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According to a
survey by hotel chain Travelodge, the year 2012 will be remembered not only by
the London Olympic Games or the Diamond Jubilee.
In fact, 2012 will be the end of the traditional kiss of the night when 80 percent of British people admit they are too tired to kiss your partner before bed.
According to recent studies on sleep behavior, it seems the UK has become increasingly less romantic in bed. Goodbye sweet things and embrace the night - 46 percent of British people seem to choose to turn from their partners to get restful sleep every night.
What's worse? As many as 25 percent of couples reported that they did not want to be touched by her partner during sleep. Since when sleepiness becomes a barrier?
And not just embrace being forgotten in the bedroom. As many as 90 percent of the 2,000 couples surveyed admitted they are no longer whispered "I love you" before turning off the lights - and 8 out of 10 did not even kiss before bed.
More Kissing Can Save Your Marriage, Says ScienceMeski sounds terrible, Corrine Sweey psychologist explained that the findings prove that we are more comfortable with our partner compared to what it might look.
"It is indisputable, after the excitement wears off, the naked and hugging each other, the need for sleep will dominate, so sleeping with each other turned into a favorite position in bed."
And half of British couples are like fetal position sleeping (sleeping on one side of the head and shoulders with the knees bent and drawn up) with her back to her partner.
Although seems distant, Corinne directly explain the popular sleeping position - away from the meaning of the passion that has been extinguished. It just shows you trust with your partner.
More than that we suspect enough sleep will give the couple enough energy to touch the future!
How do you sleep next to your partner? It says "I love you" before going to bed?
In fact, 2012 will be the end of the traditional kiss of the night when 80 percent of British people admit they are too tired to kiss your partner before bed.
According to recent studies on sleep behavior, it seems the UK has become increasingly less romantic in bed. Goodbye sweet things and embrace the night - 46 percent of British people seem to choose to turn from their partners to get restful sleep every night.
What's worse? As many as 25 percent of couples reported that they did not want to be touched by her partner during sleep. Since when sleepiness becomes a barrier?
And not just embrace being forgotten in the bedroom. As many as 90 percent of the 2,000 couples surveyed admitted they are no longer whispered "I love you" before turning off the lights - and 8 out of 10 did not even kiss before bed.
More Kissing Can Save Your Marriage, Says ScienceMeski sounds terrible, Corrine Sweey psychologist explained that the findings prove that we are more comfortable with our partner compared to what it might look.
"It is indisputable, after the excitement wears off, the naked and hugging each other, the need for sleep will dominate, so sleeping with each other turned into a favorite position in bed."
And half of British couples are like fetal position sleeping (sleeping on one side of the head and shoulders with the knees bent and drawn up) with her back to her partner.
Although seems distant, Corinne directly explain the popular sleeping position - away from the meaning of the passion that has been extinguished. It just shows you trust with your partner.
More than that we suspect enough sleep will give the couple enough energy to touch the future!
How do you sleep next to your partner? It says "I love you" before going to bed?
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