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Oh yes, we do that too. We both have a 2x2 m duvet. He comes on my side and gets warm( he is the one with cold feet and hands in the family) and gets sleepy while I play with his hair, and then slides under his cover to sleep. I like to „cocoon“ myself sometimes and I also sleep like a frog with my legs flexed. And if one of us snores too badly or has a cold, one of us sleeps on the sofa in the living room, which I built especially because I wanted to use a mattress there, so it is comfy for sleeping.

We did find once in France a big bad with a very big duvet on top, we could sleep comfortably under that single one without touching even if we wanted.

A good night sleep is essential for the happiness of the marriage and the rest of life. There is no shame in making it work for you. I heard some say 2 sinks are essential, but in our case I think 2 toilets would be great.

I'd have murdered someone years ago if I shared my blanket with my husband. We have a king bed, but like to be at opposite sides for sleeping. And I like to pull the edge of the blanket under my chin. Which means I'm pulling it off him and leaving him annoyed. No no, we each have our own and can cuddle the blanket all we want. And I can hide cats under my blankets.

Next level: Separate bedrooms. Fight the social stigma that this would somehow mean there's a problem in the relationship and accept that most people get better sleep when not next to someone else. Also helps sharing the sleep disruption when the kids are young and climb into the bed at night for whatever reasons.

Queen sized bed. King sized blankets.

I'm a really light sleeper and my lass snores like a diesel generator or something.

Two duvets definitely solved that issue, moving to sheets in summer as it gets too sweltering.

Two duvets, four pillows.

Not actually taken to moving to another room when the snoring is too much, I'm not working yet so it's not like I have to be up for anything.

Maybe letting the rabbit out but that's about it

In some countries, Germany, Sweden, etc., people have been doing this for a very long time. 1 bed 2 duvets.

My partner and I do this as well. We like different textures in blankets anyway so we are way more comfy that way

i only discovered this 10 years ago

i felt like i'd discovered dna or something

Yes I can confirm it works. Source: am currently in king size bed in my own 10tog single duvet whilst my husband is snoring away in his 13tog duvet. It's also great that you get to pick the warmth of your bedding !

Not to one-up, but we went with two blankets, along with two beds and two rooms. Never looked back. Game-changer if you've got the space.

Been doing this for 15ish years. Spouse likes to burrito, I toss and turn. And due to that I need a queen blanket so it doesn't matter which edge is up. With a full I've got a 50 50 chance of ending up with the long side around my shoulders and my feet in the breeze.

3 full/queen sized blankets in one twin sized bed with a single person can also be convenient.

I run hot, half the time I just use the sheet.

I second this!