Sleeping together is something we do instinctively; our subconscious brains frequently determine our positions as we sleep. In a sense, our nighttime body language is the most honest one we have. So, examining it can yield fascinating results, particularly when it demonstrates how well-matched your two personalities are. Here are some of the most prevalent couples’ sleep positions and what they say about your love and relationships.

1. Hugging each other while holding hands. This means that lovers experience affection and find protection in each other’s hugs. This simply indicates that the couples share the core ‘Trust’ feeling, which binds them together. In this style of relationship, love is more here.

2. Sleeping on your partner’s chest. This is so sweet… It occurs during the honeymoon stage or in a newly established relationship. According to a survey, only 4% of couples sleep in this posture. When you are deeply in love or feel warm in your partner’s arms, it happens!!!

3. Sleeping face to face. When you sleep together and face each other but do not touch, it implies that something is missing in your relationship. It’s a subconscious desire for greater intimacy and connection through touch because even while sleeping, you’re begging your significant other for attention and proximity.

This isn’t necessarily a bad thing, because you can take good actions to bridge any gaps between you and feel closer throughout the day. That will eventually manifest itself in your nightly sleeping habits. 4. Backs facing each other: Despite their love, the couple appears unromantic. According to one survey, 27% of couples will lie in similar positions on their mattresses.

5. The dominant. This is one of the sleeping positions that could suggest danger. Does your partner try to force you off the bed, steal your covers, or take up all of the space? Then, there’s a subliminal battle for power.

This could suggest that they believe they should have more power in your relationship or that you exercise too much control. This is something to keep an eye out for. This conduct may lead to more serious problems in controlling behavior later.