This mostly depends on the circumstances involved.
Was there another sleeping location available? I would be a little annoyed that they chose to sleep in the same bed. But the fact that there was no hanky-panky and they honestly were just sleeping... that would help me get over my annoyed... but my boyfriend and I would be having a conversation about boundaries and comfort levels right quick.
I said to myself he might Hendrix in the night (he was passed out mostly) but started hugging me in the morning, saying how peacefully he'd slept. I don't think he would cheat on his wife, but if he would, it wouldn't be with me; at least I wouldn't do that.
Sometimes it's nice just to have a warm body next to you, even if you're not married to/dating the person and nothing sexy happens.
Do you know his wife? I'm the kind that would tell her "hey, this thing happened. I wanted to let you know about it now so that if it comes up in the future it doesn't look like we were hiding something."
Depends on the circumstances I guess but for the most part I wouldn't care. If it were like a twin bed and there are other places to sleep maybe not good, but like sharing a hotel room and the room has one bed sure whatever. It is just sleeping.
Depends on the people involved. If you are just sleeping then I know quite a few people who wouldn't care, but equally I know people who would have a major issue with it. I've certainly done it, usually after a party when crash space is limited, but also when hillwalking when you sleep next to each other in the tent for warmth.
Hm, when the wife already hates you, I'd think it's a bad idea. Not a bad thing to do necessarily, but definitely not a good idea. If my boyfriend slept in the same bed/cuddled with one of his friends, I don't think I'd have a problem with it, because I like and trust all of his friends. If there's no bed available (he's tall so sleeping on a couch can be uncomfy), yeah, of course, share the bed. But I would want him to let me know. But I would be bothered if he just wanted a warm body next to him and purposely sought out a friend to sleep next to for that reason.
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Was there another sleeping location available? I would be a little annoyed that they chose to sleep in the same bed. But the fact that there was no hanky-panky and they honestly were just sleeping... that would help me get over my annoyed... but my boyfriend and I would be having a conversation about boundaries and comfort levels right quick.
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Do you know his wife? I'm the kind that would tell her "hey, this thing happened. I wanted to let you know about it now so that if it comes up in the future it doesn't look like we were hiding something."
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If my boyfriend slept in the same bed/cuddled with one of his friends, I don't think I'd have a problem with it, because I like and trust all of his friends. If there's no bed available (he's tall so sleeping on a couch can be uncomfy), yeah, of course, share the bed. But I would want him to let me know. But I would be bothered if he just wanted a warm body next to him and purposely sought out a friend to sleep next to for that reason.
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