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TOH (f)
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 Time for a real vacation! 
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Radiant (f)
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Is your door step ready? 
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TOH (f)
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Lol the red carpet is out 
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spoilt (f)
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I could never sleep in seperate rooms from my baby. he's just too cuddly and warm. 
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Ndipe (m)
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What works for couple A, might be an anomaly for couple B. Let the couple decide what's best for them in the interest of their marriage. They are some couples who live in seperate bedrooms and have a thriving marriage over those sleeping in the same bedroom, but calling it quits soon afterwards. Fact is, you can't decide what's best for each couple. To each his own.
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ifyalways (f)
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I could never sleep in seperate rooms from my baby. he's just too cuddly and warm.  am right behind you. 
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lukmond
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from Esss This is a result of what I've been saying ever since. Love has an expiration date, and for most marriages that date is after over 100 sex bouts, 3 - 8 Kids and co-existing for over 15 - 25 years. At that point the only thing keeping them togerther is formality and lack of any other choice. It's almost like they can't stand the sight of each other. So my advice is to milk the cow while you still can, because a few years from now, that milk might just go sour. (and turn to yogourt) right on spot, love u dearie  I could never sleep in seperate rooms from my baby. he's just too cuddly and warm.  hnnmmmmm, 
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kaypound (m)
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Maybe one of the folks snores like an elephant and the other can't stand it. that is enough reason to sleep sperately when you are tired from work and you can't sleep with all that noise around you.
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Pennywise
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In this day and age, conventional wisdom will recommend separate rooms. Imagine the bloke after years of marriage (unknowingly) allowing undies to drop with crumbs of tissue paper standing rudely and in clear view on his war head.No body wants that.
Besides every home should have a strong room and the father's room ought to double as one. Unfortunately men often have to compromise for love.But what is life without it?
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angelloven
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i Have posed to this question to some people at my office and there answer varied But i want to seek the view if nairalanders. PLEASE IF YOU ARE OFFERED HUNDRED MILLION US DOLLARS AND NEVER TO SET FOOT IN NIGERIA AGAIN EVEN AT DEATH NOT EVEN FOR ANYTHING, OR NO MONEY BUT LIVE AND TRAVEL, COME BACK TO NIGERIA ANY TIME YOU CHOOSE. WHICH WOULD YOU CHOSE? TO NIGERIANS ALONE PLEASE.
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spoilt (f)
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i Have posed to this question to some people at my office and there answer varied But i want to seek the view if nairalanders. PLEASE IF YOU ARE OFFERED HUNDRED MILLION US DOLLARS AND NEVER TO SET FOOT IN NIGERIA AGAIN EVEN AT DEATH NOT EVEN FOR ANYTHING, OR NO MONEY BUT LIVE AND TRAVEL, COME BACK TO NIGERIA ANY TIME YOU CHOOSE. WHICH WOULD YOU CHOSE? TO NIGERIANS ALONE PLEASE.
Could you please start your own thread? thanks much! 
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comechop (m)
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""This is a result of what I've been saying ever since. Love has an expiration date, and for most marriages that date is after over 100 sex bouts, 3 - 8 Kids and co-existing for over 15 - 25 years. At that point the only thing keeping them togerther is formality and lack of any other choice. It's almost like they can't stand the sight of each other. So my advice is to milk the cow while you still can, because a few years from now, that milk might just go sour. (and turn to yogourt) """
I have never heard this much BS on nairaland for quite a while. Actually I have heard, but this one goes up there. This is obviously a child talking. I already pity your marriage.
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TOH (f)
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Imagine the bloke after years of marriage (unknowingly) allowing undies to drop with crumbs of tissue paper standing rudely and in clear view on his war head.No body wants that.
Huh? 
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ogodona (f)
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i really think that there is absoultly nothing wrong with couples having separate rooms cause some times they can feel like being alone to think or stuffs like that but that does not actually mean that they shouldn`t sleep together at night.
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CH3COO (m)
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What works for couple A, might be an anomaly for couple B. Let the couple decide what's best for them in the interest of their marriage. They are some couples who live in seperate bedrooms and have a thriving marriage over those sleeping in the same bedroom, but calling it quits soon afterwards. Fact is, you can't decide what's best for each couple. To each his own.
Brilliant.
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Gbosko
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For a couple formerly sleeping in same room, that point when they decide to start sleeping in separate rooms is a late indication of marriage crisis. Be not deceived, there is no smoke without fire. If you find your spouse and yourself so drifted apart to the point that you're both beginning to lose the urge to sleep together in the same room, take the initiative and save your marriage. Talk it over and get yourselves back in the same room. Time and time again, it's been proven - couples who stay in separate rooms don't only end up in infidelity, but ultimately end up divorcing. 
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oYaTo (m)
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For a couple formerly sleeping in same room, that point when they decide to start sleeping in separate rooms is a late indication of marriage crisis. Be not deceived, there is no smoke without fire. If you find your spouse and yourself so drifted apart to the point that you're both beginning to lose the urge to sleep together in the same room, take the initiative and save your marriage. Talk it over and get yourselves back in the same room. Time and time again, it's been proven - couples who stay in separate rooms don't only end up in infidelity, but ultimately end up divorcing.  hmm. .true talk
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CGO
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@radiant must u be involved in every thread ahah! lol! u should syart a blog or sumfin!
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buzugee
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as you age disease sets in and it is advisable to sleep apart. 
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kingdong (m)
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Well s 4 me, pa had em wives in abundance so just had to have a seperate room from them all, then they set a time table and were playing rotay!
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steaming (f)
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Splendid Topic.
My mom and Dad were in the same room when we were at a rented place. Now we have moved to our own house and though the have seperate rooms now, my mom does not sleep in her own room. When she wants to pray at night, she prays in her room and goe back to bed in my Dad's room.
I think the reason for their own seperate rooms, is that women have lots of loads that can be quite suffocating to the Man.
I will definetely have my own room though sleep in my man's bed. That way my things wouldnt get in his way.
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IMCCN (m)
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my honest submission is that couples should have separate rooms if they can afford it, too much intimacy can be suffocating. I, for one have moments in my life when i just want to be alone to reflect and meditate. i will definitely have a private room when i marry and that will not make me love my wife less.
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TOH (f)
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Will you be sleeping in this "meditating" room?
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kaypound (m)
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those who thinks that theres nothing wrong due to the reason of having personal privacy should stop hiding those many diseases of theirs.free your disease to your partner,let him/she understand the pains you have been going through because of this disease.
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thefirm
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I think a lot of people just don't understand its till death do them apart. i just pray we don't end up like this.
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Octupus (f)
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I think STEAMING has got it right.The fact that couples sleep in different rooms does not mena there is a breakdown in the marriage.It could be by mutual agreement.The can still meet in the middle of the night in any of the rooms, to perform their conjugal roles.
The reasons for separate rooms include amongst others, 1. Longer marriage means perhaps more money and more properties.The couple can build their own house and create more space to accomodate their personal stuff separately so as not to suffocate each other.Many times there is a linkage door to both rooms.
2. The man may wish to have a room double as a study and bedroom.So he can work late at nights without disturbing the wife.
3. The man may wish to view his favourite DSTV programs (e.g Premiership league)undisturbed.Dual channel subsrciptions allow the wife and the rest of the family watch family programs elsewhere.
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U C U D
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I don't blame does who agrees to this all in the name of privacy.what is so wrong if your partner knows that you are loaded with catarstrophy.DISEASES of all sort.Big boils underneath there wears.Its a free world be free to publicized your disease to your partner
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zains
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Behavioural differences could be the reason. You know those irritating behaviours like the award-winning, rip-my-trouser-at-the-centre,send-the-devil-to-hell-and-back kind of fart!  and the earth-shaking, galaxy-jolting kind of snoring. Not every one might be able to stomach these things. So, a separate room may not be bad afterall. My views 
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fellybabe (f)
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huh,but does it really matter
well, it depends on the motive behind it. am married and even before i got married to my husband, i had already gotten my own seperate room in hias house.
REASONS
1. I LOVE FASHION MAGAZINE ALOT( HUNDREDS OF IT) AND I USUALLY RELAX READING MAG BUT MY HUBBY HATE TO SEE ME BUY FASHION MAGAZINE. TO HIM, IT'S A WASTE OF MONEY AND SO, HE DOESN'T WANT TO SEE IT IN OUR ROOM
2. I HAVE LOT OF SHOES
3. CLOTHES HUH
MY HUSBAND LOVE SPACE, SPACE SPACE, SPACE
AND I HAVE LOTS, LOTS, LOTS.
SO, I HAVE A ROOM TO MYSELF AND WE SHARE THIS SAME BED
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bigwahala
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I want to say I have been married for 30 years an we sleep not only in the same room but the same bed. We would not have it any other way.
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linnie21
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 i think that they are either not suited for each other or uninterested 
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