well, are they?
BBC NEWS | Americas | US couples seek separate bedrooms
well, are they?
BBC NEWS | Americas | US couples seek separate bedrooms
What a successful relationship look like?:p
Separate houses works quite well.
Seperate towns too
I fully believe that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog
Separate countries is what worked for me! But I'm still not sure about the "success" part?
Separate bathrooms is more important imho.
Yeap , especially when she snores.
^Tell her to eat less pla dak and you'll be ok. :D
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Originally Posted by Frankenstein
Are you serious?
Immigration came and checked that me and the misses weren't in seperate bedrooms and that all our stuff was together.
My moneys on seperate houses, Thai lady love to seperate farangs from the houses they pay for
Thai immigration?Quote:
Originally Posted by Scooter
Yes, but not for snoring, for shared bathroom problems.Quote:
Originally Posted by ScooterQuote:
Originally Posted by Frankenstein
Are you serious?
^ Oh Yeah!!! Four big guys,a bit intimidating.
I think this is a great idea and have thought about it before...a room for rooting and a bedroom each to snore and fart as much as you want...
your rooting room could be set up in different scenes as the mood takes you.
your sleeping room, decorated in warm sleepy colours and lots of pillows...
:1st:
I've no problem with the shared bedroom, but I'm with lom when it comes to lavatories. A man's lavatory is his castle. I would also say separate living rooms are a good idea, or at least a TV room and a reading room. I've have no problem reading whilst someone watches what they like on the television, but I do get a little irked when without fail I am interrupted with nonsenseness when the adverts come on.
Especially those bladdy Thai adverts:mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by danbo
^"That man selling the dandruff shampoo is wearing a lab coat and glasses! It must be good stuff."
^Is he the one with the dyed Bobby Cherlton hair style?
My wife is a lovely lady.
However, we eat, work, sleep, etc. together. Honestly, after many years of doing such...
Not dumbing down for the sake of thread post count are we William??
:)
^every trick I have learnt is from you Oh Master!!
No I've been married for 5 years and only ever spent 3 days apart in that time, I can honestly say I missed my wife like crazy during the time we were apart. IMHO the secret is to find a good woman and just really work on the relationship never take her for granted and have sex as often as you can.Quote:
Originally Posted by William
Can't be much if you only been apart for 3 days :pQuote:
Originally Posted by daveboy
Going to be in seperate countries for six weeks soon,not looking forward to that .We've never really been apart since we met three years ago.
You'll take to it like a duck to water. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Scooter
I slept in the living room when I was married.
Great it was, as the sex had dried up anyway.
I could get off my face without getting nagged
That English water is too frigin cold.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog
I along with 700 other shocked shoppers can attest to this; we all shop at the same branch of Tesco as dave.Quote:
Originally Posted by daveboy
Master Thread Starter to you...Quote:
Originally Posted by William
:D
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Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog
Look at KW for an example of living in a seperate country! :dev+ang:
^ Indeed. But, he's a prat.
I think that one of the best things of being with someone is sharing a bed. It's nice and cozy to wake up in the early hours and to have someone to cuddle up to. It's reassuring too, sharing a bed with only pillows is okay up to an extent, but pillows are no good for protection against the wardrobe monster....If you're with someone real and when the monster attacks you can say, "Take her!, Take her!"
The way I do it is to have totally different bed rooms/study areas etc. and whenever we want eachother we invite eachother in for company or a bonk or whatever.
At night, mostly I'm the last to fall asleep, sometimes on my own, sometimes I just crawl in beside her and hold her...
Now I'm in Thailand and she's in NZ, my best mate ever.
Her and the dog.
We miss eachother, but got no illusions re.what might turn up.
We've given eachother the greatest freedoms possible, and know that we both needed it this way.
She's my best friend.
The dog or your wife is your best friend?
Mrs q, aint you ever owned a dog? of course he is talking about his dog..
The dog or your wife is your best friend?
Separate bedrooms worked great for my grandparents.
Having separate TVs is more important IMO. Had one for watching and one for the XBox--both connected to satellite. Saved quite a bit of arguing and fights for the remote.
The dog,...I mean wife! :oQuote:
Originally Posted by mrsquirrel