12 Couple sleeping positions and their meanings

12 Couple sleeping positions and their meaning

1. The Spoon Position: This is commonly used by couples. Both couples on their sides, both tucked in, and curving closely together, maintaining skin contact that shows they can’t get enough of each other. It connotes protection. One partner feels protective of the other partner as they use their body to create a safe environment. This position is splendid if you have a snoring partner. 
2. Loose spoon: This is a loose version of a spoon, similar to a spoon, only that we see couples together at the centre of the bed and may not be touching themselves. It shows a progression in the relationship and allows for some space, making you breathe well and relaxed.
3. Chased down: while asleep, you lay with your partner at the centre of the bed. Into the night, with your eyes still heavy with sleep, your turn to cuddle or have a feel of your partner and notice he or she is not close by but is now at the edge of the bed, you move toward your partner to have that magical touch with them. This scenario describes being chased down, just as the name one partner is as chasing the other. The chase down is a sign of mixed emotion that shows a partner either wants their space or seeks attention.
4. Intertwining lovers: the couple lie with their heads at the same level, they sleep facing each other in a body and leg locked embrace. This means intense emotional burden, closeness, and happiness. It is advisable not to be in this position for too long to breathe the air your partner releases from their nostril.
5. Unwoven braid: In this position, the interwoven lovers unfurl themselves 20-30 mins after sleep set in. This position is perfect for pillow talk and shows a bit of Independence, which keeps things interesting in their relationship. Notwithstanding, this could also mean one or both partners seek attention, but they cannot give it.
6. Moon landing: This is a super relaxing sleep positioning for couples, as partners sleep backing each other but touching with their butts or back. The sleep position means to show strength in Independence and that both partners trust themselves to stay together.
7. Cliff hanger: shows both couples lying on either side of the bed away from each other, leaving plenty of space in the middle with one foot sticking out at the edge of the bed. This position clearly shows that there is an unresolved issue in the relationship. It is said that the farther apart couples sleep, the worse their relationship is.
8. Tether balls: Here, couples sleep in unique positions, but still connect with a touch. A partner curls up like a ball while the other is lying on their back with a hand on the hip of their partner, connecting with a relaxed touch. This means they are both happy in the relationship.
9. Tangle: couples use this after an intimate session, though it is commonly used by new couples. They are seen to be in an extremely close hug while lying down. This shows a strong dependency on each other.