Comments on: The fateful event every woman dreads

By: Mike

Mike — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 05:30:43 +0000

Yes. My wife’s snoring would wake the dead. But I imagine mine was bad too. Solution was much the same for both of us. I’d push her and she’d roll over and stop. If I snore I’ll be sleeping on my back, which is not my normal position. So if it happens a push or poke to make me roll to my side will end it.
You are correct that constant snoring is terrible, because the lack of sleep really pulls you down. It wouldn’t be a deal breaker for me though. If the woman was the right person for me, then I’d find a way to deal with what I’d see as a minor issue. If it was a constant thing I guess separate rooms to actually sleep in might be one solution.

By: SDMktg

SDMktg — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 02:25:51 +0000

I think most people have occasional issues with snoring. Drinking too much, allergies, whatever. Exercise helps, so does limiting alcohol. I also think light sleepers or people who are stressed out for other reasons get more upset about snoring. My ex used snoring as an excuse to sleep in another room when she was more than likely already halfway out the door. Waking up alone every night is absolutely not cool snoring or not. SDMktg´s last blog post...Cadbury Creme Egg Martini

By: Canadian Bald Guy

Canadian Bald Guy — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 01:15:41 +0000

Wow...a deal breaker? Seriously? I'm sorry...but that seems awful shallow to me. What is the poor guy supposed to do? Is it his fault that he snores? Have you discussed taking steps to "fix" the snoring? I've been known to snore if on my back...but I've certainly never been dumped because of it. I'm really shocked at the numerous "deal breaker" comments here. Seriously shocked. Canadian Bald Guy´s last blog post...Planes, more planes, & an automobile

By: Janet Tan

Janet Tan — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 17:06:53 +0000

I am with you one this one! It is a deal breaker for me to. I was married to a snorer – which I faithfully plugged my ears every nights for the past 8 years. And I vowed that I am not doing that ever again!

By: Dating Advice (Almost) Daily

Dating Advice (Almost) Daily — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 20:53:37 +0000

My husband's more a teeth grinder than a snorer. Glad your guy isn't keeping you up at night. Dating Advice (Almost) Daily´s last blog post...Why He Didn't Call You Back

By: Apples

Apples — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 09:38:12 +0000

Although I haven’t been with someone who snored ALL the time or very loud. He did snore. I’d make him roll over and tell him he was snoring that stopped it long enough for me to get to sleep and it didn’t bug me enough to wake me then……

Actually…….
To be honest with you Ive been told I occasionally snore… Thankfully not every night but I am sure I’ll get there. Both my parents snore -loud too. I also sometimes grind my teeth.
I also sprawl across my bed too. Oh and I steal the covers in my sleep and then kick them off.

HAHA I am starting to see why I am still single!

By: Kat Wilder

Kat Wilder — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 04:37:26 +0000

I'm blushing here ... thanks for the link. So, you know, I'm still with the sports talk radio at night guy (that would be Sean), and I'll say this — it's better than the boyfriend who had to have MTV on all night long (in its first few years, when it was a novelty — am I dating myself?!?) because I actually wanted to watch those videos! I have learned to fall asleep to the sound of baseball-basketball-football chatter, proving, yet again, that we gals will do just about anything for love. Ya know? Kat Wilder´s last blog post...There's a reason why it's called a crush

By: walt

walt — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 03:19:57 +0000

I don’t snore. In fact, my ex-wife used to say that I’m so silent when I sleep she used to wonder if I was dead. If I do the online thing again, do you think I should include this fact in my profile writeup???

My ex girlfriend snored so loud that after a minute or two she would wake herself up, then be quiet for a few hours, then start the cycle again. It was kind of funny.

By: Amy

Amy — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 01:25:22 +0000

I snore. Sometimes Sadie wakes me to tell me so. My ex husband snored - but even still I think I may have been worse than him. Everyone has a thing they can't stand. It isn't snoring for me - it is men with dainty hands. And I absolutely cannot compromise that. Amy´s last blog post...Journal 126: March 2009 A Long Day

By: Single Mom In Debt

Single Mom In Debt — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 01:24:11 +0000

YES My ex used to “suck the paint off the walls” by his snoring. Many times I would make him stay awake until I was asleep… his snoring would normally wake me up but at least I could get some sleep in, before I would wake up from it…No problems with that anymore… of course I currently sleep alone

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