Lame

Boring.

come on people people wording wording.

Totally had to weigh in on this one! I have to sleep in another area of the house, due to my husband's snoring and my wicked sleep disorder. If there are no other problems...communication is good, sex life is ok, etc., then people should sleep in separate bedrooms. There is absolutely no reason that she should suffer the effects of the lack of sleep, especially with a baby/small child!!
(I spent 2 nights and $6,000 at Rush University Medical Center's sleep lab. I was taking Ambien and shooting Scotch, just so I would pass out and sleep for a little bit. I don't do that anymore.)

A bit unusual idea... But said "whatever".
However, they could have use this idea to spice a bit their sexual life, like teenagers meeting at night secretely...
I don't quite know what to think about it, there are so few details !

this is really a 'whatever'. really stupid.

IMO, I feel like the people who say this is bad are the same people who would say that if your boyfriend doesn't ask you to marry him after 2 years, then he doesn't love you and doesn't want to be with you.

However, I think this is fine. People do what they feel most comfortable doing. My boyfriend takes up the entire bed, to the point where I sleep on the edge all night. I have another bedroom to go to, and sometimes I do, especially if I have a migraine or something. We are a perfectly healthy couple. So I see nothing wrong with this. Plus, they did this all the time years ago, and if they didn't sleep in different rooms, they slept in different beds. Different strokes for different folks.

However, this is a dumb confessional. Its not juicy!

I'm voting boring on all of these until they bring back the old ones.

Not really juicy, but I have to ask: are you sure your husband just snores, because he might have sleep apnea. If he has sleep apnea then he can get this thing to help him sleep (though I have to warn you it doesn't look too comfortable) It won't help with your sex life but it might help you both sleep in the same bed.

I feel like this is something that would have horrified me a few years ago. But after 2 live in relationships and then living single for a few years - people need their own space.

honestly, if it has been that big of a deal that she had to sleep in another room for NINE years, maybe her husband should have gone to the doctor to figure out what he can do to fix this issue. Some people just don't use their heads...

What a bamboozling secret..now I wonder, who is the main bamboozler in this scenario?

Oh my bamboozle, they definitely need to bamboozle each other.

I definitely agree, bamboozling is a vital part of any relationship..

Proven fact that you sleep better alone.

Friend of mine sleeps in a different room so they both sleep well but they still do the do quite frequently. I don't think the sleeping has anything to do with the sex life-

Being in constant physical proximity to someone lowers your sensitivity to them. It makes sense that if you put some space between you and yours the physical tensions might amp up a bit, equaling better sex.

Maybe I should give it a shot. My bf is pretty unattractive when he sleeps anyway

I guess sometimes people have separate rooms. I wouldn't mind it to be honest. My husband snores on his back.Then I roll him on his side all night. He's not heavy, he's fit. I don't see us as being an old couple in two separate rooms for nine years though. Thats like a room mate, not a husband.