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yahhh! it may be.
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Depends why you both are sleeping seperate. Does he snore, money problems, or is the bed to small. So it depends. I would assume the worst, is why you're asking, so, yeh, I think your seperation have a good chance of becoming permanent. Start figueing finances, wheres the money at, do you need to get an attorney?. You don't want to be blind sided one day with an empty bank account and lots of problems. If it don'nt work anymore, or can'nt be fixed, time to start looking out for number one. Good tidings..
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I'd say it's the beginning of the end...
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unless there's a secret passage way between the bedrooms and you're role playing like secret spies on a mission or something... otherwise :(
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I think sleeping in seperate rooms is a crime. One should never allow their fire and passion to die off in a relationship. I mean what is the point of being together if it comes to this?
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No---for me its the beginning of a very restful sleep. For such a small thing she snores like a train.
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the beginning of the end.
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It could be. in 1960 my grandparents started sleeping in separate rooms.. and that was the beginning of the end. . about 30 years later, my grandmother died and that really was the end
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maybe... its not a good sign unless its just due to illness or different sleeping schedules
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i would probably say yes it is.
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Unless there are medical reasons like snoring etc that keep each other awake or youre elderly and just rest better sleeping alone then YES.. I speak from experience hunny, I sleep in spare room now and I plan to leave asap.. its definately OVER
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We call that roommates.
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yes. unless there is something newly unbearable like new snoring.
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I would say it normally means that. But I have known couples that slept in seperate rooms for certain reasons.
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it did in mine.
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If you let it bother you.
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The question is do you guys talk???? are you fighting a lot over dumb stuff cause if so than yeah.
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For some people it is the only way they can sleep due to one being restless, snoring etc....
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I don't think so. My parents have been married for over 40 years and have slept apart for probably the last 10. They sleep more restful that way. Also, several people mentioned snoring. That could be another reason. It totally depends on the situation.
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i guess it depends on why you are sleeping in separate rooms. Sometimes, i have to sleep in the guest bedroom b/c i'm restless and he snores and we are doing great.
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I don't know anyone who started sleeping in separate rooms because they wanted to grow closer. Sorry.
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Sometimes people get to a place where they just want their own sleeping space. Restlessness or noises from a cpap machine or what ever. People have their reasons. And I suppose another big reason would be if the couple could no longer stand each other. LOL
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I'd say it's the beginning of separation... Healthy relationships rarely operate this way...
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Depends on why. I love my husband dearly but his snoring chases me away more often then not. :P
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Yes. Sorry:(
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Actually I don't think it usually means the end of a relationship. It might be for some sort of comfort reason, but if there are other problems in the relationship and things are not going well then it could be negative. I have heard of alot of married couples using separte rooms after being married for a while.
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the beginning of the end happened a lot sooner than moving to separate rooms.
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yeah..unless she is so pregnant, there isn't room for 3...lmao
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I don't think so. All my life my mom has slept in her room and my dad sleeps in the living room. I guess they have good reasons though, my dad sleeps with the tv on my mom doesnt and my dad snores too loud and it wakes up my mom.
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nopes...its just we need a lil time to get back together...and it can help in building strong bonds.. :)
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i don't think so, for example you and i sleep in separate rooms and we're not at the end of the relationship;-)
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Some healthy relationships remain healthy because couples sleep separately. When I'm having bad asthma and have to run my nebulizer (a small motor) for a treatment every three to four hours, we often sleep in separate rooms. I'm grouchy enough with not getting good sleep and not getting enough air. If he was grouchy from losing sleep or not getting good sleep, well, what's the point in that? So we can say we slept together? It's just not practical or logical. There are a lot of reasons to sleep in separate rooms, many of them health related, eg, snoring.
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