Are Separate Bedrooms The Kiss Of Death For My Marriage?

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Mar. 28, 2023 BED RULES Are Separate Bedrooms The Kiss Of Death For My Marriage? In the latest dispatch from Penelope — our columnist and go-to for all things motherhood, sex, romance, intimacy, and friendship — she's counseling a woman who's concerned about her husband sleeping in a different bedroom. Currently pregnant, our letter writer says: "He lays beside me each night, reading a book or sometimes rubbing my back until I nod off, but when I wake up in the middle of the night to pee, as I inevitably do, I find him sound asleep on the futon in our guest room, sometimes surrounded by a stash of books, magazines, his laptop and headphones, an empty package of Oreo cookies, as though he's building a little nest for himself, away from our bed." On the one hand, she gets it; on the other, when is it time to freak out? Penelope has the answers. Kelly Faircloth, Executive Editor Read more ⮕ Latest 📣 NTA A Preschool Teacher Called This Mom's Packed Lunches "Inappropriate" And "Disgusting" The mom admitted the lunches are "definitely not the healthiest." Read more. #ERASTOUROUTFITS VIBE What's An Almost-40 Woman Supposed To Wear To A Taylor Swift Concert? Samm Davidson faces a very entertaining fashion dilemma right now. Read and enjoy. Read more. DAD OF THE YEAR A TikTok Mom Shows Exactly How Dads Are Treated Differently At The Doctor's Office Wow, what a "hands on" mom! Read more. Featured C'MON OVER My Kids' SOs Are Always Welcome In My House. Here's Why. "Growing up in the '80s and '90s, it felt like my parents never cared if I was in love, heartbroken, or wanted to discuss relationships with them. They were abrupt and short with me on the topic, and it felt like it wasn't a priority for them at all. And so I went through a lot of things and feelings alone," writes Diana Park. She's determined to do things differently, and today she's talking about how. Read more ⮕ What We're Reading ⮕ Stop Treating Adolescent Girls As Emotionally Abnormal ⮕ How To Survive The IEP Process, From A Special Ed Teacher Who Knows ⮕ Your Attention Span Is Dying — This Is How You Save It

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