, guest room and bedroom.
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TacosRAwesomeMaster
+1 y
I'd like the option.
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NYCQuestions1976Guru
+1 y
Only if we had different work shift schedules.
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JimboGBYoda
+1 y
No, that seems weird to me, missing a level of affection.
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WalkingCorpseXper 4
+1 y
Yes if she can take a shit a lone she should be able to sleep a lone☺
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