Sleeping with the Enemy
by Brian Yalung on Friday, November 2nd, 2007
At times when we want a refreshing sleeping practice, it is only normal for us to want to be alone in bed or at least share a bed with nothing else to think about. Quarrels and disagreements are usually a base for some people when it comes to sleeping comfortably. This includes that of siblings, partners and friends. Normally, when we have something against them, we would prefer to sleep alone or separate ourselves from them.
It may be petty at times but it is a reality. Most of the time, if problems can be resolved, people would do so. In cases when they are close to impossible to settle, chances are we would prefer to sleep elsewhere and apart from the people who become our temporary enemies.
Source: ”Private Practice”: Sleeping With the Enemy
November 3rd, 2007 at 1:15 pm
what a cartoon
:), but i still can’t sleep:(
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