same thing during last summer.rottenbutter post=18.72230.752243 said:Well, up until recently, I used to get pretty bad insomnia. I have no idea why it stopped.
same thing during last summer.rottenbutter post=18.72230.752243 said:Well, up until recently, I used to get pretty bad insomnia. I have no idea why it stopped.
I can hold full-fledged conversations in my sleep without knowing it.Calobi post=18.72230.752490 said:I have a something like insomnia. I can't fall asleep until about 1 in the morning, regardless of how tired I am. Once I fall asleep, though, I won't wake up until I have something to do. An example is that I can get out of bed, walk across the room without waking my roommate, turn off my alarm, check the time, go back to bed, all without actually waking up. However, if I have class soon, I immediately wake up, I just don't remeber getting out of bed or anything.
Whenever I'm sleeping over at a girlfriends house, or the other way around... neither of us get much sleep, either. That's wierdMurrah post=18.72230.753458 said:Is it possible that to catch insomnia from someone? because i used to have bad insomnia when i used to sleep at my boyfriend's house.
See, that's what i mean. I really think it's possible to catch insomnia from someone most especially if that someone is very close to you or who is very influencing.Ixus Illwrath post=18.72230.753515 said:Whenever I'm sleeping over at a girlfriends house, or the other way around... neither of us get much sleep, either. That's wierdMurrah post=18.72230.753458 said:Is it possible that to catch insomnia from someone? because i used to have bad insomnia when i used to sleep at my boyfriend's house.![]()
He doesn't mean that, he's talking about something else...Murrah post=18.72230.753539 said:See, that's what i mean. I really think it's possible to catch insomnia from someone most especially if that someone is very close to you or who is very influencing.Ixus Illwrath post=18.72230.753515 said:Whenever I'm sleeping over at a girlfriends house, or the other way around... neither of us get much sleep, either. That's wierdMurrah post=18.72230.753458 said:Is it possible that to catch insomnia from someone? because i used to have bad insomnia when i used to sleep at my boyfriend's house.![]()
Yep I get this too. I can't/should't drive on friday afternoons specifically because of this. It used to happen three days in, then four, then five and now seven so I guess I'm just getting used to it.Labyrinth post=18.72230.752312 said:Funnily enough, I see things when seriously sleep deprived. Take the three-days-without style of thing. Shadows in peripheral vision. Lights. Movement. Shapes and colours really out of the ordinary. People around me always look different after that long.
Yeah that's what i thought, but im just an asinine person, so ignore me!TheGhostOfSin post=18.72230.753565 said:He doesn't mean that, he's talking about something else...Murrah post=18.72230.753539 said:See, that's what i mean. I really think it's possible to catch insomnia from someone most especially if that someone is very close to you or who is very influencing.Ixus Illwrath post=18.72230.753515 said:Whenever I'm sleeping over at a girlfriends house, or the other way around... neither of us get much sleep, either. That's wierdMurrah post=18.72230.753458 said:Is it possible that to catch insomnia from someone? because i used to have bad insomnia when i used to sleep at my boyfriend's house.![]()