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By *ire_blade OP   Man
over a year ago

Manchester

Following on from the snoring thread who among us sleep walks. Its somthing a lot of my family do and have got up to some very strange but equally very funny antics. I ask because its something I seam to started doing myself but mines not been very funny more quite dangerous if im honest in the fact I've taken quite a lot of proscribed medications in my sleep so I no longer keep anything like that in my bedroom. Quite worrying I'm sure you'll agree

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Following on from the snoring thread who among us sleep walks. Its somthing a lot of my family do and have got up to some very strange but equally very funny antics. I ask because its something I seam to started doing myself but mines not been very funny more quite dangerous if im honest in the fact I've taken quite a lot of proscribed medications in my sleep so I no longer keep anything like that in my bedroom. Quite worrying I'm sure you'll agree"

If you are doing things like that I'd advise a trip to your GP. They will send you for sleep studies.

My husband sleep walks, talks anything else you can imagine. He used to put our daughter in our bed in the middle of the night, her cot was my side of the bed. He has tried getting his leg over in the middle of the night. We downloaded sleep bot and one night he had came round my side of the bed and was telling me its ok ill pick you up.

He's now on meds and still talks and shouts and if he doesn't take them chases our kids round our bed, when they are asleep in their own beds.

Living with a sleep walker isn't fun

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By *ire_blade OP   Man
over a year ago

Manchester


"Following on from the snoring thread who among us sleep walks. Its somthing a lot of my family do and have got up to some very strange but equally very funny antics. I ask because its something I seam to started doing myself but mines not been very funny more quite dangerous if im honest in the fact I've taken quite a lot of proscribed medications in my sleep so I no longer keep anything like that in my bedroom. Quite worrying I'm sure you'll agree

If you are doing things like that I'd advise a trip to your GP. They will send you for sleep studies.

My husband sleep walks, talks anything else you can imagine. He used to put our daughter in our bed in the middle of the night, her cot was my side of the bed. He has tried getting his leg over in the middle of the night. We downloaded sleep bot and one night he had came round my side of the bed and was telling me its ok ill pick you up.

He's now on meds and still talks and shouts and if he doesn't take them chases our kids round our bed, when they are asleep in their own beds.

Living with a sleep walker isn't fun "

Its very rare that that's happened and as I've said I've made sure I can no longer get my hands on anything but my sleep patterns are shocking and I've never slept well anyway hence im on here all hours but this is relatively new last 2 years posibly. It's only because of missing tablets I even no about it but when I think about it hard I've always a very very vague memery so know its me thats took them. Very odd very odd indead

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Im a sleep walker and talker... I hate it! I do the craziest things.... Ive put washpowder tablets in a cup in the microwave and turned it on, only woke up wen the house was filled with smoke and smelt sooo bad made me feel sick..... Ive hid the kettle in the garden shed couldnt find it bought a new one found it two weeks later wen getting garden furnature out..... Woke up in the airing cupboard.... Theres so many its not good

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By *ire_blade OP   Man
over a year ago

Manchester


"Im a sleep walker and talker... I hate it! I do the craziest things.... Ive put washpowder tablets in a cup in the microwave and turned it on, only woke up wen the house was filled with smoke and smelt sooo bad made me feel sick..... Ive hid the kettle in the garden shed couldnt find it bought a new one found it two weeks later wen getting garden furnature out..... Woke up in the airing cupboard.... Theres so many its not good "

That's so funny please you got to tell us more. Love it

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

I've talked and walked in sleep since a kid. I've been found outside, though was years ago. I'm single, so only neighbours to affect. I do talk nonsense, though do when awake too.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Im a sleep walker and talker... I hate it! I do the craziest things.... Ive put washpowder tablets in a cup in the microwave and turned it on, only woke up wen the house was filled with smoke and smelt sooo bad made me feel sick..... Ive hid the kettle in the garden shed couldnt find it bought a new one found it two weeks later wen getting garden furnature out..... Woke up in the airing cupboard.... Theres so many its not good

That's so funny please you got to tell us more. Love it"

being younger i managed to get outside whilst sleeping trying to put a tent up my mum heard me screaming and shouting because i couldnt do it on my own, aparently i was doing it for the

owls to stay in (wat fkin owls!!!)... Another time i was going through the clean washing looking for ice cream wtf!! Ive slept walked and talked most of my life i cud never go to sleep overs or have sleep overs! I still dont stop anywhere but i do have friends stopping at mine all are made aware of my crazy anticts x

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By *ire_blade OP   Man
over a year ago

Manchester


"Im a sleep walker and talker... I hate it! I do the craziest things.... Ive put washpowder tablets in a cup in the microwave and turned it on, only woke up wen the house was filled with smoke and smelt sooo bad made me feel sick..... Ive hid the kettle in the garden shed couldnt find it bought a new one found it two weeks later wen getting garden furnature out..... Woke up in the airing cupboard.... Theres so many its not good

That's so funny please you got to tell us more. Love it

being younger i managed to get outside whilst sleeping trying to put a tent up my mum heard me screaming and shouting because i couldnt do it on my own, aparently i was doing it for the

owls to stay in (wat fkin owls!!!)... Another time i was going through the clean washing looking for ice cream wtf!! Ive slept walked and talked most of my life i cud never go to sleep overs or have sleep overs! I still dont stop anywhere but i do have friends stopping at mine all are made aware of my crazy anticts x "

Sorry I'd missed this with the madness on the clique thread. That's so funny can I come stay at your please please please

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By *rcticFoxxxWoman
over a year ago

Hereabouts

My uncle jumped out of a window in his sleep. My sister walks to the bathroom in her sleep. I have full blown conversations in my sleep. My dad tried to ground me once for being on the phone at 3am when I was actually only asleep and there was no one on the other end of the phone. My argument was "I hear you close the car door and open the front door, do you really think I would openly be on the phone at 3am?!"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I do occasionally. Stayed over with a friend once and he woke up to find me standing over him looking at him, Paranormal Activity style. Otherwise have just had family or old housemates find me wandering round the kitchen (I'm even greedy in my sleep ), nothing too dramatic.

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By *ire_blade OP   Man
over a year ago

Manchester


"I do occasionally. Stayed over with a friend once and he woke up to find me standing over him looking at him, Paranormal Activity style. Otherwise have just had family or old housemates find me wandering round the kitchen (I'm even greedy in my sleep ), nothing too dramatic. "

Waking up to you stood over me would be my fantasy not a dream

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

My brother once came down the stairs, and pissed in the shoe cupboard, then went back up. We all had to go to school in our plimsolls, as they were in our kit bags not the cupboard.

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By *ire_blade OP   Man
over a year ago

Manchester


"My brother once came down the stairs, and pissed in the shoe cupboard, then went back up. We all had to go to school in our plimsolls, as they were in our kit bags not the cupboard. "

Families you gota love em

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I've eaten a whole cheesecake in my sleep. It's a dreadful affliction.

I WAS asleep...OK???

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Whilst in my first compliment job as a very baby naval officer, I slept walked butt naked into a very senior officer's cabin! From then on in, regardless of the weather I slept in the least attractive jimjams the world could find and put all my shoes (heel up) infront of the door as a sort of gauntlet run! Have also wandered out of hotel rooms in my sleep and had to go down to reception nude to get someone to let me back in! My sleep walking is apparently not dangerous, just deeply humiliating!

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By *ire_blade OP   Man
over a year ago

Manchester


"Whilst in my first compliment job as a very baby naval officer, I slept walked butt naked into a very senior officer's cabin! From then on in, regardless of the weather I slept in the least attractive jimjams the world could find and put all my shoes (heel up) infront of the door as a sort of gauntlet run! Have also wandered out of hotel rooms in my sleep and had to go down to reception nude to get someone to let me back in! My sleep walking is apparently not dangerous, just deeply humiliating! "

God i wish i lived next door to you

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By *horltzMan
over a year ago

heysham

I tend to be busier when I'm asleep than when I'm awake at work , my sons the same , we really should get cctv in our house it would be hilarious

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By *reelove1969Couple
over a year ago

bristol

i sleep walk often very successfully to the loo through the night but had a few mishaps along the way ...on one occasion i climbed into the wardrobe and squated down to have a pee ...my fella woke up and tried to stop me but it was too late ...another time whilst staying with his parents i took a wrong turn to the bathroom and fell down the whole flight of stairs ...my boyfriends dad heard the commotion and got up to see what was going on ..he found me still asleep at the bottom of the stairs but sadly i was naked ...i had no recollection of anything the next morning ...i wish they hadnt told me

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