Sleep walking / talking etc

Ah yes, a topic I can also relate to also.

I've grinded my teeth in my sleep for years, it's a lot rarer now though, but the gf says I occasionally do it. She's the one who talks in her sleep though, really random stuff.

I also sometimes sleepwalk, usually after I've been drinking. It's weird, enough pints to get merry and I might sleepwalk, but drink enough so that I'm steaming and I don't. I assume it's because I've basically passed out :p

I've had to resort to staying up an hour or so after getting in, drinking loads of water and chilling before going to bed, else I'll most probably sleep walk. Anyone got any other tips on preventing it?
 
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apparently i do it, my girlfriend was in hysterics one morning and when i asked her why she said i had asked her to pack my mum...go knows :confused:
 
Ive taken a dump in a rather silly place a few times. Mind you though, i put it down to the fact that I have been very drunk on the nights in question. So sleep pohing, not good when you have had a skin full.
 
I used to know someone who sleep walked out of the first floor bedroom window when they were younger. Only ended up with a broken arm which was very lucky.
 
don't suffer so much anymore, but when I was young I had a few incidents. One time when I was pre-teen, I stayed round a mates, the next morning he and his folks were concerned if I was ok, of course I was oblivious. Turns out I had woken up in the night and went mental, they calmed me down, got me a drink and had a chat with me until I went off back to sleep. Very bizzarre.
 
My wife gets night terrors 2-3 times a week. Apparantly we've had

"wookies in the room, they're wookies in the room!!!"
"stop the knives, they're falling"
"must write down"
"must get out, fire"

etc,etc,etc

Most of these are accompanied by being hit, shouted at, pushed, smothered by duvet, pillows or hands. Normally she goes straight back to sleep, and I have a good hour of calming down before going to sleep.

Not had a decent weeks sleep for about 10 years now (apart from Rugby tours, when a good 6 hours a day is possible, I can't believe I come back from tour feeling more rested than being at home, but I do!)
 
My boyfriend talks in his sleep, sometimes he manages to hold conversations too, which freaks me out.
 
My boyfriend talks in his sleep, sometimes he manages to hold conversations too, which freaks me out.

But who with....?


My missus murmours in her sleep, occaisonally I hear her saying things, I try to reply to her, but I get the same response as I do when she is awake...

Nothing :p


:)
 
i used to when i was young
i grew out of it at the age of 11
i did a wee in my mums wellies though...
 
I sleeptalk, but only in French. (I used to live in France, moved back to the UK when I was 18) Even if I remember the dream being in English, apparantly I still speak aloud in French :p
 
I've never walked in my sleep or anything and I do sleep extremely soundly when I get to sleep. However, if I'm just drifting in and out of sleep then I can have some really crazy dreams and end up hitting stuff or being so sure I've just had a conversation in real life that I then continue it, even though the gf has no idea what I'm talking about.
 
It's worse when you fall asleep while watchin the TV and the last thing you hear is a name mentioned on TV, especially if its a women's name and you then dream about something to do with the film and you mention a name, questions will get asked, i've done that several times when laying next to my wife, doesnt go down well.
 
"wookies in the room, they're wookies in the room!!!"

Actually made me LOL (quite rare)

I'll hold full on conversations with my parents or girlfriend and quite happily walk around the house to bed or something when i'm asleep. Recently I woke up in bed with a cushion from the lounge and a remote control instead of my phone.

Aero
 
At school, my roomate said I talk a lot in my sleep, but lucky I talk in Chinese so no one understands anyway.. I bet I swear a LOT in my sleep !
 
My fella talks in his sleep but a lot of the time it's total nonsense :) The best one was after the first sprint event (motorsport) when he was annoyed about not changing the tyres. That night I was woken up by him going 'I should have changed those tyres' in his sleep.

He is prone to sleepwalking whilst drunk, the most worrying when he sleepwalked naked out of our room in a Travelodge one night and had to be escorted back by the receptionist :/

Used to have conversations with my ex as I thought he was awake when he was sleep talking :)
 
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