Today, after a very poor night's sleep, I've had to stay awake and do housework while my husband, who slept like a baby last night, keeps on sleeping because he "didn't sleep well." He was snoring all night long, the reason I didn't sleep well. FML
If he's snoring badly and then complaining he didn't sleep well, it's possible he has sleep apnea or something similar. Getting him to a doctor to talk about it may make both of your lives' better.
If he's snoring badly and then complaining he didn't sleep well, it's possible he has sleep apnea or something similar. Getting him to a doctor to talk about it may make both of your lives' better.
housework can wait a day. you're a grown-up. go nap, and he can help when he wakes up.
mentalissues 12
Wake his lazy useless butt up then.....
Vesi 30
Separate bedrooms. My late hubby had the same issue. Having my own room saved my sanity. He did finally get a much better CPAP machine and it all went much better for everyone. =)
FakeFriendMagnet 1
Sounds like you need to sleep in separate rooms. But going to see an ENT about the snoring would be a good idea for your husband too.
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Bogrbon 27
If he's snoring badly and then complaining he didn't sleep well, it's possible he has sleep apnea or something similar. Getting him to a doctor to talk about it may make both of your lives' better.
Crowned Sataness 12
housework can wait a day. you're a grown-up. go nap, and he can help when he wakes up.
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randybryant799 21
Why did you have to do housework? You're a grownup you can sleep whenever you want to.
Bogrbon 27
If he's snoring badly and then complaining he didn't sleep well, it's possible he has sleep apnea or something similar. Getting him to a doctor to talk about it may make both of your lives' better.
Crowned Sataness 12
housework can wait a day. you're a grown-up. go nap, and he can help when he wakes up.
mentalissues 12
Wake his lazy useless butt up then.....
Vesi 30
Separate bedrooms. My late hubby had the same issue. Having my own room saved my sanity. He did finally get a much better CPAP machine and it all went much better for everyone. =)
FakeFriendMagnet 1
Sounds like you need to sleep in separate rooms. But going to see an ENT about the snoring would be a good idea for your husband too.