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Do you need a “screen divorce”?

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Do you need a “screen divorce”?

We’ve talked in the past about “sleep divorces“…when couples opt to sleep in different beds or different rooms, maybe because one of you snores or you need that alone time to sleep better.

Now there are “screen divorces” according to The Guardian…when you don’t have to agree on what to watch because you both watch whatever you want on separate screens.

You can watch in different rooms or in the same room and one of you wears headphones so that you avoid the situation where one person has to suffer through a show they don’t actually like.

It’s something lots of couples already do especially now that everyone has three TVs, two iPads, and a phone…it just has a name now!

We do this already…do you? Would you? 🤔

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