We no longer really can sleep in the same bed together at night, because he makes so much noise.

And I'm a very light sleeper. I feel so guilty that we're not sharing the same bed every night,

but I don't really know what the right answer is.

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And I've been trying to tone it down for the last few months, but I am running on all cylinders.

And I bought a few other cylinders, chemical cylinders, and they are firing all the same time.

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Hey, I'm glad to hear that you're well caffeinated this morning because I'm very sleepy.

I am borderline methed. So we're, I mean, I'm real close. What's up?

So my husband, I've been married for about 25 years and I'm just trying to determine how we can maintain our, I guess, marital health in the fact that we no longer really can sleep in the same bed together.

He makes so much noise and I'm a very light sleeper. And so I feel so guilty that we're not sharing the same bed every night.

But I don't really know what the right answer is.

So this is, this is like a contentious conversation in the nerd world.

So talk to me about the conversation Jill had to get to this point.

Well, so, you know, he obviously feels horrible that, you know, he keeps me awake because of, you know, what are found snoring or even just like breathing heavily or whatever that he makes.

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