Snoring is no joke; it’s one of the most common reasons for relationship strain. Perhaps every decent girl has been in such a situation: you meet this wonderful person, start dating, fall in love with each other — only to later discover with horror that, as it turns out, our guys snore louder than a jackhammer!
Oh, and all your dreams come crashing down, and instead of waking your beloved with the most tender kisses or words of love at sunrise, you’re already pounding his back at four in the morning, yelling, ‘Stop snoring!’ To put an end to this horror, AdmiGram.com shares the best advice on how to sleep with a snoring boyfriend.
What to do if your boyfriend snores
Find a position where your guy doesn’t snore
One of the important things you realize later on is that a person snores or doesn’t snore only in certain positions. What do smart women do in such situations instead of pushing their beloved all night? They sew a pocket onto the guy’s bottom underwear so that the walnut placed in it prevents him from sleeping in the position where our beloved snores.
Use the white noise generator trick
We are wired in such a way that any monotonous and repetitive sound literally lulls us to sleep. It sounds funny, but by using a white noise generator night after night, gradually decreasing the volume to a comfortable level, our psyche will learn to adapt to the snoring noise of our beloved. And soon we will calmly and soundly fall asleep under these prolonged pneumatic drills from the mouth of our loved one.
Encourage your guy to stay in shape
Any otolaryngologist will tell you that the percentage of snorers among slim individuals is minimal. The thing is, weight gain plays a significant role in snoring because fat deposits accumulate not only in the abdominal and thigh areas but also in the head and neck area, including on the tongue and around the throat. And all of this affects airflow during breathing.
Encourage your guy to see a doctor
As cliché as it may sound, the best thing to do when our partner snores terribly is to see a doctor. Snoring, as a consequence rather than a cause, not only responds well to treatment but also indicates the true underlying reasons for this ailment. And as they say, it’s better and cheaper to prevent any illness than to treat it.
If nothing helps, sleep separately
There’s nothing wrong with sleeping separately. You can still go to bed together and enjoy closeness, hugs, and conversation. But when it’s time to turn off the lights and surrender to Morpheus, one of us can go to another room. And in the morning, you will still love each other deeply, and most importantly—rest and get a good night’s sleep.
