TV in Bedroom
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years ago, I read that couples who have a TV in their room sacrifice their love life and intimacy to watch TV.
Tonight my DH and I have on the TV and we're each pounding on our separate laptops.
Guess we won't have to pull the shades tonight!
Tonight my DH and I have on the TV and we're each pounding on our separate laptops.
Guess we won't have to pull the shades tonight!
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LOL I heard that years ago - wonder what the "experts" have to say about all the new gadgets that have come out since that report ![Shock](https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/shock.png)
I can't sleep without a TV for background noise - maybe that explains why I am single
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I can't sleep without a TV for background noise - maybe that explains why I am single
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Hate having any electronic/tv/etc. equipment in our bedroom....don't even have a digital clock. Have enough electronics during the day....don't need them while we are chillaxing in the boudoir.
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No tv in our room.. There's seven other rooms he can go into if he wants to watch tv...
Same goes with laptops --- no place for them in our bedroom
One exception iPhones - we use them instead of alarm clocks.
We live out in the country , no shades needed for any room !!!
Same goes with laptops --- no place for them in our bedroom
One exception iPhones - we use them instead of alarm clocks.
We live out in the country , no shades needed for any room !!!
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The TV in our bedroom is on almost 24 hours a day. Of course, there's usually only one human in there at a time. I'm a full time student so I'm always up late and hes a 3rd shifter and needs the background noise to sleep during the day.
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Before I retired I worked the midnight shift. Needed the TV to drown out noise from outside so I could sleep during the daytime. So yes, the TV has been in our bedroom forever. Now I turn it on and put it on sleep timer so it goes off shortly after I fall asleep.
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and for me! i set the timer to turn the tv off after getting to sleep. strangely, this is a new habit in the last few years. as the kids were growing, i couldn't even stand to hear the tv in the other room when trying to go to sleep. so the kids all had to retreat to their rooms to read, or whatever.
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