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Old 08-26-2020, 01:03 PM #1
Jessinthewilderness Jessinthewilderness is offline
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Default Sharing a bed

Share a bed with my partner - they turned over and whacked me on the head with their arm when i was sleeping and it woke me up. I have no way or knowing how hard it was bc i was sleeping but remember it feeling like a lot of force. I have symptoms flaring now but can’t tell if it’s anxiety or something to worry about

Does anyone else get hit or bumped when sleeping w their partner and how do you deal with it
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