who should move to the spare room?

[moranclan]

should the person snoring go to the spare room or the person woken up?

[redcrx]

the one whos awake! the one asleep isnt being woken up by it! :)

[tigersam258]

i would think that it would be the person woken by it but you could always try to get the snorer instead to move.

[moranclan]

Hav asked this question a lot lately and my female friends say that the snorer should move and my male friends say the awake person should move.... how strange. Which sex are you's?

[redcrx]

Im female! sorry lol

[funnygirl]

Well Mr Funny keeps moaning about my snoring and I told him to kip in the spare room!!!

There is no way I am leaving my lovely bed!!!

P.S. I don't snore, I know I don't!!!!

[natalie_1982]

I'm female and I would say the wakee should move as opposed to the waker. The snorer often can't help snoring; myself and my friend have had this conversation recently - she sleeps in the spare room and I sleep on the sofa!

[wiggal]

When my fella snores, he gets an elbow in the side and me telling him to shut up! Which does tend to work!
:)

[monkeyeyes]

Although it may be ungallant of me to mention it.............Mrs M snores. She has many variations and these include the rasping snort, the bubble blowing, the cheek-puffing out and 'pfffft' ...........sometimes there is a variation in volume and tone and occasionally she can be quite tuneful...........

However, it is usually the curtain-sucking snort and trumpet that drives me into the spare room............

I wouldn't dream of waking her up and asking her to move rooms.... :o)

[daffy654]

My other half snores,he can be heard from a different room he's that loud! We don't have a spare room as our house is a 2 bed terrace and our son has the other bedroom.I sleep in the lounge because of the snoring and because I have to sleep in a sitting position due to severe breathing problems.

[Suzyboo]

The practical answer has to be that the one who is awakened moves but I can understand how frustrating that would be.

[mrs_overall]

Mr O can rattle them out so loudly he even wakes himself up. If an elbow or two in the ribs fails, I clear off to the spare room.
If he's got a cold, his snores are off the decibel scale and he's banished to the spare rooom.

[redcrx]

one of the first symptoms i get when pregnant is the snoring!
But Mr CRX snores all the time so i suppose we just balance each other out. If Im stopping him sleeping he gently wakes me by asking me to turn over onto other side and if hes snoring i gently wallop him in the back

[moranclan]

oh dear Mr M is sooo smug now, this means i hav to go to the spare room tonight!!!!!

[Huderon]

Wouldn't it make more sense for the one being woken by the snoring to invest in a set of ear plugs ? That way neither one has to head to the spare room

[Lindylou]

My other half gets cross because I, apparently, snore. Well, maybe I do but I'm fed up with being 'elbowed' in the back because I'm snoring when I'm actually awake because I'm so worried about stuff! I think it's because he wakes himself up and then gets cross and takes it out on me. Grrrrrrrr.......... Anyway, he then goes into the other bedroom in a total huff.. And I'm glad to be rid of him. SO THERE!!!!

[slinkycat]

Don't take any notice of them moranclan, and don't you dare sleep in the spare room! The snorer is the offending partner and should be forcibly evicted to reverberate elsewhere!