I'm not leaving MY bedroom because I snore!!

**cedward1** · 01-05-2012 02:04 AM

OK, I'm not married. But if I were, I wouldn't be like those spineless wimps on the TV commercial who are "tired of having to sleep on the couch" because they snore. If my wife doesn't like it, she can sleep on the couch! Why should I be punished because she has some problem with my medical problems?

Actually, if my wife were nice about it, I would offer to sleep on the couch. But these women don't look nice at all, and Mr. TV announcer guy implied that the wife kicks the man out of bed out of anger.

Oh well, I guess it's a moot point since I sleep alone and I don't snore (well, I don't think so anyway). But the commercial was on TV and it bothered me.

**Original Poster** · 01-05-2012 06:13 PM

Well... I can definitely tell you're not married.

**ninja9578** · 01-05-2012 07:40 PM

If you snore and she doesn't like it you only have to choices when you're married. Sleep on the couch and get to have sex, or have her sleep on the couch and not have sex. I'd sleep on the couch. But then again, I don't snore

Also when you're married, it's not YOUR bedroom, everything is hers.

**Arra** · 01-05-2012 09:00 PM

This type of thing bothers me too, the TV commercials, shows, comedians, etc. It's a classic 'wife' stereotype and annoys me because, well, I wouldn't be like that if I were married. But most people (like the posters above) seem to believe that literally every wife must be like that. To avoid problems like it, just don't marry a bitch.

Well I actually can't stand snoring. I don't want to get married at all, but if I was, I'd probably suggest we get separate rooms. But of course I'd sleep on the couch, if anyone. I'd feel guilty otherwise. I can't imagine wanting to sleep in the same bed as someone every night anyway.

**Carôusoul** · 01-05-2012 09:03 PM

If I'm with a girl who snores I get brutal as all fuck

If I were to snore, which I don't, they would in turn be fully justified in exacting punishment on me

**Original Poster** · 01-06-2012 08:14 AM

Originally Posted by Dianeva

This type of thing bothers me too, the TV commercials, shows, comedians, etc. It's a classic 'wife' stereotype and annoys me because, well, I wouldn't be like that if I were married. But most people (like the posters above) seem to believe that literally every wife must be like that. To avoid problems like it, just don't marry a bitch.

Well I actually can't stand snoring. I don't want to get married at all, but if I was, I'd probably suggest we get separate rooms. But of course I'd sleep on the couch, if anyone. I'd feel guilty otherwise. I can't imagine wanting to sleep in the same bed as someone every night anyway.

I'd like to give you the benefit of the doubt but my opinion is women don't rationally understand the way they use sex to manipulate men, they are following a biological drive that leads them into a dominant position.

**Arra** · 01-06-2012 09:27 AM

I see how that might happen in a relationship in which one person enjoys sex and the other doesn't.

**Original Poster** · 01-06-2012 07:13 PM

It's not so simple as that. A woman's biological drive controls her desires and changes them based on what time of the month it is or what stage of her life she is in. Women are animals of instinct that backwards rationalize their opinions based upon inconsistent emotions. Men eventually just give in an accept their wives are always right even when they're not.

**Arra** · 01-07-2012 02:53 AM

Some desires might change, but that doesn't necessarily cause irrationality. Maybe if someone is not truthful with herself and tries to justify the changing emotions in some irrational way.