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AlphaGam1019

10-29-2003 04:16 PM

Sleeping Styles

Quote:

Cuddling and snuggling are sure signs of a happy couple. But what does it mean if you prefer opposite sides of the bed -- or even a ton of space? A visual guide to love between sheets.

You sleep. You dream. You make love. You cuddle. What more can be said about sharing a bed? Well as it turns out, quite a lot. Psychiatrist Samuel Dunkell, M.D., author of Good-bye Insomnia, Hello Sleep, has been analyzing the body language of sleep for more than 25 years and believes that sleep positions can reveal certain truths about you and your marriage. As the years pass, our sleep positions may change and evolve, but they continue to take our emotional pulse. How do you and your husband sleep? Let us count the ways..

http://www.indian.cl/sleeping/SleepingPositions.htm

I'm all about the Sweetheart's Cradle. :)

http://www.indian.cl/sleeping/cradle1.jpg

Ginger

10-29-2003 06:21 PM

Ha! We do the "buttock hug". We usually spoon when we first get into bed at night, but neither of us can fall asleep that way. We both need the fresh air from facing the outside of the bed. But this way we still touch at least a little bit. :)

Tom Earp

10-29-2003 06:34 PM

I sleep on my left side, cannot sleep on my back or right side!

When I was married after 20 yr. I slept on my right side so would not have to be cuddly! TV on so when I wake during the nite an see what is going on. Afraid of the dark, boogie woman get me!:)

Hate sweartying at night! Shower dailey, any taksrs?:D

ZTAngel

10-29-2003 06:53 PM

Since cuddling is uncomfortable, this is what me and my boyfriend do:

http://www.indian.cl/sleeping/leghug1.jpg

It says:

Some couples aren't comfortable establishing physical contact directly, and need to go about it as if it were almost by chance -- your toes or feet "accidentally" touch, or your leg is casually thrown over his. Although such casual contact could imply that you or your husband are ambivalent about expressing affection, or intentionally withholding it -- maybe after a fight -- it may also speak of healthy camaraderie. To Dr. Glass, hooked legs suggest familiarity, comfort, and a daring quality as well, almost like a dress code. After all, you have to have a pretty strong foundation to assume such physical proprietorship even when you're fighting.

sigtau305

10-29-2003 09:49 PM

I Sleep on the right most of the time.

mmcat

10-30-2003 08:44 AM

right or left side.

Rio_Kohitsuji

10-30-2003 12:49 PM

Dusty and I do these...

http://www.indian.cl/sleeping/spoon1.jpg

and...

http://www.indian.cl/sleeping/cradle1.jpg

Munchkin03

10-30-2003 07:55 PM

We're Honeymoon Huggers. Occasionally the Sweetheart's Cradle.

IheartMATT806

10-30-2003 09:09 PM

THE CRAB!?!?

Who in the hell does that?! That is the most craziest thing ever.

If I ever found my man halfway of the bed sleeping while I lay confortable on the bed I would be werided out to all hell.

Does anyone else thing that "The Crab" is werid as hell?

:eek:

Hootie

10-30-2003 09:51 PM

I like to fall asleep in the Sweetheart's Cradle and wake up in the Spoon!

I'm all over the place when I sleep alone...sometimes I end up horizontal on the bed LOL!:p

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