I can’t tell you how many times I had ended up with little to no blankets after sleeping 4 four hours. Eventually, spouse and I decided that we would get two full-size blankets for the bed so that we could each have one. This has prevented so many restless nights.

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    Not to one-up, but we went with two blankets, along with two beds and two rooms. Never looked back. Game-changer if you’ve got the space.

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      I’ve always had an issue sleeping next to someone unless it was on accident. Like, falling asleep on the couch for example. But I can’t do it on purpose. A mix of not being able to get comfortable and what I can only describe as being self conscious about how I sleep make it nearly impossible. Also, I move in my sleep. Having someone else in the bed has always made things more complicated.

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        9 hours ago

        I always have that at the start of a new relationship. But for me it goes away after a few weeks. i absolutely get beeing self conscious. Do i sleep weird? Am I breathing in a strange rhythm?

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        11 hours ago

        this echoes a lot of my behaviors.

        I’ve never really gotten over it. I think I get some sleep just because I’m usually exhausted.

        are we doomed?

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          I think it’s perfectly reasonable to sleep in separate beds. Just because you don’t sleep next to them doesn’t mean you don’t enjoy their company. Whenever my girlfriend would come over I’d wait until she fell asleep and then go sleep on the couch. It was an understanding we had. She fell asleep better with someone there and I fell asleep better by myself.

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      12 hours ago

      This has been spoken about a lot in our household and I wish the day would come sooner. Sadly I doubt we will have the money to afford anywhere with more space anytime soon so I’ll be sleeping like shit until then. Sleeping in the same bed as someone else is over rated!

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        9 hours ago

        Nothing wrong with 1950s-sitcom-style double beds with a shared nightstand if you are short on space. You spend a third of your life in a bed; best to be happy there.

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            8 hours ago

            Roger. Suppose a bunkbed’s out of the question? Hammocks?

            In any case, here’s to your future abundance!

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              Haha I think bunkbeds might be a tough sell xD I’m also 191cm tall and they usually have bars around the head and foot which makes for even more uncomfortable sleeping than being next to someone.

              I’ll just look forward to the possibilities of the future! Enjoy your setup :p