Could you explain why some women want to be intimate in their partner’s bed rather than their own?
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When staying in a twin room on a trip and having sex, it seems women prefer using the other person’s bed instead of their own. Why is that?
I’ve taken two trips over the past six months with different women, and both of them felt that way.
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Of course.
Between a bed covered in sweat or semen and one that smells of sweat, body odor, or semen, anyone would rather sleep in a clean bed.
The papa probably won’t mind being surrounded by the lingering scent after an adult relationship, so please let the woman sleep in a clean bed.
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Wouldn’t it be unpleasant if he smelled like an old man when you were sleeping? Of course.
When we travel, I book two rooms and sleep separately. It’s the most comfortable arrangement.
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That way, I think the woman can sleep in a clean bed.
When traveling, getting two rooms would let both of you sleep soundly—with no complaints or lack of sleep—and make the trip even more enjoyable.
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That’s pretty bad—you really don’t understand?
It’s just common sense: I’d feel bad about dirtying the bed a woman sleeps in, so I use my own bed when things get intimate.
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This is just a guess, but I think the reason is that he doesn’t want to dirty the bed he sleeps in himself—the opposite of what he always tells me: “Use the clean one.”
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