Talk:Sleeping together
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Not everyone who shares a bed has sex; not everyone who has sex shares a bed. Whilst sleeping together is common for sexual partners, and the term is a common euphemism for sexual intercourse, there is much more that can be written about this as a sociological and anthropological topic. What about cultural differences? What about poor people sharing a bed because of poverty? What about babies sleeping in the same bed as their parents? What about the now-extinct custom of bundling? -- The Anome 08:19, August 9, 2005 (UTC)
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