Somniloquy or Sleep-talking. Do you have homies who do this?

My ex-girlfriend that sometimes that I would talk in my sleep at night and it made her laugh. I do not remember what she told me that I said while I was sleeping but I remember her telling me that. I don't think that I do this a regular basis though it probably happens more times than I realize. I have never experienced anyone talking in their sleep as of yet.

I can't say much about others doing it because I hate been told that I do it.I have heard my mother doing it years ago.

My husband and I both talk in our sleep.: ) HOWEVER, we actually talk to each other.: ) One night I can remember waking up and we were both looking for a tool he needed to fix the truck. Apparently it was under the blankets somewhere and we were both looking for it. My husband also sleepwalks and whenever I feel him getting up out of the bed I usually just grab him and pull him back down.

We don't make fun of each other as we both talk in our sleep, but it does make for some interesting conversations the next day.: )

LOL! Yes, my sister & me sleep-talk! It's really funny because when I stay up late or vice versa, I am always surprised when she talks while sleeping. And sometimes I cannot understand what she is talking about. LOL!:-)

Well, I do sometimes talk during my sleep. My wife tells me that I'm still lecturing during my sleep and sometimes I just mumble things. It's funny to think that your day at school has not yet ended as I still lecture hehe.

Hi Jemina! My hubby is like that! He sometimes talks in his sleep. I think this is stress related because he usually does this when he comes home from work late and really tired. Sometimes I would hear him with a stern voice making orders to his subordinates, I suppose. And sometimes, he would say different kinds of food. I guess all that stress makes him hungry,lol:) I've tried talking to him while he sleeptalk but I forget what we talk about the next morning, lol.

I don't know anybody who actually converses in their sleep, but that's a funny story, LOL. That's nice of you to not take advantage of people in that position. It really wouldn't be fair to question them like that.

I'm lucky that my experience from sleep-talkers are now long been gone!;) I have an uncle who sleeps like that, especially when he's drunk. Not only that, he also moves alot when sleeping. We used to sleep on a double decked bed, he's on the lower part and I'm on the top. Whenever he's drunk, he moves alot and utters words that I can't understand. The only thing I do is slap him!;)LoL
But I feel sorry for his wife, she's the one now who suffers on his unusual behavior while sleeping. I only try to laugh about it, and tell her that he's gonna be her worst nightmare forever!;)

I thought it was somnabulism? Or is that sleep-walking? I forgot.
Anyway, my husband talks in his sleep. So does my older son. And there have been times when they actually TALK TO EACH OTHER in their sleep. I am a light sleeper and this drives me crazy!
Point in case:
Husband: ...get it from the fridge.*mumble-mumble*
Son: ...who? Where?*mumble-mumble*
Husband: The fridge! The fridge!*&%#$@!!&*
Son: ...ok...*mumble-mumble*

I think you room mate was half awake and when she saw your other room mate leaving the room, she just said you take care, okay. I don't sleep talk but I snore very loud:D