Do you sleep on a queen or king bed?
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Anonymous
| Cali king which is ridiculous since it's occupied by only me (5'0") and a toddler. DH takes his snoring into another room most nights and sleeps on an unoccupied twin bunk bed. |
Anonymous
| We used to sleep on a queen but once the toddler crawling into bed in the morning it got a little a small so we switched to king. If it was just 2 of us I think I'd prefer the queen. |
Anonymous
| Queen for 10 years, after two years in full-size (don't know how we managed that!). We are both move around a lot in the night and wake each other, so a king would be nice - but our bedroom is too small. |
Anonymous
| We spent three years in a full before we upgraded to a Queen seven years ago. No problems with crowding each other, and DH is 6'3". Whenever we travel and sleep in a king, it feels really awkward. I'm reaching out for him, like "where are you?!?!" |
Anonymous
| Queen. Our house is old. The master is small. A king would take up the entire room. We have plenty of room in the queen. |
Anonymous
| Cracking up at those people who can't fit a king bed in their MB. |
Anonymous
Really? it's not that uncommon for an older house. I could technically fit one in my MB, I guess, but there wouldn't be room for much else. |
Anonymous
| yeah, we have a Queen and I'd love to have a King but our bedroom is too small..sure I could fit it in, but the dresser/bureau and nightstands and stuff would be crowded |
Anonymous
Why does this crack you up? In order to have a short commute and a walkable community, we live closer-in...which means an older home with a smaller MB. Not sure how that's hilarious. |
Anonymous
| Not everybody lives in a McMansion. We may have a queen bed, but our summer electric bills are less than $100/month! |
Anonymous
| Cal King. Life changing. Would never give it up. Although all bedding must be ordered online because stores usually only carry standard King. |
Anonymous
| We went with the king size bed upgraded from queen many years ago and never looked back. We moved a lot and lived in very small spaces, but always found that a king size bed fits even in small bedrooms. We usually don't have any furniture in the bedroom if it's small, other than nightstands and a dresser and there is not much space to walk around, but we don't care, since for us the bedroom is pretty much a place for the "bed related activities", so who cares about a couch or a chair. Yes, it may not look good, but we feel more comfortable with the big bed. It was very convenient for co-sleeping with our baby as well. |