I usually sleep in my best friend who happens to be male bed when I stay over there with him because his brothers take up the couch space.
Do you like to share your bed?
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best way to get around the gap in pushing two beds together, turn them so theyre both facing horizontal instead of vertical.put a blanket underneath the sheet and you shouldnt feel the middle bit at all 
It depends who you share your bed with
Even though I'm as twitchy and blanket hogging as the rest of you she was so comfortable to sleep with. Like a hug in a mug.
Even though I'm as twitchy and blanket hogging as the rest of you she was so comfortable to sleep with. Like a hug in a mug.
I don't mind it. I've co-slept since I was little. And Currently, I share a bed with my sister. I'm used to having someone there. But recently my boyfriend has been bugging me to spend the night with him because he wanted to cuddle and fall asleep in each other's arms. I don't know if I can do that. At least not right away. That sort of thing would take getting used to. I may be used to sharing my bed but I'm not used to cuddling or touching. I'm used to "You stay on your side, I'll stay on mine.". He didn't like hearing that and wanted to know what kind of person doesn't want to fall asleep in another person's arms.
I like it, but not all the time. It's good occasionally. The benefit of having someone to cuddle is outweighed by the fact that another human in the bed can sometimes be a distraction depending on their sleeping habits. But then if you've had sex first you should be tired enough to fall asleep fairly fast anyway.Danglybits said:
My bed at home is too big for one person and too small for two to sleep in, so no, I don't like sharing it (unless it's for... you know ).
If I had a bigger bed I wouldn't mind, but my bedroom is pretty small and if I'd put in a bigger bed there wouldn't be enough room to put all my other stuff in and still have a decent amount of empty floorspace, so a bigger bed isn't really gonna happen until I move someplace bigger.
).If I had a bigger bed I wouldn't mind, but my bedroom is pretty small and if I'd put in a bigger bed there wouldn't be enough room to put all my other stuff in and still have a decent amount of empty floorspace, so a bigger bed isn't really gonna happen until I move someplace bigger.
I have sleeping problems, as soon as whoeever is in my bed stops talking/snuggling I tend to get really bored and lurk for a while then get up and do something else, needless to say, I've been told I'm pretty annoying to share a bed with, and I can't really argue with that, trying to get to sleep is just so... boring.
Still, until they decide to be boring and sleep, sharing a bed can be pretty fun.
Still, until they decide to be boring and sleep, sharing a bed can be pretty fun
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It really depends on the size of the bed. I have trouble sharing a twin bed (especially with a girlfriend - they are distracting!) but a queen or king is fine. I don't move at all while I sleep, and I snore very softly, so I don't have the usual problems.
Yeah, the sex definitely helps. The trick can be to fall asleep faster than your bed mate so that you're not trying to fall asleep while dodging limbs and heavy flopping. I've spent years trying to turn over carefully so I didn't disturb my boyfriend; just a few months ago he told me that I've never woken him up. Ever. I sleep much better now.BonsaiK said:
