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This post is so innocently hilarious.

Why don't people just buy one car for every person in the family??

See, I find this even funnier because we have 5 people living in my house and 7 vehicles (two cars, one SUV, and four pickup trucks)

https://youtu.be/gPVrFIP0CMs

Right, but you're not most people and OP is asking about most people. It makes no sense to pay for an extra room if you don't need it, and most people plain can't afford to.

Most apartments here have 3 bedrooms and most people have one kid only, the extra room is already there.

Is there a way I can convince you that the whole world is not like that, and a whole lot of people can't afford 3bedroom apartments? If not, the conversation has hit a wall.

It's kind of a moot point though isn't it? Even if you're cramming multiple people into one room, you don't have to share a bed.

"Why do most couples decide to share a bed instead of having their own bedrooms?" - asked OP

+1 for reading comprehension

Did you perhaps miss the 'here', as in 'in my country things are like this, no idea how apartments work in other places'?

Did you perhaps miss that OP was asking about most people, not people where anon lives?

Are you being obtuse on purpose? Because that comment was clearly saying that even when people have extra rooms that no one uses they still choose to share one and sleep in the same bed, so it's not because of the money that they choose to share a bed.

Where is "here"? Because I hope you realize that even if things are this way where you are, that's not necessarily how the rest of the world is. In my part of the U.S. (and I suspect, most parts) apartments come in studios, 1, 2, and 3 bedroom models and there is often a significant price increase between a 1 bedroom and three bedroom apartment. You could end up paying $200-300 more, and a lot of people cannot afford that luxury (yes it is a luxury) just to maintain separate bedrooms.

A bed is hardly the cost of a car, c'mon. And most people wouldn't like sharing a car if it wasn't for the financial reasons.

The point is a whole extra bedroom which OP was asking about, not separate beds in the same room, can run you monthly about the cost of a car.

Fair enough, I overlooked that. But still, it IS often about priorities. Like, you can buy/rent larger living space if you're willing to live outside the city centre etc.

Also presuming OP is asking this way, sort of implies they know people who could afford it but don't.

"Why do most couples decide to share a bed instead of having their own bedrooms?"

Again, they asked why "most couples" don't. Not why some people don't, or what are reasons they would, but why separate bedrooms are not a common thing. I'm giving OP the obvious financial reason: lots and lots of people can't afford extra rooms.

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