FredWolfLeonardo
02-02-2022, 02:32 AM
As above.
I was reading through reddit about this topic and found a funny one:
"My husband isn't a sleepwalker normally, but we'd been married just a few months when he went cold turkey off some heavy pain medication after a surgery and it caused him to sleepwalk that night. I heard metallic rattling sounds coming from the bedroom, so I went in to see what was going on. It was pitch black and I realized shortly that he was actually in the master bathroom. But, again, pitch black: the light was off. I knocked on the door to ask if he was okay. After some hesitation he replied, "Yeah." I asked if I could come in, since I was concerned he wasn't okay, having recently had surgery. He agreed, so I opened the door and turned on the light to a very curious scene. The shower curtain had been completely ripped down, breaking the rings. He'd also started taking apart the window blind from the top. I surveyed the damage incredulously (remember, we'd only been married a few months, so I was starting to wonder what kind of psycho I'd married) and asked, "What are you doing?" He told me he needed this stuff. I asked for what, and he replied, "Because this is what Ninja Turtles are made from." And that was when I realized he was sleepwalking."
As for myself personally, I've never been told that I sleepwalked but my parents told me that when I was young, I would have entire conversations and laugh while asleep.
Other than that, the only other incident that I've experienced was one time when my sister walked in on me while I was watching tv, her eyes were shut but she was mumbling something about wanting pizza. I then walked her back to her bed, and she was stiff as a rock the whole time.
Thankfully I myself have never witnessed or experienced things like sleepwalk driving and even killing others. The thought of people performing such complex actions whilst asleep is both fascinating and terrifying.
I was reading through reddit about this topic and found a funny one:
"My husband isn't a sleepwalker normally, but we'd been married just a few months when he went cold turkey off some heavy pain medication after a surgery and it caused him to sleepwalk that night. I heard metallic rattling sounds coming from the bedroom, so I went in to see what was going on. It was pitch black and I realized shortly that he was actually in the master bathroom. But, again, pitch black: the light was off. I knocked on the door to ask if he was okay. After some hesitation he replied, "Yeah." I asked if I could come in, since I was concerned he wasn't okay, having recently had surgery. He agreed, so I opened the door and turned on the light to a very curious scene. The shower curtain had been completely ripped down, breaking the rings. He'd also started taking apart the window blind from the top. I surveyed the damage incredulously (remember, we'd only been married a few months, so I was starting to wonder what kind of psycho I'd married) and asked, "What are you doing?" He told me he needed this stuff. I asked for what, and he replied, "Because this is what Ninja Turtles are made from." And that was when I realized he was sleepwalking."
As for myself personally, I've never been told that I sleepwalked but my parents told me that when I was young, I would have entire conversations and laugh while asleep.
Other than that, the only other incident that I've experienced was one time when my sister walked in on me while I was watching tv, her eyes were shut but she was mumbling something about wanting pizza. I then walked her back to her bed, and she was stiff as a rock the whole time.
Thankfully I myself have never witnessed or experienced things like sleepwalk driving and even killing others. The thought of people performing such complex actions whilst asleep is both fascinating and terrifying.