Which side of bed(double-bed) do you sleep or do you prefer to sleep?Assume the direction left or right, Facing towards the pillow of the bed.
This matter actually caused some distress for me at one point in my life. My interest in which side of the bed I chose was always, which side is closest to the bedroom door in case of an intruder . . . I wasn't walking around trembling all the time imagining bad guys were anxious to do us harm, I merely always and in many ways stepped toward the 'front-line' so-to-speak. I'm 6'2' and broad shouldered and was raised by my mother to always be willing to be first to come to another's aid . . . I instinctively walk on the side of the traffic, step into a dark room first, etc. So, for years, I always slept on the side of the bed that allowed me to be the first to react to an intruder.
And, that worked well for the first several places we lived - I was always on the same side of the bed, with my wife to my right (as I lie on my back). However, a couple of decades into our marriage we moved to a place where, if I slept nearest the door, I would be on the opposite side of the bed I was used to - and i quickly learned i was really, really used to my wife being on my right. The whole time we lived there I never slept well - fortunately, it's only been that one place, it was a long time ago, and everything's back to normal now . . . my wife's on my right and I sleep ready to defend her against intruders.
I have a queen size bed and sleep right in the center. I've nothing worry about anyone sleeping in my bed.
I always sleep on the side nearest the door. As my bedroom is arranged now that is the right side of the bed.
For years now, I fall asleep on the sofa, and then wake up and continue my sleep in bed. I find the sofa much more comfortable than my bed.
I sleep nearest the door as I get up & make a cup of tea for us in the morning, When I am on my own I stretch right out across the bed !
I spent 25 years sleeping an the right, but now that I'm divorced I get the whole kingsize bed to myself, so move around at will. Must admit I'm loving it and don't plan on sharing my bed ever again lol.
I always sleep on the wrong side. I find out about it every morning when I wake-up
I gravitate toward the middle of the bed. As long as I am surrounded by plenty of nice fluffy pillows, I'm quite happy anywhere!
Well, it depends if you are on the bed or looking at the bed. If you're looking at the bed then I sleep on the right side of it, but if I'm lying on the bed then my husband is to my right and I'm on the left.
Why in the world would anyone ask this question?! Who cares?! And what's worse... Why am I answering this?!
by Christopher Wanamaker 12 years ago
What side of the bed do you sleep on and why?You know the saying "did you get up on the wrong side of the bed this morning?" I heard that this saying has some merit to it.
by Bill Manning 13 years ago
Working from home I try to work as much as I can. I always have more to do and never have enough time.Yet when it gets later in the evening I have a hard time working. Seems like I need a few hours of just mucking around on the net, goofing off before bedtime.I wish I could work right up until I go...
by Ciel Clark 11 years ago
Anyone else left-handed, right-sided?I use my left hand to write, brush teeth, fence, use a fork, but my right hand to throw a ball, hit something, use a golf club or baseball bat, cut, look threw viewfinder (though right eye weaker), listening ear etc.
by moonfairy 11 years ago
Are you a bed hog or do you sleep on your own side?
by ajayshah2005 11 years ago
What time do you go to bed, and wake up?
by Yola3429 13 years ago
Is it okay to sleep on the side of the bed that is not directly in the doorway?Hi Om, My bedroom is very small and the only way I can position the bed is feet facing the door....Headboard is against the wall. I've been sleeping on the side of the bed where my feet are not directly in the doorway...
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