elixirhtc · 41-45, M
If you approach it with open conversation, sleeping in a different bed or room from your partner—often referred to as a "sleep divorce"—can greatly enhance your quality of sleep and general health.
OutoftheGloom · 46-50, F
@elixirhtc my husband has passed away. Part of the reason I struggle to sleep now is because I hate being alone. I have bad anxiety at nighttime and that keeps me awake.
Northwest · M
Pointing to my feet, I am always on the right side of the bed. Any partner would rest their head over my heart.
WillaKissing · 61-69, M
I am the same as you.
Frostcloud · F
for a while i was sleeping on one side or the other or maybe the middle and sometimes diagnol but lately i've been turning into s's and a's and z's while i sleep trying to contort to the animals. my lab learned he likes to sleep under my legs at my end of day phone time and for some reason it's really warped my sleeping habits 💀
Frostcloud · F
@Frostcloud realizing i misread the question and any bed but my own are so awkward to me i sleep like a stick
SleepingWithGhosts · 46-50, M
Yes, I always sleep on the left side of a bed, no matter what. Doesn't matter why.
Lilnonames · F
i toss turn so much i get in knots




