What you're really getting back.
Falling asleep next to each other. Talking before the lights go out. Waking up in the same bed.
What the research says (3 studies)
- The guest room may not fix it. In a study of 1,032 women, those living with heavy snorers reported more insomnia and daytime fatigue, and sleeping in a separate bedroom did not seem to bring them relief. [10]
- Rested couples argue less. People report more conflict with their partner after a poor night, and couples resolve disagreements best when both of them are well rested. [11]
- Most people would rather share the bed. Among people who had slept apart and later went back to sharing a bed, the most common reason was that they missed each other. [12]
If snoring is what sent one of you down the hall, start where it often starts: at the jaw. See where it works

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