Experts thoroughly disagree with us, though. As we said earlier, psychologists and sleep therapists mostly conclude that it shows equality within the relationship, which is obviously always a good thing. Apparently, it also indicates like-mindedness between a couple, which is a sign that the relationship might go the distance due to both people possessing shared goals and values.
Another cute theory about this position is that couples who sleep with their heads close together love to know what's going on in each other's minds. Maybe we judged this one too soon, we kind of like the sound of it now. Our concerns about bad breath haven't gone away, but we're willing to concede that this could be the perfect sleeping position for plenty of couples. Maybe the name 'headbanger' also threw us off a little!