A new study found that couples with smaller gaps between their bedtimes may have happier marriages. @jennasheinelle
A new study found that couples with smaller gaps between their bedtimes may have happier marriages.  @jennasheinelle
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
A new study found that couples with smaller gaps between their bedtimes may have happier marriages. Going to bed around the same time could be good for your relationship! #JennaAndSheinelle

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