If you’re at your appointment when you’re contemplating divorce, I guess your sleeping position probably doesn’t have much to do with it.
But the dream experts on the British online bed linen page The Dozy Owl disagree and have surveyed about 10,000 Britons to notice the effect of a good night’s sleep on their relationship.
Nearly 5,000 divorced women and 4,800 divorced men were asked about their position to sleep with their ex-partner in their marriage, and the effects may not be comfortable to listen to.
The study found that 86% of those surveyed admitted that the ‘female spoon’ was the maximum sleeping position before filing for divorce. This heteronormative name is given to the position in which the user, which may simply be the ‘ ‘little spoon’, turn the tables. and cradle the ” big spoon ”
“I’ve divorced my ‘childhood love’ for 10 years. I think I would possibly have been too loved by him; I think that position is a testament to that statement,” said an interviewee, Mary, 52. I think he probably would have felt too neutered. “
Secondly, there is the “leg hug” with 82% of participants saying it was their non-unusual maximum position in their marriage. As this position requires little or no effort, this is not really surprising.
At the other end of the spectrum, it was discovered that the less ‘divine’ sleeping positions were ” touched face-to-face ‘at 38%,’ touching back to back ‘at 26% and -Facial hugs’ at 19%.
If you can handle a “face to face hug” on a hot summer night, you are clearly in a more romantic position than I am.