Sleep in the the same room, or two different rooms?

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I'm such a light sleeper I don't think I'd be able to at all with someone moving about next to me. I think it would have to be seperate rooms or maybe even different houses.

I'd prefer to sleep with my partner. I can't imagine another scenario, I would be quite lonely sleeping away from my partner. Growing up I was used to sleeping in the same room with my siblings and actually I feel safer having the company of another.
Although I'm still not sure how much sleep I can get with my partner, I'm worried that I'll disturb him by tossing and turning and that would keep me awake, especially because I get uncomfortable sleeping on one side for too long.
Having separate rooms is always a good idea, but I don't have to sleep separately.

Not sure if I would be able to get to sleep in bed with another person over a longer period of time. I have tried a couple of times, and I do like it. But I have a hard time falling asleep. So my prefed solution would be separate bedrooms but with the oportunity to sleep in the same bed every now and then.

Of course, with the elusive "right" person I might be able to fall alseep every night. But I still think separate bedrroms might be the ideal solution in the long run.

I like sleeping together and waking up together. But I also like my own space and would prefer to have my own room to retreat to if I was tired and needed a good night's sleep without any disturbance like snoring or fidgeting or someone stealing the duvet. Luckily, I have a three bedroom apartment, so I can take my pick.

I voted sleeping in separate rooms because my husband snores. I would be willing to sleep in the same room with him if we both had separate beds and we can have them together. Me moving my legs and feet in bed bother him because it shakes the bed. I can also use ear plugs but if his snoring is too loud, I am going to another room.

I would prefer to sleep in the same room, same bed, at least the same room.

I've got a double bed, and love the space of it, but I only ever take up one side. The only problem would be where would she sleep as i've got alot of soft toys with meh.

I've always found sharing a bed with someone really uncomfortable until I met my boyfriend. We both love to cuddle while falling asleep, and it relaxes us both so much that we pass out. I have to be in a very certain position in order to fall asleep (with my legs separated by a pillow and my arms cuddling something), and he falls sound asleep very easily, so even if I need to get adjusted, he sleeps through it.

Same bed.
I can't sleep well unless bf is there, and he's the same, with me.

My answer isn't listed: Sleep together but also have separate rooms. Been married a long time, and I wish we'd started that from the beginning. I need a place to get away alone sometimes, a place that is just mine. Also we've found that when one is sick with flu or a cold, it works best to sleep separately. But most nights I really prefer sleeping together.