Relationship Explained YOUR Sleeping Positions

You're laying in bed with your significant other, and you just so happen to be spooning them. Have you ever wondered what this means? Actually, whether you're a male or female changes the meaning of the spooning position. Neat huh? But what if you're not a spooner? According to relationship psychologist Corrine Sweet, "During sleep, you cannot fake your body language. This is the time when you are honest, vulnerable and your sleeping position can reveal a lot about your relationship."

Here is we are explained 6 Types of Sleeping Positions.

1. Spooning
How to: One of you is on their part, with the other personality snuggle up behind you.
Pros: It shows that the couple is close up and happy and wants to show their love to each other and be actually close.
Cons: It strength be too hot in the summer and you really don’t want to be hugged and be all sweaty.

2. Pillow Talk
How to: You’re face each other but not touching.
Pros: represent relationship and the need for one-on-one contact and conversation in bed.
Cons: Couples often worry about morning breath and just in general this isn’t the most handy position for breathing, you don’t breathe in unity and you don’t want to inhale the air your loved one just exhaled.

3. Romantic 
How to: maybe the most tired in movies position, a man is dishonest losing on his back with a woman on her side, head resting on his shoulder or chest.
Pros: Usually signifies a  start of a new relationship. loving, but still a bit shy and not overly clingy.
Cons: While some find the sound of their partner’s heartbeat under their ear calming and relaxing, others might find it distract and annoying, plus it’s not really that comfortable for your neck and your partner is most likely feeling a bit trapped lying on their back all the time.

4. Back to Back
How to: Pretty self instructive – both of you are lying on your sides with your back to each other. Your backs, legs or feet might be touching rarely.
Pros: Signifies that both partners are sure in their relationship, have most likely been together for a while and respect each others sleeping habits.

Cons: No need to worry, as long as you’re not too far from each other it’s fine, most couple’s find this position to be the most happy to sleep in. The only con we could think of is maybe rolling and bumping into each other when trying to roll  over onto your back, that could be surprising in the middle of the night and might wake you up.

5. Edges
How to: Both sleep on opposite sides of the bed facing away from each other.
Pros: You both value upset and respect each others personal space. Works perfectly if you two have different resting temperature preferences. For example one prefers to be cooler and sleep only partially under covers and the other likes to be snugly tucked and warm.

Cons: Might signify a frustration in relationship and emotional distance. Might lead to comical tug wars for covers.

6.The Honeymoon Hug
The most intimate of sleeping positions, this is less-common alternative to The Spoon tends to occur during periods where intense feelings are present, such as after lovemaking or the beginning of a relationship. Some couples maintain it throughout their relationship, but, according to Elizabeth Flynn Campbell, a New York psychotherapist, "[the couple] could be overly enmeshed, too dependent on each other to sleep apart."



7.Like Shingles (on a Roof)
This position denotes strong egos and a sense of entitlement, according to Samuel Dunkell, a position that tends to be quite popular. Normally, one partner is laying on their back while the other rests their head on the person's shoulder, making him or her a dependent, compliant partner. Shriley P. Glass notes "there's a high level of trust here," as this snuggling position has a "strengthening sense of comradeship and protection."

8. The Sweetheart's Cradle
A more amped up, intimate version of the above, The Sweetheart's Cradle has one person holding the other instead of having a head simply anchored on a shoulder. What you end up with is a very caring, nurturing, intimate position, creating a sense of protection and safeness.

Now, the thing to keep in mind is that sleeping positions do not define your relationship and no one sleeps in the same position all the time. Most people move in their sleep and might go through all of these in one night. Each and every one of these sleeping positions can be interpret differently and there’s no right or wrong, it’s not exactly rocket science. As long as you’re happy to see each other when you wake up  it’s all that matters.