Night terrors...
 

Anybody else have these?

I have been so bad the last few weeks I am scared to go to sleep.

I feel like I am fully awake and then hear things running around under my bed.

It gets worse because then I feel like I have woken up for real and it starts again, over and over. I spend most of the day wondering if I am awake or asleep. Am I actually posting this?

I should have got over this shit when I was 10 years old.

Night terrors. LOL! Sucks to be you man.

I'd lay off the reefer

It could work - I will try....

"I wish to eat Brad Pitt covered in Hot Fudge Sauce".

You do realise that if my mother appears anywhere in this dream I can sue? :upsidedow

you probably need to do more exercise

and what is there to be scared off ?

The things running around under my bed :upsidedow

Try Jelqing before bed.

I get them alot ... Normally I have to end up killing a bunch of Animals or defending myself from people , I remember i woke up but was still sort of in one of them and thought i saw a persons face on the table next to my bed and punched it , After that i woke up real quick when i realized i punched a table

I think he needs to smoke more.

their hell hounds burn some sage in the room

So it's a recurring dream of scary noises under the bed, and you can't tell you're just dreaming you think you're awake in the dream?

Which makes you scared in real life because the memory of the dreams carries across to normal awake time?

TOUGHEN THE FUCK UP EDDY!

Hmmmm...
 

Brass Monkey is definetly on the right track... I would put salt around your bed, and have something with iron near by... Call Sam and Dean Winchester quick... it sounds as though there could be a doorway to hell under your bed... your probably alright unless some of the seals are broken... if 4 guys turn up on horses your fucked ! And no not in a good gay way either !

'Hell Hounds'?

That's it I will never sleep again....

Cam_Girls - Tell me that when you have 'Hell Hounds' living under your bed!

I would smoke more.

Unleash the hounds!!!!!

bad shit ya smoking

Haha I do! This Hotel has bed mites!

I had to buy 2 bedwetting sheets and put my camping mattress on top of the single bed!

Comfy As!

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'Do not sleep above the sheets - the crabs in here can jump six feet...'

Haha, last time I pay 2 weeks upfront on a cheap Hotel.

try Valium, or playing white noise, rainforest music at night. Go to bed when your dead tired, I always fall asleep in a minute.

Put a few land-mines under your bed. Hell hounds can't hurt you if you blow their legs off.

I got those a few times as a kid. I can still remember the feeling of finally snapping out of it. Scary shit.

You think that's bad? Wait until the ice weasels come for you. It's no picnic.

I used to get the Terrors frequently when I was under a lot of stress. I would wake up and not be able to move, and there was something on top of me that wouldn't allow me to get up. I couldn't scream either. Freaky shit.

The hell hounds ate the ice weasels....

Seriously, they are not just bad dreams - They really are so much worse. It fucks up my whole day....

I have the screaming thing as well, its so horrid...

your place is haunted.

Set an alarm clock to wake you before they usually occur. It's how they treat children - something about 'breaking the cycle'

Try sleeping with a butt-plug.

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I met a man who wasn't there.
He wasn't there again today.
I wish I wish he'd go away.


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i've gotten them a number of times, usually during stressful times. they can linked to a number of things from sleeping disoders, being bipolar or hypoglycemia
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What is it called when you are kept awake by visions of work???

what happens when you sleep in a different location?

burn the sage

:1orglaugh good one!

I don't get it?

you watch too much DONT BE AFRAID OF THE DARK

some info from wiki

Night terrors should not be confused with nightmares, which are bad dreams that cause the feeling of horror or fear.

Children from age two to six are most prone to night terrors. They affect about fifteen percent of all children, although people of any age can be affected.[citation needed] Episodes may happen for a couple of weeks then suddenly disappear.

Strong evidence has shown that a predisposition to night terrors and other parasomniac disorders can be passed genetically. Though there are a multitude of triggers, emotional stress during the previous day and a high fever are thought to precipitate most episodes.

Night terrors can occur each night if the sufferer does not eat a proper diet, get the appropriate amount or quality of sleep or is enduring stressful events in his or her life. There is no scientific evidence of a link between night terrors and mental illness. There is some evidence of a link between adult night terrors and hypoglycemia.

In addition to night terrors, some adult night terror sufferers have many of the characteristics of depressed individuals including inhibition of aggression, self-directed anger, passivity, anxiety, impaired memory, and the ability to ignore pain.[citation needed] When a night terror happens it is typical that person can wake themself up screaming, kicking, and often can not make out what they are saying. Often the person can even run out of the house (more common among adults) which can then lead to violent actions

Since night terrors are most commonly triggered by being overtired, sometimes no treatment is necessary except for a bedtime schedule that ensures proper sleep. If the night terrors are more frequent, however, it has been suggested that the sufferer should be awakened from sleep just before the time when the terrors occur most to interrupt the sleep cycle. Psychotherapy or counseling may be appropriate in some cases. Benzodiazepine medications (such as diazepam) used at bedtime will often reduce night terrors; however, medication is rarely recommended to treat this disorder.



I used to think i had night terrors, but after reading some of that, I think I just had nightmares. I get them when I'm really stressed for many days or weeks. I hope it passes, doesn't sound like fun.

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Thanks for sending over the Hell Hound Eddy!

i cunt afford to have Night terrors...

I got shot last night in my dream... and I never remember dreams... weird moment.

I would say lots of exercise and a bath before going to bed should do the trick.

Maybe you should read Carlos Castaneda.

skip sleeping for a day, then don't eat the next day before collapsing on your bed. don't think about the shakes or you'll get disconcerted and it gives you the shivers again. face the fact you are in a lucid state and if you let it flow, you will deeply fall asleep. and there you go. and most importantly: make sure you're comfortable (bed is made + temperature is not too high).

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