Why does this bed work for me but not for someone else?

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Why is it hard for me to share a bed?

Your Brain Interprets Something "New" As Threatening. Even if you and your partner love sharing a bed, if it's a new sleeping arrangement, it may be causing you a type of stress. "Your bed partner is causing you to feel stressed," Els van der Helm, Ph. D., the founder of sleep coach app Shleep, tells Bustle.

Is sleeping in the same bed as your partner important?

This part of sleep is important for the healthy functioning of the brain. Research has shown that couples that sleep together tend to have more affectionate, less distant, and happier relationships. And while sleeping separately may be hard for some, sleeping together can help improve the quality of your relationship.

Is it normal for couples to not share a bed?

Couples sleeping apart has become increasingly common: A 2012 survey by the Better Sleep Council and a 2017 survey from the National Sleep Foundation both showed 1 in 4 couples now sleep in separate beds. But "there's still shame attached to it for some people because of how taboo the topic is," says Dr.

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