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Input: My husband and I have been together for almost 13 years and have had no problems sleeping together in the same bed until I fell pregnant with our son in 2016. My pregnancy made me more sensitive to sound and seemed to coincide with my husband starting to breathe heavily and then to snore.

For most of my pregnancy my husband refused to accept that there was an issue. During that time I tried earplugs (so many different brands and materials). None of them blocked the sound of him snoring. I also found the sound of my own breathing and heartbeat irritated me further. I tried listening to music, Audiobooks and white noise. I could still hear him. Finally I started to move to the then spare room. I could still hear him through the wall but it was a vast improvement. 

My husband hated me moving and made it as difficult as possible to do so. My mum gave me a mattress for the spare room so he moved my daughter into that room to prevent me from using it. He says he struggled to sleep if I'm not beside him. 

Our son was born in September. I then had to contend with snoring and a newborn waking up throughout the night. After around 6 months my husband tried a couple of snoring remedies with very little success. I found myself on the sofa, more often than not with a newborn. My sleep deprivation got so bad that I wanted to die.

Finally my husband realised how much I was suffering after I told him I didn't want to be alive anymore. For the past 4 weeks he's slept on the sofa with the odd night of him attempting to share a bed with me. On those nights I'm usually on the sofa by 10:30pm having given up on trying to sleep beside him when he's snoring within 10 minutes of getting into bed. We no longer have a spare room as my son is in there. 

He tells me it'll get better that we'll work it out, that I need to think about it more positively but after more than two years of this I've had enough. I don't want to try anymore because when I do I end up having to move and find it difficult to get back to sleep. I would rather sleep in separate beds permanently. My husband hates the idea of us not sharing a bed and makes me feel guilty for feeling the way I do. I 

So, AITA for wanting to sleep separately and how can we solve this conflict in our relationship? 

wanting to sleep separately