Why more Brits are opting for separate beds


Issues such as snoring can, over time, affect overall health and wellbeing. By opting for separate beds, couples are prioritising their health and ensuring that both partners can enjoy a restful night’s sleep. Photo: 123rf.com

In an age where personal space and self-care are increasingly valued, a surprising trend is emerging among couples in Britain. The Best Dating Sites team conducted a survey across 2000 Brits, that reveals:

46% of British individuals prefer sleeping alone but remain silent on the matter to avoid hurting their partners’ feelings.

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