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recent survey from the American Academy of Sleep Medicine of more than 2,000 adults showed that couples are using earplugs, eye masks, silent alarms and tucking into bed at earlier or later times to accommodate each other and ensure a good night’s sleep.
But more than one-third of respondents skipped all those trappings of rest, opting instead to put a wall between themselves and the source of their wakeful woes: their spouse.
Sleeping in a separate room, otherwise known as a “
sleep divorce,” is a time-honored tradition for mismatched sleeping spouses who seek to prioritize precious shut-eye — and stave off relationship resentment.
AND:
“I did not know so many of you guys were out there just happily having your own room and that it was saving your marriage and making it even better,”
she said in a video she recently shared on TikTok.
And it helps that it’s “pretty sexy to be able to invite each other over,” she noted.
https://nypost.com/2023/07/11/1-in-3-am ... -marriage/
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