September 2011 Moms

Clicky: Do you and your DH/SO go to bed together?

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Re: Clicky: Do you and your DH/SO go to bed together?

  • Heh. This is actually a joke in our house.

    So I do not like going to bed without my husband. It's not a clingy thing or anything like that (we're actually quite happy to have separate social engagements/circles of friends/etc.), I think it's just a juvenile thing that I'm going to "miss" something, or the idea of completely tying up the end of a day. Generally speaking, we're ready to go to bed at the same time. But, sometimes, the following conversation takes place.

    Him: All right. I'm going to bed.
    Me: Why?!
    Him: I'm exhausted.
    Me: But I'm not tired yet!
    Him: So stay awake.
    Me: But... ... but no! Stay up with me! There's still stuff we can do.
    Him: Good night, sweetie.
    Me: *groooooooan* *follows him to bed*

     or...

    Me: *falling asleep on the couch*
    Him: Sweetie, go to bed.
    Me: Are you going to bed?
    Him: No.
    Me: *settles on the couch to sleep on his lap*

    What can I say: I'm a total weirdo. 

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  • Yep, we always do. Mostly because we are both tired at the same time. But also because for us, laying in bed together, we talk about our day, we talk about the baby, we laugh and giggle and have some quality time together. This is my favorite part of the day and I wouldn't have it any other way. :)
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  • DH and I do not have the same work schedule. 

    I get to work at 5AM - unless it's the opening of a major hunting season, DH is not at work this early.  He's law enforcement, but practically sets his own hours based on what he needs to patrol.  Sometimes he's coming home when I'm getting up for work.

    Even when he has to get up at 7am, he's usually up later than me because he napped during the day and still has energy.  I try to go to bed at 9 or 9:30PM.

  • I chose yes, always. I do end up falling asleep on the couch almost every night, but once it hits our bed time, DH wakes me up so I can do my bedtime routine while he locks up the house and does his bedtime routine. We meet in the room where he watches T.V. for a little bit and I instantly fall back to sleep.
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  • Typically, we go to bed together. But, recently I've been so exhausted in the evenings, that I go to bed around 10:00, and he isn't tired, so he'll come up maybe an hour or so later. I HATE going to bed alone, but lately, there's really no option!

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  • We have goofy schedules with him being a firefighter and me traveling for work, but if we are home together, we go to bed together. We have a tv in our room and typically watch a little tv together and whoever falls asleep last, turns the tv off.
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  • Nope. He works first shift, has to be at work at 4 am so he gets up at 3. He's usually in bed by 9. Way too early for me. So its kisses goodnight and he's off to bed and I'm left to relax in the quiet til I'm ready to sleep.
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  • We used to until this pregnancy.  Now I have to be to sleep before him otherwise I can't get to sleep because he snores.  I am more sensitive to it for some reason. I look forward to getting to go to bed together after the baby comes...well, heres hoping anyhow!
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  • imageLaComtesse:

    Heh. This is actually a joke in our house.

    So I do not like going to bed without my husband. It's not a clingy thing or anything like that (we're actually quite happy to have separate social engagements/circles of friends/etc.), I think it's just a juvenile thing that I'm going to "miss" something, or the idea of completely tying up the end of a day. Generally speaking, we're ready to go to bed at the same time. But, sometimes, the following conversation takes place.

    Him: All right. I'm going to bed.
    Me: Why?!
    Him: I'm exhausted.
    Me: But I'm not tired yet!
    Him: So stay awake.
    Me: But... ... but no! Stay up with me! There's still stuff we can do.
    Him: Good night, sweetie.
    Me: *groooooooan* *follows him to bed*

     or...

    Me: *falling asleep on the couch*
    Him: Sweetie, go to bed.
    Me: Are you going to bed?
    Him: No.
    Me: *settles on the couch to sleep on his lap*

    What can I say: I'm a total weirdo. 

    Wow. This is us exactly. Like you two, we are pretty independent in other aspects of our relationship, but I just really don't like to go to bed without him.

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  • imageLaComtesse:

    Heh. This is actually a joke in our house.

    So I do not like going to bed without my husband. It's not a clingy thing or anything like that (we're actually quite happy to have separate social engagements/circles of friends/etc.), I think it's just a juvenile thing that I'm going to "miss" something, or the idea of completely tying up the end of a day. Generally speaking, we're ready to go to bed at the same time. But, sometimes, the following conversation takes place.

    Him: All right. I'm going to bed.
    Me: Why?!
    Him: I'm exhausted.
    Me: But I'm not tired yet!
    Him: So stay awake.
    Me: But... ... but no! Stay up with me! There's still stuff we can do.
    Him: Good night, sweetie.
    Me: *groooooooan* *follows him to bed*

     or...

    Me: *falling asleep on the couch*
    Him: Sweetie, go to bed.
    Me: Are you going to bed?
    Him: No.
    Me: *settles on the couch to sleep on his lap*

    What can I say: I'm a total weirdo. 

    LOL, a weirdo who it madly in love with her Monsieur Wink

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  • imageLaComtesse:

    Heh. This is actually a joke in our house.

    So I do not like going to bed without my husband. It's not a clingy thing or anything like that (we're actually quite happy to have separate social engagements/circles of friends/etc.), I think it's just a juvenile thing that I'm going to "miss" something, or the idea of completely tying up the end of a day. Generally speaking, we're ready to go to bed at the same time. But, sometimes, the following conversation takes place.

    Him: All right. I'm going to bed.
    Me: Why?!
    Him: I'm exhausted.
    Me: But I'm not tired yet!
    Him: So stay awake.
    Me: But... ... but no! Stay up with me! There's still stuff we can do.
    Him: Good night, sweetie.
    Me: *groooooooan* *follows him to bed*

     or...

    Me: *falling asleep on the couch*
    Him: Sweetie, go to bed.
    Me: Are you going to bed?
    Him: No.
    Me: *settles on the couch to sleep on his lap*

    What can I say: I'm a total weirdo. 

    HEY! Are you living in my house? Those are exactly the conversations we have! Or at least we did, early on. Nowadays, I've pretty much accepted the fact and I am a much earlier-to-bed person than he is. (This is even true not pregnant...pregnant, you can forget about it. Stick out tongue) So most nights I go to bed on my own. I don't love it, but I don't whine about it anymore. He makes an effort to come to bed with me at least once or twice a week. His body clock is just different than mine. 

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  • We used to all the time.

    More recently, DH has been doing so much more for me and with me. Thus, he spends the minute he gets home to the minute I go to sleep with me. He often works after that. I love that he is creating this balance so he has time with our son when he arrives. He is so good and disconnecting for a few hours to spend time with his family. I love that.

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  • We do go to bed together.  We just like to, and it helps that we are on the same schedule. 
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  • I voted never, but I guess there are the rare occasions that we do.  He stays up super late, and I just can't hang much past 10 or so.  Some nights I can manage to stay up until 11, but other nights I'm ready for bed by 9.  He's usually up until at least 1 or 2.

    Lately, I can't fall asleep if he comes to bed at the same time as me.  I don't know why, but I just can't fall asleep when he's in bed.  I have enough trouble falling asleep when he's not there, but when he is, I might as well go sleep on the couch.

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  • Right now we don't- I am much more of a night person than he is, so since I'm not working FT right now, I stay up a lot later than he does.

    When I am teaching FT, we probably go to bed around the same time 75% of the time.

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  • I put down almost always!  We go exactly the same time (9pm) on weeknights as we both need to be up early for work!

    Weekends are a different story.  He is a total nightowl & will stay up until 3 or 4am working in the garage or on his car.  I still prefer to be in bed by 10pm even on the weekends!  Yes we are very exciting people Stick out tongue

  • maaaaaybe once/week.
    DH simply doesn't need as much sleep as I do. He's a 5 hours a night kinda person, I like 8 (pre-pregnancy, now I like 8+!).  We both get up at the same time in the morning, but he goes to bed about 3 hours after I do.  Every now and then we'll meet in the middle if he's tired earlier and I've stayed up a bit.
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    imageLaComtesse:

    LOL, a weirdo who it madly in love with her Monsieur Wink

    Love it.

    :-) He's my sweetie...

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    imageLaComtesse:

    HEY! Are you living in my house? Those are exactly the conversations we have! Or at least we did, early on. Nowadays, I've pretty much accepted the fact and I am a much earlier-to-bed person than he is. (This is even true not pregnant...pregnant, you can forget about it. Stick out tongue) So most nights I go to bed on my own. I don't love it, but I don't whine about it anymore. He makes an effort to come to bed with me at least once or twice a week. His body clock is just different than mine. 

    It's the way smarter move! I'm just a lame-o who can't bring herself to it... yet.

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  • I voted SS.

    DH comes to bed with me every night. I like to turn in pretty early and watch a little tv in bed before going to sleep. DH goes to bed much later.

    So, he will come in with me and rub my back and stay with me until I fall asleep and then he comes out to the living room and stays up for a few more hours.

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  • When we are on the same work schedule, I like to go to bed together.  It means a lot to me, not sure why.  DH doesn't care either way I don't think.
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  • Almost always.  On the weekends, he sometimes likes to stay up later and I'll go to bed without him, but we go to bed together almost every night.  He's out of town with his buddies this week, and I'm enjoying having the bed to myself.  I've slept alot better not having to share!  More room for me and my boyfriend the body pillow.  Big Smile
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  • Afer dinner, I clean up and get the dishwasher going. Then, I go lay in bed with my laptop and watch my shows (after I make sure the boys are in their beds).  DH will mix himself some cocktails and sit out on the deck. Usually talking to friends on his cel, or listening to "Old Time Radio" on NPR.

    I'll usually fall asleep around 11pm, and I think he comes in around midnight or 1am. Sundays, he'll come in and watch "True Blood" and then heads to bed.  

    I hate being the last to sleep. Don't know why, but I do. 

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  • DH works from 5pm-2am so I go to bed by myself in those nights. On his nights off we go upstairs together to watch a movie comfy in bed together. I usually fall asleep halfway through though. Then he plugs in his headphones and plays his PS3 until he gets tired enough to sleep, since his body is all messed up with his sleep schedule.
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  • imageLaComtesse:

    Heh. This is actually a joke in our house.

    So I do not like going to bed without my husband. It's not a clingy thing or anything like that (we're actually quite happy to have separate social engagements/circles of friends/etc.), I think it's just a juvenile thing that I'm going to "miss" something, or the idea of completely tying up the end of a day. Generally speaking, we're ready to go to bed at the same time. But, sometimes, the following conversation takes place.

    Him: All right. I'm going to bed.
    Me: Why?!
    Him: I'm exhausted.
    Me: But I'm not tired yet!
    Him: So stay awake.
    Me: But... ... but no! Stay up with me! There's still stuff we can do.
    Him: Good night, sweetie.
    Me: *groooooooan* *follows him to bed*

     or...

    Me: *falling asleep on the couch*
    Him: Sweetie, go to bed.
    Me: Are you going to bed?
    Him: No.
    Me: *settles on the couch to sleep on his lap*

    What can I say: I'm a total weirdo. 

    We are the same. I am not needy either, except bedtime. We just moved into a compact cottage house so I am getting better because no one ever feels far away. 

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  • Lacomtesse- I am totally with you on your script. :)

    I do the same thing and so does H.

    The only time him and I don't go to bed at the same time is when one is angry at the other. He'll usually stay downstairs watching TV and I'll be in our bedroom.
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  • The ONLY reason we go to bed separately on occassion is because I got pregnant and am too tired to stay up to our schedule. We NEVER went to bed separately before I got pregnant.
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  • imageLaComtesse:

    Heh. This is actually a joke in our house.

    So I do not like going to bed without my husband. It's not a clingy thing or anything like that (we're actually quite happy to have separate social engagements/circles of friends/etc.), I think it's just a juvenile thing that I'm going to "miss" something, or the idea of completely tying up the end of a day. Generally speaking, we're ready to go to bed at the same time. But, sometimes, the following conversation takes place.

    Him: All right. I'm going to bed.
    Me: Why?!
    Him: I'm exhausted.
    Me: But I'm not tired yet!
    Him: So stay awake.
    Me: But... ... but no! Stay up with me! There's still stuff we can do.
    Him: Good night, sweetie.
    Me: *groooooooan* *follows him to bed*

     or...

    Me: *falling asleep on the couch*
    Him: Sweetie, go to bed.
    Me: Are you going to bed?
    Him: No.
    Me: *settles on the couch to sleep on his lap*

    What can I say: I'm a total weirdo. 

    This is me exactly!!! Big Smile

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