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lalasmama
03-19-2014, 10:07 PM
If you're in the mood, do you and your SO get busy, even when you may have houseguests overnight?

This never phased me, but apparently DH is on the other side of the coin--houseguests mean we are to behave as if we are virginal, LOL.

Wondering how others feel about this!

OKKiddo
03-20-2014, 08:29 PM
Just have to reply that your options in the poll made me really laugh out loud. Then DH came and read it over my shoulder and he was laughing but now is hinting heavily towards some action, lol!! Thanks. ;)

pharmjenn
03-21-2014, 01:44 AM
We just bought a new house with more bedrooms than we currently have, so we have choices in location. The largest bedroom is next to ours, and I think that is the logical choice for the guest room, and my DH keeps commenting, but it is right next to ours!

Tondi G
03-21-2014, 02:17 AM
I depends on the houseguests. If we had other adults out in the living room I might feel ok about it. When my kids have a friends spending the night I would HATE for them to hear something and embarrass the heck out of my child or their friend.

specialp
03-21-2014, 06:58 AM
I'm fine with it. Our guest room is about as far away from ours as it could be - different level and opposite side. You can't hear a thing. In our old house, the guest room was right next to our room. No way in that situation.

Another question: What if you are a guest in someone else's house and the mood strikes? I let that mood pass! Totally outside my comfort zone.

Globetrotter
03-21-2014, 09:53 AM
Depends how good their hearing is! My parents probably wouldn't notice :)

gatorsmom
03-21-2014, 10:24 AM
That one is easy. I'm never in the mood when we have house guests. I'm usually too tired for it. A lot of times, I wait til everyone is in bed to finishe tidying up, prepping food for the next day, and doing all the other behind-the-scenes work that needs to get done. I don't usually do that when are guests are still up because then I'm visiting with them. So it really has nothing to do with privacy.

Once all all the guests leave though, when we can all relax and let go, that is when the mood hits. ;)

egoldber
03-21-2014, 10:27 AM
That one is easy. I'm never in the mood when we have house guests. I'm usually too tired for it. A lot of times, I wait til everyone is in bed to finishe tidying up, prepping food for the next day, and doing all the other behind-the-scenes work that needs to get done. I don't usually do that when are guests are still up because then I'm visiting with them. So it really has nothing to do with privacy.


Exactly. I am always last in bed and after a marathon clean up and morning prep, yeah no thanks!

Giantbear
03-21-2014, 12:59 PM
when we used to have sex, we would be like bunnies when we were the guest, more reserved when we had people over. Now, we don't when we have guests and, apparently, my DD qualifies as a guest :(

lalasmama
03-21-2014, 08:08 PM
Another question: What if you are a guest in someone else's house and the mood strikes? I let that mood pass! Totally outside my comfort zone.

With XH-- :bag it didn't matter who's house, or where the guest room was. We once had to freeze in place and start "snoring" when someone came out to get a drink of water and we were on the sleeper sofa in the living room...

With current DH, no way! LOL

Chitowngirl
03-22-2014, 04:19 AM
I'm not 100% comfortable with it, but we are going to have to do it. We're TTC and DH invited his whole family for a week right when I'm supposed to ovulate. As you can tell I am not looking forward to next month...

Giantbear
03-22-2014, 08:32 AM
I'm not 100% comfortable with it, but we are going to have to do it. We're TTC and DH invited his whole family for a week right when I'm supposed to ovulate. As you can tell I am not looking forward to next month...

I say you go the opposite way here, i say you go over the top with yelling and screaming, so loud the neighbors here you, and then, in the morning, you walk in the kitchen in front of his family, smack him on the ass, put a $50 in his shirt pocket and say loudly "boy did you earn this last night", turn, wink at his mom, and walk out of the room.

TwinFoxes
03-22-2014, 09:32 AM
I'm fine with it. Our guest room is about as far away from ours as it could be - different level and opposite side. You can't hear a thing.

Same here. In our LA house, which was small, we were just quieter. Same goes for being a house guest, we just are more discreet.

trcy
03-22-2014, 09:33 AM
I say you go the opposite way here, i say you go over the top with yelling and screaming, so loud the neighbors here you, and then, in the morning, you walk in the kitchen in front of his family, smack him on the ass, put a $50 in his shirt pocket and say loudly "boy did you earn this last night", turn, wink at his mom, and walk out of the room.
:hysterical: Thank you for my daily laugh GB!

daphne
03-22-2014, 11:36 AM
This is sort of a timely question. We have friends staying with us for 2 nights next month & they'll be staying in my DD's room. The thought of them getting busy in there icks me out.