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Whether you and your partner have different bed times due to work schedules or insomnia , experts say there are ways to still stay connected with your partner, even if your sleep schedules are making you seem disconnected. According to a recent study of 1, people in relationships aged 18 to 75 by The Sleep Judge , going to bed before a significant other is pretty common. The survey found that nearly 58 percent of people admitted they fell asleep at different times than their partner. While almost 62 percent of Gen Xers said they fell asleep at a different time than their significant other, 56 percent of millennials said the same thing. While some people said that either they or their partner takes longer to fall asleep than the other, some cited different work schedules or the fact that their partner uses their phone, computer, or tablet in bed.

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9 Ways To Stay Connected If You & Your Partner Go To Sleep At Different Times

Dear Prudence: Can I find relief from my sexless marriage?

Skip navigation! Story from Sex. Kelsey Miller. Sleep is not just resolution material — it is a basic human need. But, as myriad studies and ominous headlines tell us, no one is getting enough of it. Sleep deprivation is a problem. And, for many people, the primary cause is the person right next to you in bed.

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Hope has always had an active sex life with her partner. Sexsomnia—also known as sleep sex or sleep groping—belongs to a category of sleep disorders called parasomnias. Parasomnias constitute a number of undesirable physical events or sensory experiences that happen when falling asleep, during sleep, or waking up from sleep think sleepwalking , talking in your sleep, or sleep paralysis.

Did you know going to bed at the same time as your partner is "biologically irrational"? That's according to sleep physician David Cunnington, who says our preferences for sleep timing whether we're early birds or night owls and sleep environment are largely genetically determined. But many of us like or would like to share a bedtime.