Do you share the same room with your spouse or separate rooms?
@ajisconic2000 (633)
Nigeria
January 16, 2007 4:52pm CST
This is dependent on the finacial capacity of the family in acquiring a more spacious appartment if not they might have to shre the same room which i don't really support.It is better for the couple to have diffrent rooms for the purpose of privacy and for them to be able to concentrate more other aspects of their lives endeavour.
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@craftwave (1338)
• United States
16 Jan 07
I could not imagine not sharing a room with my husband no matter what my financial capacity is. That is the one place that we can go and not be disturbed. As for privacy I would rather give privacy up to spend more time with my husband.
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@mynatenyi (226)
• Nigeria
17 Jan 07
yeah! a thumb up for you sista, since i promise not to fall in love with a stranger why then do i run from sharing the same room.
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@mom2rottie (620)
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17 Jan 07
Of course we share a room (and a bed) I couldn't sleep without him there. I don't know what kind of privacy you need from your spouse... especially when sleeping... I don't know what you mean by focus on other parts of life... what other parts of life take place in your bedroom??
@jess368 (3368)
• United States
16 Jan 07
Really? im Christian, and i know people who are more into the religion than i am, but they sleep in the same rooms. if you are not going to sleep with your spouse, and want to concentrate on other aspects become a nun, or a munk. are you married?
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@crystal8577 (1466)
• United States
17 Jan 07
I have more than enough privacy without having to have a room away from my husband. I can't imagine either of us being o-kay with it.
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@sizzle3000 (3036)
• United States
16 Jan 07
I can remember way back when I was a kid that my grandparents did not have the same bedroom. Growing up I often wondered how they had a kid. Then later my parents are now in seperate rooms. My dad snores and hits in his sleep and mom said enough is enough. I however, at this time still sleep in the same bedroom as my husband. I do however, sleep on the sofa when he works till the wee hours of the morning. He snore terrible and there is no way to stop him. The other problem is that I have asthma and sometimes I have to sleep sitting up and I don't like to keep him up so I sleep in my nice big chair in the livingroom.
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@sarithagp (238)
• United States
16 Jan 07
We don't share rooms but we share the bed...lol..We live in a double bed room appartment.One bedroom is occupied by hubby for his office work and all his stuff into which I never go.And in my room I have my stuff and bed.
@pendragon (3349)
• United States
17 Jan 07
We share a room and we would with more space too, I would hate to be in a separate room.I prefer the intimacy.
@loujac3 (1188)
• United States
18 Jan 07
I have been several relationships where we had separate rooms. With my ex it was because he had problems that were not pleasant and we had grown apart. He was a control freak.
I find that having a separate room is like dating. It is nice when you want to be alone or when one of you is sick and you don't want to share the problem. I don't like a television in the bedroom and most men do. I like to read in bed and that keeps the other person awake. I always liked it when I would get a late night visit from my amorous mate and it put a new curve to the relationship. Also, you can choose your own style of decor and you don't have to clean up the other persons messes.
I am a late nighter and most people are early risers. So many different reasons and yet I do enjoy sharing the bed with someone. It really is a matter of preferance.
@santwana_veddika (2018)
• India
17 Jan 07
Yes i share my room with my spouse because him it is not possible for me and daughter to sleep.
@cuteangel1987 (54)
• India
17 Jan 07
oh this is i guess one off the most ridiculous questions asked on mylot. of course everybody even smaall children knw tht married people stay in the same room howver rich thy may be.marriage is a sacrd bond and ppl share tht level of emtions to sleep in the same room with their spouse irrespective of their financial state!!
@sunilwason (172)
• India
17 Jan 07
Same room with the spouse. She is my partner and I would hate to be without her. Staying in the same room gives a feeling of security to both as well a feeling of being wanted by each other. I wonder why sholud someone not share the room with the spouse.
@franken_ind (141)
• Ukraine
17 Jan 07
I can't stay in the same room with my girl friend,no matter what happens..how do i now get my privacy..what financial aspect will make me share a room..well i don't think so
@CC09241974 (69)
• United States
17 Jan 07
We do not share rooms! He, well, suppose to be living in the basement but generally sleeps on the couch. He does have a few things in the closet in my room for it is the best place for dressier clothes he does not wear often. I even recently got him knocking before he comes in. Not that I do not have anything to hide, but it just feels like I had no where to go and have time for myself after taking care of kids all day, cleaning, laundry, I need that break.
We are only just friend snow and waiting for a divorse, but it has been with way for almost 8 years out of the 10 we have lived together.
CC
@pradesh13 (287)
• India
17 Jan 07
I think spouse should share the common room because they are life partners.Everybody has privacy I fully understand however spouse should not have different bedrooms or rooms which will form unnecessary gap physically and mentally.
@raveena (1353)
• India
17 Jan 07
I do not agree to this at all. Even if I become a millionaire I would not stay in seperate room. What are we married for if we stay in sepearte rooms. Yes there should be privacy but not so much that you need a seperate room. I do not feel sleepy if I do not hold my husband.