| My spouse has chronic sleep difficulties. We also have an essentially dormant sex life (ED related). I would like to suggest we try a late weekend afternoon session in bed, but he is often napping then. He typically is totally for many things in theory, but in practice not so much. I realize I’m just looking for validation but should I just dive in and wake him —? Er, gently? |
| I recently did that...my boyfriend went to sleep and an hour or so later I really wanted to fool around and we did (I went down on him) but later the next day he criticized me for waking him up. I thought he’d be happy to get to fool around but he wasn’t. So yeah, won’t be initiating any mid sleep hookups again. |
| Sex. You might as well try it and if you get blow back don't do it again. |
| Sex |
| Me, I would do it, but you need to have a conversation with him. Sex is part of a relationship, and you need to find options that work for both of you. |
| So, has he gotten a prescription yet? Because if he has ED you can't be sure of anything. And even then. And if he hasn't gotten a prescription means he is not particularly motivated to have sex again. |
| Attempt the sex after he wakes up but before he gets out of bed |
| Give him a Brentwood Hello |
| Both? Sex and then nap. |
Gold star answer. |
Yup. Makes the nap better, plus you get laid! |
Same here. How is this even a discussion? When toddler dd takes her afternoon nap that's when we have weekend day time sex and then nap for an hour. Glorious. Everyone is happy for the afternoon. |
Those were the good ole days for us. Now they're bigger but not so big that they know about sex and will leave us alone. |
| Napping makes nighttime sleep issues worse anyway, so you might as well wake him up and go for it. |
Dumb-ass of the year award winner... |