For goodness sake, DH...

Kitten80 · November 2013

STOP SNORING!!! I now remember one of the reasons why I hate sharing a bed with you. If I am not getting any action, I shouldn't have to be tortured like this. I'm tired, I want to sleep, and I have been listening to him for over an hour.

Oh good, while I was writing this the cat came in and started knocking stuff over. This means that while I got 3 kids to sleep, DH didn't feed the cat. So I woke him. Heck if I'm getting out of bed to do that - the break in snoring might give me a brief window to fall asleep. I hope.

Night Night J13. May your rooms be snore free and sleeps be long.

eta: remove word because tired bumping = more errors.

elyse05 · November 2013

Get some sleep! And your cats are probably messing with you. Haha.

TBH I don't know how any of you ladies get sleep with your SOs. DH works nights and by the time he crawls in bed I'm waking up. I cannot sleep when he gets to bed earlier- I need the whole bed to myself. Otherwise I get pissed, snoring or not. I don't know what exactly it is. Need.my.space. We are gonna end up being one if those old couples with separate bedrooms, lol.

Kitten80 · November 2013

elyse05 said:
Get some sleep! And your cats are probably messing with you. Haha.
TBH I don't know how any of you ladies get sleep with your SOs. DH works nights and by the time he crawls in bed I'm waking up. I cannot sleep when he gets to bed earlier- I need the whole bed to myself. Otherwise I get pissed, snoring or not. I don't know what exactly it is. Need.my.space. We are gonna end up being one if those old couples with separate bedrooms, lol.

totally! I always say those old shows that would have separate beds for husband and wife knew what they were doing. Excpet I want at least a full size for just me, not a twin. And I have told dh I want an extra room in the next place - and I fully intend on sleeping in it. Lol!

flkong · November 2013

I told hubs he has to get those breathe right strips or have the sleep study done. His is really bad.

KTZ17 · November 2013

My brother used to snore so loudly I could hear him downstairs when I slept over their house. Then he did the sleep study and now he wears a CPAP to bed. Apparently it really helps. I've told DH before that if he had snored I wouldn't have married him! Haha

EagleWife · November 2013

Sorry dude. Good luck. Glad you made him feed the cat.

Stina2012 · November 2013

I may strangle DH as well. He didn't zip DD in her sleep sack, he left all the material bunched up around her middle. His excuse ? It's 4:30am. Hey fucker, you think I get a pass for functioning at 4:30am EVERY NIGHT? Oh and he always needs me to explain baby gear. Like I have the benefit of someone else explaining it to me. Nope asshole I have to figure it out on me own.

babyk1228 · November 2013

Yikes I'm sorry! My dad used to snore so loudly I could hear him in my upstairs bedroom while their room was downstairs. My parents have slept in separate beds for like 15 years now haha. Oh and he would shout cuss words and phone numbers in his sleep (he had a lot memorized for his work, phone numbers that it)

Stacey099 · November 2013

DH is a snore-er (?) too. It's awful when I'm sitting here dead tired feeding G and I have to listen to him.
@Yaybaby01 That's too funny your Dad yells out numbers! My step-mom snores really loud. We always think it's safe to talk around her but she somehow hears everything while snoring her head off.

thegoodpotato · November 2013

Luckily, neither of us snore... We share a queen bed in a 10' x 10' "master" bedroom (1950's house). I don't mnd sharing, although I do like it when H is away for business....

thegoodpotato · November 2013

Oy, hit post too soon....

My parents both snore, and they're both quite round people. They've been sharing a DOUBLE bed since 1972. That's 41 years! A double! Mike and I are sad that our house is so small we can't get a king size into any of the rooms.....

Although I think when the kids move out, I'm going to get myself my own room....

alamie717 · November 2013

SO and I have slept in separate beds for about a year now. His snoring is outrageous, and according to him, I hog the bed. We need to buy a king mattress before I'll sleep with him again. And I'll need to get earplugs.

Kitten80 · November 2013

@alamie & @thegoodpotato - we sleep in a full/double and have for 10 years. DH has complained for the last few years how small it seems now. I told him the bed hasn't shrunk, we got bigger so time to get exercising.

I don't think he found me amusing since he knew it was true.

Recently, I told him when he buys us our bigger house, I'll buy him/us a king bed. Maybe that promise will light a fire under his butt to get things in order to house hunt/move.

SwetaV · November 2013

I feel ya! This was me last night and to add insult to injury, the dog decided to snore too! Surprisingly, the dogs snoring was worse than hubby's! Im exhausted this morning. Hope you got some rest!

weaslewam · November 2013

I hope you got a little sleep! Snoring is the worst and its not like you can use ear plugs when you're trying to listen for baby!

Kitten80 · November 2013

Thanks, ladies. I got about 3.5 hours. Definitely feeling it today, but at least I got some consecutive sleep.

@SwetaV - I feel ya on the dog snoring. Mine drives me crazy. And our girl dog will dream and do these little teeny yaps in her sleep. It can be funny, but not when I want to sleep. Hope you got some rest.

@weaslewam - no kidding. And H would never hear her so I can't rely on him.

MrsWilson2013 · November 2013

I was exhausted last night and didn't want to deal with DH's snoring so I fibbed and said DS wanted to sleep with mommy because one of the houses scared him when we were trick or treating... Yeah... The trick was on me, DS snored all night too! I just can't win! I however feel your pain.

Kitten80 · November 2013

@MrsWilson2013 - I'm sorry! Lol. Totally happens here. My DS likes to sleep in our bed and DH likes to sleep on the couch. Great, except somehow my 4 year old manages to take up the whole bed, ha. And, like your son, he seems to snore on the night I want to sleep most.

emmanemm · November 2013

DH has sleep apnea so he has a CPAP machine to sleep. He doesn't snore when he wears his mask, but when he accidentally forgets to put it on and just falls asleep, HOLY HELL its bad! I wouldn't be able to sleep with him if he didn't use that mask. Hope you ended up getting some sleep!

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