
Elissar18
@Elissar18
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Posted by Arielle83
Entwined with legs and arms
On his chest
Both big and little spoon
Butts touching
We move around a lot


Posted by ArachnophobiaPosted by Elissar18Posted by Arachnophobia![]()
Lol. Your pillow is hot.
thnx, she's a Pisces. We met on Amazon.click to expand

Posted by Arielle83Posted by Elissar18Posted by Arielle83
Entwined with legs and arms
On his chest
Both big and little spoon
Butts touching
We move around a lot
Have you been together a long time
Since end of January. He’s a Capricorn, I’m a cancerclick to expand

Posted by lisabethur8![]()
spooning ;p
and like this...![]()
numbers #1, 2, 3 and the entwined one lol
my husband doens't like to be apart.
Posted by Elissar18Posted by lisabethur8![]()
spooning ;p
and like this...![]()
numbers #1, 2, 3 and the entwined one lol
my husband doens't like to be apart.
I though the sleep hugging was just at the beginning of a relationship. How long have you been married?click to expand







Posted by Elissar18Posted by LadyNeptune![]()
Lol that's pretty funny.click to expand

Posted by ellllePosted by Ram416
This:
YOU SLEEP FACING AWAY FROM EACH OTHER WITH YOUR BUTTS TOUCHING
This position suggests you're a confident couple that appreciates your own space: The facing away from each other hints at the ability and desire to be independent, while the butt touch shows you still want to stay sexually connected,
YOU SLEEP WITH NOTHING TOUCHING BUT YOUR FEET OR LEGS
Being far from the brain and the first part of your body to react in the case or a flight or flight response, the feet are the most honest portion of the body, under the least conscious control. If your partner plays footsie with you in bed, it means he craves an emotional or sexual connection.
Interesting. Me too.
We could be at total opposites of the bed but our butts or feet have to be touching. He will tangle my feet up in the covers with his so I cant pull them away....lolclick to expand


Posted by lisabethur8![]()
spooning ;p
and like this...![]()
numbers #1, 2, 3 and the entwined one lol
my husband doens't like to be apart.
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YOU'RE THE LITTLE SPOON
In this position, your partner envelops you in a way that feels simultaneously intimate and secure. Because it involves some serious butt-to-penis contact, "it's a very vulnerable position that's sexual, but says, 'I trust you,'"
YOU'RE THE BIG SPOON
This says you're protective of your partner and maybe even a bit possessive.
YOUR PARTNER CRADLES YOUR HEAD ON HIS CHEST
A face-up sleeping position indicates confidence and self-assurance. When your partner sleeps on his back with your head in his arms, it says, "I have the power and I'm using it to protect you,". When you, in turn, face your partner in a fetal position, it shows you depend on him. If you sleep with your head on his chest and the rest of your body sprawled out, it sends the message that you want to make decisions for yourself
YOU FACE EACH OTHER
When you sleep face-to-face, it's an unconscious attempt to look your partner in the eye throughout the night. If your partner suddenly starts facing you, there's a good chance he feels distant and wants to connect, or is hungry for more intimacy — especially if he presses his pelvis against yours.
YOU SLEEP ON YOUR STOMACHS
Because sleeping on your stomach protects the front of your body, the position could be a sign of anxiety, vulnerability, and lack of sexual trust. Unless there are back or neck issues, people tend to face the bed because they don't want to or are afraid to face their emotions. If your partner suddenly starts sleeping facedown, you can cozy up to make him feel more protected.
YOU SLEEP ON OPPOSITE SIDES OF THE BED
This says you're independent or have a desire to be more separate. If you're typically snuggly sleepers though, this position could be a red flag that something isn't right, whether that means stress at work or an untold secret.
That said, many people start out snuggling to warm up or show affection, then gravitate toward opposite sides of the bed for a random reason — it could be because your partner has sharp toenails, kicks in his sleep, or moves around too much, or because you get hot when you sleep skin to skin,
YOU SLEEP FACING AWAY FROM EACH OTHER WITH YOUR BUTTS TOUCHING
This position suggests you're a confident couple that appreciates your own space: The facing away from each other hints at the ability and desire to be independent, while the butt touch shows you still want to stay sexually connected,
YOU SLEEP WITH NOTHING TOUCHING BUT YOUR FEET OR LEGS
Being far from the brain and the first part of your body to react in the case or a flight or flight response, the feet are the most honest portion of the body, under the least conscious control. If your partner plays footsie with you in bed, it means he craves an emotional or sexual connection.
YOU SLEEP WITH YOUR LEGS AND ARMS TOTALLY ENTWINED
When you sleep with arms and legs tangled, it's a sign that you can't get enough of each other — even while you sleep. "It means your lives are intertwined, that you function as a pair. You probably finish each other's sentences and take care of each other,"
YOU SLEEP DIFFERENT DISTANCES FROM THE HEADBOARD
People who sleep closer to the headboard tend to feel more dominant and confident, while those who place their heads further away from it could be more subservient and have lower self-esteem. Couples who sleep with their heads at the same level are on the same page. Heads that touch are even better: It's a sign that you have like minds and know what's going on in each other's heads