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Being the Little Spoon


Jase

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It rocks. Guys who are always the big spoon in bed with your significant other: turn around and try being the little spoon. You won't regret it. You'll fall asleep like a baby.

If you believe in equitable relationships, you should at least get to be the little spoon every once in a while.

WHO'S WITH ME??

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Back when I had a girlfriend, I was the little spoon twice in a 5 year span. It was amazing both times. Hilarious, as well, considering she was 5'2" and I'm around 6' and pretty broad. It felt like a midget trying to surprise hug me at first. Once I got comfortable, best night of sleep ever.

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I'm 6'7"

she's 5'6"

there's no little spoon in my future!!!

Psssshh. I'm 5ft and he's 6'2". It can be done.

My biggest problem is he's so hot! Are you all like that? It's like a damn heated furnace in the bed. Literally have to turn on the fan every single night except when he's not there.

How can you be all hot and sleep under the covers and your body not wake you up from sweating? I don't get it.

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