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Should i be concerned if i beat my boyfriend up in my sleep?
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Your sleep partner: When you think about your sleep environment remember the person you share your bed with. Per Psychosomatic Medicine, there is a connection between sleep quality & couple's interactions--men have better interactions with their wives the day after a good night of shared sleep; women sleep better if they have less conflict with their husband during the day.
Answered 11/27/2014
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