Seperate Bedrooms: Marriage saver or red flag? | Mum Club

Get real with three mums as they navigate parenting, relationships, and those everyday annoyances we all face! First up, one mum opens up about the decision to sleep in a separate bedroom from her partner-can a little distance make the heart grow fonder? Next, the mums tackle the frustration of rude drivers who refuse to let anyone merge; are driving manners a thing of the past? They also dive into the debate of whether driving styles differ across genders (hint: it’s a hot topic!). Lastly, the big one-swearing around kids. Is it ever okay, or are we setting ourselves up for a little potty-mouth echo? Tune in for real talk, laughs, and those relatable moments only parents understand!
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[@mattbrown4920]

When I got sick, in on the couch. When she got sick recently, I was back on the couch. Makes complete sense to her and I’m sure most women.

[@user-zm9gc1kt8b]

I can confirm that it is a life saver by sleeping in separate rooms. If not then I'd be serving serious time by now😂😂😂

[@bobbythomas5357]

Women are botches on the road. Women never lets me in. Women never say thanks for opening the door. Men are more appreciative