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Pretty cool to have data on this. My more recent long-term relationships have involved actually sleeping in separate beds 99% of the time, which I'm quite happy
by TillE 9y ago
Pretty cool to have data on this. My more recent long-term relationships have involved actually sleeping in separate beds 99% of the time, which I'm quite happy with.
Maybe it works for some couples, but it seems like a tradition borne of history and culture and limited living space. Much prefer having my own room.
- fiatjaf 9y agoSo in the past when there were less people per square miles on Earth there was less space and people had to share beds?
- brewdad 9y agoHomes have gotten much larger as humans have become more wealthy on average. Compare the 1500 sq ft 1950s suburban home to today's 3000+ sq ft McMansions.
- eeZah7Ux 9y agoThat really depends on the country. Many farmer houses (in warm areas) in Europe are much bigger that the average city house.
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- eeZah7Ux 9y agoHeated rooms were for kings and aristocrats, everybody else had to share smaller rooms to keep the heat if they lived in colder climates.
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- pbhjpbhj 9y ago>Much prefer having my own room. // I really like sleeping with my wife, and with the kids when camping or when we have guests over. However, I miss having a proper space to call my own when I'm awake.