- Joined
- Jul 22, 2015
If I'm very stressed over a long period of time, I get really bad night terrors. Instead of my usual thrashing and yelling, I get out of bed and start trying to beat up walls. If the pain doesn't wake me up right then, the bruises on my knuckles and my pissed off neighbours will let me know exactly what happened the following morning. At one point I ended up having to apologise to a neighbour because my other neighbour heard me screaming and thought that the first neighbour was beating the shit out of his girlfriend, and threatened to kill him if he kept it up. I've woken up a couple times just as I was about to punch out a window, but thankfully I've never actually done so.
I don't have night terrors because I was traumatised or abused. I used to get them when I was still in the cradle, according to my mother. I just never grew out of them. If I'm hot, stressed or over tired I'm more likely to get them but they can happen anytime. Whenever I get new neighbours I go and introduce myself and tell them not to panic if they hear blood curdling screams in the middle of the night. I will never share a bed with anyone because I have a legitimate fear that I'll try to strangle them in my sleep.
I don't have night terrors because I was traumatised or abused. I used to get them when I was still in the cradle, according to my mother. I just never grew out of them. If I'm hot, stressed or over tired I'm more likely to get them but they can happen anytime. Whenever I get new neighbours I go and introduce myself and tell them not to panic if they hear blood curdling screams in the middle of the night. I will never share a bed with anyone because I have a legitimate fear that I'll try to strangle them in my sleep.