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Odd the article didn't touch on an obvious problem with differing sleep patterns among couples: sexual activity. Going to bed after your partner is asleep make
by zzalpha 11y ago
Odd the article didn't touch on an obvious problem with differing sleep patterns among couples: sexual activity.
Going to bed after your partner is asleep makes it a lot tougher to initiate since it involves waking that person up.
The alternative is to initiate during other parts of the day but that may not be possible for many reasons (children being the most obvious).
- ty56 11y agoYou missed the 'connect' euphemism "She advises couples who sleep at different times to make sure they find other times to connect, whether it’s the morning, the half-hour before the first partner goes to sleep, or even the weekend."
- zzalpha 11y agoAh, hah, yeah, that would seem to be a euphemism. Odd they choose to be so circumspect about it...
- visakanv 11y agoOh wow... have I been foolishly turning down sex whenever I block "let's connect" messages on LinkedIn? Damnit!
- gaius 11y agoApparently lots of people on Linkedin get confused about that too http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/604502/LinkedIn-sexism-row-lawyer-leers-at-men-lawyer-calls-daughter-hot http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/604502/LinkedIn-sexism-row-...
- jeffdavis 11y agoThat seems dismissive. Do these solutions really result in satisfying relationships? I'm skeptical that fitting your sex life into odd hours/days works for everyone.
- scruple 11y agoAnd especially so for couples trying to conceive.