I didn't think that we'd have much trouble adjusting to sleeping in the same bed. My mom always said that I kicked, but that was when I was younger, maybe in elementary school, and I personally never have issues with sleeping. I ususally sleep like a rock, even through alarms.
On our honeymoon, we slept really well, in both Maui and Oahu. But when we got back, I was still really sleepy when I woke up, even when I got a full night's sleep. And later on, I found out why.
Earlier this week--
Alex: "I think I kicked you last night."
Teresa: "Yes, I said, 'OW! You kicked me', and then went back to sleep.
Alex: "Sorry..."
This morning--
Alex: "I poked your eye last night."
Teresa: "What?!? I don't remember this!"
Alex: "Yeah, I think I had my arm around you and my finger was in the wrong place, and all of a sudden you said, 'OW! You poked my eye!'"
Teresa: "I don't remember this... but that explains why I'm so tired this morning."
Ah... growing pains. I wanted a king-sized bed, and Alex wanted a full, so we compromised with a queen. Maybe we can buy a twin and just add it as an extension. :P
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I think you should get enough mattresses to fill up the whole room so that you can roll around the whole night with only the walls as barriers.
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Brian & I had the same adjustments when we were newlyweds. It was worth it! :) I'm the one who "discovered" his sleep apnea...he never knew b/c he had always slept alone!
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