Snoring = Divorce

I find it absolutely hilarious.

My gf had to sleep in another room last night and I woke toddler up room next door.
 
Sleep deprivation is a pretty effect torture, I'd argue diminished responsibility after killing you with a sharpened spoon.
 
I've been using this for the last year or so and it turns my amplified jackhammer snore into a tolerable dozing snore.
My wife wakes me up when I snore if I've not used the throat spray.
 
glen8 said:
It does my head in to the point that I leave the tv playing all night to drown it out. Having sky news on gives you some weird dreams. My last one had Donald trump in it lol
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At least it isn't Faux News :p

P.S. a snoring/divorce thread crops up quite often on Mumsnet > AIBU. The usual response from the wimmin is "LTB."
 
I snore, not so much since I dropped the weight mind. Separate bedrooms with a 6am commute has sorted it...

IMHO if a couple can't come up with a simple solution to a simple problem, there's more fundamental issues at play. You could even argue snoring comes under the "in sickness and health part of the deal.
 
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