Kind of like all the asshole transplants in San Francisco who ridicule and make fun of Chinese people and Chinese restaurants on yelp. The Chinese have more of a right to be in SF than some douchebag Midwesterner.

I think it’s genius! The twins want to sleep in the same bed every night anyway. I can just send him to the bottom bunk and mom and dad will luxuriate in seperate bedrooms!

I say this Christmas in the morning you say to your oldest, “Santa came, kid...you’re getting a roomate. Bed or floor, you guys work it out. Mommy’s going back to sleep...alone.”

My husband and I haven’t slept together since our daughter was five. She’s 32 now. Our marriage is still going strong. She finds our sleep choices quite normal.

Exactly. I would be completely fine with this, particularly right now (pregnant.) I go to bed before he does, he snores, I have like 9 pillows, we have to use separate comforters because I am always hot and I roll around like a maniac, etc. I also can’t sleep if even a centimeter of my skin is touching another person…

Dream sitch, TBH.

I can’t wait until my oldest kid goes off to college, because I'm totally shipping my husband over to his room. Separate bedrooms for the win. They’re right across the hall from each other. Sexy times can be followed by a solid night’s sleep. Glorious for everyone. 6 1/2 years left....

I’m downstairs and she’s upstairs. My snoring and unwillingness to go to bed at 8:30 are the main reasons. We don’t have a problem with it.

I support this. I don’t want my husband’s crap near my things.

“Sleeping next to someone is great in theory: you get the benefit of their body heat, cuddles, and someone to throw in front of you if a serial killer comes in the night”

Screw separate beds, let’s talk about totally different wings of a house.

I think it’s considered rape, because she would never have consented to having sex with this chick wearing a dick. It’s similar to when some rando fucks someone’s wife in the dark, pretending to be her husband.

If you’ll all allow me to use the economics degree that has not landed me a high paying job and bore you a little:

Not to mention all the REFORM and REGULATION and workplace PROTECTIONS that came out of that era. The 40-hour work week, overtime pay, and later on things like OSHA &etc. Things that saved peoples’ lives and made us prosperous are now dirty words.

First: nice use of anecdata.

I love all those 40s phrases and use them on my friends all the time (including the dudes), but I think if a random guy called me ‘doll face’ in the wrong tone there’d be some withering back wit ala my avatar’s namesake.

Hey, me too, located in SF. Dated the guy for a couple months, moved in to 300 sq ft. Somehow it worked?

Way cool. You’re as ornery as a polk hat. I like it.

Also cool- calling people “polk hats” because I misheard “pole cat” on West Wing once.

I looked up their management team and as I suspected, most of them are English. This is more controversial than I usually get on-line, but in my professional experience, the combination of being male, British and and in finance, is not a great one when it comes to understanding the components sexual harassment or…