For a relationship to work, a couple has to work out exactly what sort of dynamic suits the both of them. This could mean making compromises in their lifestyle choices, in their daily routine, or in whatever plans they might have had for the future. Sometimes, it could even mean sleeping in separate beds to strengthen their relationship. Yes, as strange as it may seem, some couples choose not to sleep together in order to bring them closer - but some are driven to the decision through an unhappy relationship. Here are accounts from 16 people who choose not to snooze beside their significant other every night... 1. There's always time for cuddling 2. You sleep in the other room because it's unattractive? Or because it's loud? 3. One change can make or break a relationship 4. How do you know she's not sneaking out to meet men? 5. This seems like a bad omen to me 6. Sometimes a relationship just stops working 7. Not everyone needs constant intimacy  8. Some compromises were clearly made here 9. This actually seems very sensible 10. I think it might be time you guys had a chat... 11. This might work if you have a really fidgety partner 12. The age-old problem 13. Sounds like an absolute nightmare 14. Surely you can't live like that forever? 15. To each their own 16. Some people really do get the best of both worlds So, while sleeping in separate beds might usually be taken as a negative sign in a relationship, it might just be the thing that saves the romance for others. Or, you know, it could just be a way to avoid their partner's snoring!

16 Couples reveal the weird reasons why they sleep in separate rooms

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