Soooo very roommate-y. Totally normal.
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Teppy, it takes a while to figure out a rhythm. I still fight my night owl tendencies to go to bed when TCG does, and he would probably like to go to bed even earlier. It's difficult to adjust.
So, let me ask -- married folk/people living in sin: does it feel roommate-y sometimes? Or is there a roommate-like aspect? Is this normal?
Sure, it's pretty normal. Probably weirder if it didn't feel that way at times.
That would be fun. Especially if I got to see his face.
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does it feel roommate-y sometimes? Or is there a roommate-like aspect? Is this normal?
Completely. I mean, he *is* your roommate, as well as being your relationship. If you can manage both of them harmoniously, then you're in great shape, even if your harmony != always in sync all the time.
Is this normal?
Yup. DH and I have lived together for almost 10 years, now, and we are still learning how to mesh our different schedules into time together and time apart and time getting shit that needs doing done. You reading while he tinkers is Quality Relationship Time in which you practice allowing each other to pursue your own interests while still being around each other. That's pretty advanced, I'd say.
so is it just me or do all cat owners sing, "Psycho Kitty"?
So, let me ask -- married folk/people living in sin: does it feel roommate-y sometimes? Or is there a roommate-like aspect? Is this normal?
OMG, YES. But even after nineteen years, we still have our, uh, definitely non-roommatey moments.
OMG, YES. But even after nineteen years, we still have our, uh, definitely non-roommatey moments.
And THAT, my darlings, is the key.
and different bedtimes - not unusual. Not always desirable, but there are all kinds of ways to work around the night owl/ early bird syndrome.
and it seems to me that a live-in relationship ranges from hi, oh yeah we share a bed to hooray the person I love most in the world is here, I must crush them with my love to please vanish for three hours so I can be all by myself and yes, take the cat with you.