Tuesday, February 22, 2022

B_Rooms

 Recently, sociologists have been puzzling against a new trend, not just in

the elderly but in younger couples as well: sleep divorce. Yep, 

couples who co-habit do not necessarily sleep in the same bed, but will often have 

separate bedrooms altogether. New sense of privacy aside, I think I might

have some insight into this. 

https://www.liberation.fr/lifestyle/un-appart-a-deux-mais-une-chambre-a-soi-20220221_VO3CWE4KEJHRBMZCHY7YSFTHTA/

As an avid youtuber on all kinds of topics, one thing that has come to my 

notice is the phenomenon - in larger cities - of what I can only call 'bedroomization'. 

An older building is remodeled and the landlord will sacrifice common space in the 

unit and create more bedrooms (and higher asking rents). See below for a prime 

example in NYC.



So one likes music, and the other watches the tube, both have desks and work on Zoom.

There you have it!!

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