Women 'call the shots in bed'

October 18, 2011 14:17

It's not men, but women who seem to call the shots in bed -- at least, when it comes to deciding which side of the mattress to sleep on, a survey has found.

According to the survey, in order to get a good night's sleep, barely one man in 10 insists on his preferred side; and while a quarter of couples disagree over sleeping arrangements -- the woman nearly always gets her way.

Reasons for women choosing one side of the bed over the other range from wanting to avoid their sleeping partner breathing on them to wanting the man to sleep nearest to the door so he can confront any burglars, the poll suggested.

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