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ive been doing alot of talking in my sleep lately, said a few people around me. the other night i fell asleep on the couch with a friend over, and i guess around three am i got up asleep, and climbed on the back of the couch and layed down, then yelled "i need to stand up" and then i stood up and laid back down properly on the couch and went back to bed. my friend told me all of this.
and then last night, i was sleeping, dont know what i was dreaming about.... but all of a sudden my hand is flying in the air and i wake up. my boyfriend says "what are you doing" and i was like "i thought it was the cat" and hes like "no you were trying to choke me" i guess i had my hand around part of his neck with force.... i dont remember doing it..
does n e one have n e thing like this ever happen? should i mention it to my counselor?
and then last night, i was sleeping, dont know what i was dreaming about.... but all of a sudden my hand is flying in the air and i wake up. my boyfriend says "what are you doing" and i was like "i thought it was the cat" and hes like "no you were trying to choke me" i guess i had my hand around part of his neck with force.... i dont remember doing it..
does n e one have n e thing like this ever happen? should i mention it to my counselor?
What do you take at night to sleep? Some sleep meds make me do that
But that kind of stuff isn't all THAT uncommon, and there's probably multiple possible causes for it.
I've always talked in my sleep.
Sometimes, I wake myself up because I'm flinging my hands and/or arms around thinking I'm doing something.
I must admit, though, I've never done the 'back of the couch' bit!!! LOL!!!! I kind of like that!!!
My ex-BIL used to do a lot of sleep-walking and would do things like that. Worse yet, he was prone to fighting in his sleep and would sometimes hit his wife before she could get him to wake up.
Good luck!!!! I hope it's nothing to worry about!!! (((((Hugs)))))
I had a friend in high school whose parents had to lock her in her room at night because she would actually get up and walk into the road.
I think it's probably more common than we know!
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Hahahahahahaha!!!!! No wonder you were laughing hysterically!!!! That IS hilarious!!!!!!!
Hahahahahaha!!!!!