sleep on another person's chest

[alpacinou]

Hello.

Does it make sense to say a wife slept on his husband's chest or is it strange?

Is this okay?

Her husband was shot by the guerillas later that night. She didn't even have the energy to mourn, to cry. She just wanted to sleep and wake up on his chest one more time.

 

[Charlie Bernstein]

Yes, it's okay.

It does sound a little uncomfortable, though. But as we say in the US, different strokes for different folks!

 

[emsr2d2]

[STRIKE]Hello.[/STRIKE] Please don't keep using a greeting. It just gives us something else to delete when we quote a post.

Does it make sense to say a wife slept on [STRIKE]his[/STRIKE] her husband's chest or is it strange?

Is this okay?

Her husband was shot by [STRIKE]the[/STRIKE] guerrillas later that night. She didn't even have the energy to mourn, to cry. She just wanted to sleep and wake up on his chest one more time.

It's OK, although of course it would probably be only her head on his chest.

I have removed "the" before "guerrillas" because, in this post, there has been no previous mention of them. Without further context, he was simply shot by guerrillas.

 

[alpacinou]

It's OK, although of course it would probably be only her head on his chest.

Do I need to mention that her head is on his chest to avoid confusion?