Those of you with S/O that snore...

**sparks19** · 08-25-2008, 11:20 PM

I know what you mean.

Brian snores and he falls asleep INSTANTLY. It doesn't wake me up if I am already asleep but I can't GET to sleep if he is snoring.

I usually just give him a little shake and say "You're snoring" he doesn't fully wake up but he usually ends up rolling over or just stops snoring for a moment or two.

**wolf_Q** · 08-25-2008, 11:35 PM

If it were me I'd try earplugs, and try to fall asleep first. Do we get to see pics of you and the b/f?

**Karen** · 08-26-2008, 12:49 AM

I have no help to offer, as I am the snoring one in this house. I warned Paul before I ever married him of this, but thankfully, he is the opposite of a light sleeper - he could probably sleep through a train wreck - so it works out okay!

**Pam** · 08-26-2008, 06:29 AM

I have lived with this problem for years. Two of my co-workers (older gals like myself

) have the same problem with their hubbies. I thought it was a problem that started with men when they reached 50!

Anyway.... rolling him over doesn't work and earplugs hurt my ears so I used to just have to make a 3:00AM walk to the spare bedroom. Finally I got tired of the late night walk and just moved into the other room. You really can't function at work (at least I can't) with so many nightly interruptions. I have read that sometimes weight loss is the answer. My own boss who is not heavy at all, lost only 10 lbs. and apparently that was the end of the problem for his wife.

**Maya & Inka's mommy** · 08-26-2008, 04:10 PM

Originally Posted by sparks19

I know what you mean.

Brian snores and he falls asleep INSTANTLY. It doesn't wake me up if I am already asleep but I can't GET to sleep if he is snoring.

I usually just give him a little shake and say "You're snoring" he doesn't fully wake up but he usually ends up rolling over or just stops snoring for a moment or two.

LOL!! This sounds exactly like how it is here