Guest guest Posted November 24, 2008 Report Share Posted November 24, 2008 If I were married, etc. I would not want my own room to sleep in and such. I may as well as just be a roomate, if that is the case. > > > > Hi, > > There used to be an only AS list I belonged some time ago. > > In that list, there was a topic that was mentioned periodically. > > It was the use of a room, bed, between the spouses. > > Most of the guys in the list wanted to have the house divided in which they > could live their lives and share specific common space with their spouses or > mates, or partners....... > Some of the girls agreed, and others did not necessarily liked it. > > Yet all of them wanted their individual usage of specific spaces. > > My experience was that when I was growing up, my father and mother shared > the bedroom, but had both different beds. My dad liked to sleep alone, no one > touching his space or him. They had two beds, and they shared them or we > would have not been here! > Yet dad had his very own bed as well....... > > Office space....... > No one was to go into his office, except mother and his kids; but mostly he > was there. > > When we got into his office, we knew what we could touch and what we could > not touch. > My dad was a cool serious guy, but he liked his space as well. > > Dad had some back troubles so he also liked his bed as he designed it and > had it made his way. Trust me, it was not a fun bed, but the other one they > had was. > > We played in their room and hang around, specially if he was telling us how > we were supposed to behave and live life....... > > When I got sick, he would always put me in his bed. He knew I felt better > by just being there and felt safe. Others went to their beds or their other > bed. > > Dad liked order i his life and surroundings and so do I. I like certain > things in certain places and that keeps harmony in my space and life. > > I rarely loose things, but when I have it is because I am trying a new space > and have gone to look at the old place. It is then that I recall having > change a setting and go to my new settings. > > I think that dad was NOT being possessive or territorial. He was being > organized and concern with his effectiveness if things were not in order and > where they were supposed to be. > It had to do with organization, and controlling his environment to be > effective more than anything else! > > NT's are also like this, they like certain things in certain places, it is > called organization. They (NT's) just have it in a smaller degree than many > of us in the spectrum. > > I would prefer to sleep in the same bedroom of my spouse or partner, and the > same bed; but it will not bother me if I also slept by myself. > I do like coziness, cuddling, naughtiness and the whole package, but I can > also do both. > I have to see what my partner or spouse would like to have, and take it from > there. > > Many times I have heard that people in the spectrum prefer duplex do to this > matter. > Some AS people whom end up with other AS find this arrangement fine, others > might find it cold. Yet there is coldness if you both still share romance, > naughtiness, affection, love, meals and the whole thing together. > > That is what I have heard at least in that only AS list long ago. > I wonder how some AS people here would think of having their own space. The > people i this list seems to be far more lenient than the AS of the other > list. > > I adapt easily, and as long as I have free reach of my partner, I do not > necessarily car of the space he might want to have for him. > I, on my own house only use my bedroom, the bathroom, the kitchen. I love > my garden, so I stay out there quite a bit. I do not use any other part of > the house, except for the laundry room and the carport for Pietro. Pietro the > nickname of my car. > > . > > > > > > > **************Get the Moviefone Toolbar. Showtimes, theaters, movie news & > more! (http://pr.atwola.com/promoclk/100000075x1212774565x1200812037/aol? redir=htt > p://toolbar.aol.com/moviefone/download.html? ncid=emlcntusdown00000001) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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