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.Then there is flatulation (double ugh), that's what air freshener is for.............why my boyfriend has been known to spray that stuff at me like I'm a big ol mosquito we go through two cans of the stuff a night but we prefer sleeping in the same bed anyway  
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lol just kidding..................
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Edited by
navygirl
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Fri 08/23/13 09:06 PM
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That may work for some, but personally, I'm gonna want him in my bed. I'm just selfish that way.  Thankfully, I don't snore or toss and turn andcan sleep through just about anything, so if he takes over the guest room...we have problems.  My friend's parents have separate bedrooms because he snores so loudly and they have tried everything but nothing helps. They are still happily married so separate bedrooms did not destroy their relationship; however they are both mature well-rounded adults and they have an understanding. If I were in a relationship; I would have to have a separate bedroom too as I am a light sleeper and it seems most older men snore. Sorry; I need my sleep to survive and nothing against sharing a bed; I would have to do what is right for my health. I certainly wouldn't be in the mood for love making if I am tired and cranky every day. LOL |
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