Do You Talk In Your Sleep?
By Janey1966
@Janey1966 (24170)
Carlisle, England
October 13, 2010 4:56pm CST
Something funny has just happened. Well, we all know how hard my hubby works so I forgive him when he falls asleep downstairs a couple of hours before he goes to bed.
Just now he murmured something so I looked round and noticed that he still had his eyes shut. He'd mentioned "rooms" and "Bruce Grobelaar" all in the same sentence. It was hilarious. I said, "Why are you going on about Bruce Grobelaar?" and he mumbled something else lol.
He's gone back to sleep now.
Do you talk in your sleep or have a partner that does this?
Just now he murmured something so I looked round and noticed that he still had his eyes shut. He'd mentioned "rooms" and "Bruce Grobelaar" all in the same sentence. It was hilarious. I said, "Why are you going on about Bruce Grobelaar?" and he mumbled something else lol.
He's gone back to sleep now.
Do you talk in your sleep or have a partner that does this?1 person likes this
29 responses
@jenniferaf1 (17)
• United States
14 Oct 10
He must have a very active brain! lol, I have talked, walked, and also sometimes have sleep paralysis, I never have a good nights sleep my brain is always keeping me up and it's kinda annoying, I just think it has something to do with how our brains work and people who talk and sleep walk and what not have active brains! lol
@Janey1966 (24170)
• Carlisle, England
14 Oct 10
I have had sleep paralysis (twice in one week) but haven't had it since. I can honestly say it was the most frightening experience I've ever had.
@jenniferaf1 (17)
• United States
14 Oct 10
I know right? I haven't had it in awhile thank god, *CROSS FINGERS* I'm glad to know there are many out there that have the same problem. and I am not the only one lol.
@Janey1966 (24170)
• Carlisle, England
20 Oct 10
Wow, it's a wonder you're still with us (and I'm glad you are)
and my Dad does the same, actually. Holds his breath. I don't think he snores as much now than when he was younger but I don't live there now so he could be rattling the whole house with noise for all I know!
and my Dad does the same, actually. Holds his breath. I don't think he snores as much now than when he was younger but I don't live there now so he could be rattling the whole house with noise for all I know!
@scarlet_woman (23465)
• United States
19 Oct 10
um..i've been told i do once in a while..but usually only if i'm really really tired.
i occasionally lash out too.i almost cold-cocked my ex in my sleep once LMAO
@scarlet_woman (23465)
• United States
1 Nov 10
basically knocking them unconscious with a blow to the head.
i wear heavy silver rings too,so..i imagine that hurt..
@Janey1966 (24170)
• Carlisle, England
19 Oct 10
What on earth does "cold-cocked" mean lol.
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@xenachinah30 (597)
• Philippines
14 Oct 10
yes i do,because my mom telling me if i dreamt of something and talking while dreaming,she said i am aslo screaming sometimes and not only me,most of or family members do also talk while dreaming and sleeping.
@Janey1966 (24170)
• Carlisle, England
19 Oct 10
I've shouted out loud in my sleep a few times..and I've had that feeling of falling or tripping up and my legs fly about in the bed, then I wake up. Very strange!
@AydensMom (2)
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14 Oct 10
Haha, that's pretty funny. I talk in my sleep ever now and then. My boyfriend tells me that I usually am saying "No" or "I don't want to". I'm not sure what it is I am dreaming about but must not be something good!Lol.
@Janey1966 (24170)
• Carlisle, England
19 Oct 10
Haha! I like it. I've heard myself go "aah" in my sleep as though I'm in pain, then I wake up. No idea what that's about!
@derek_a (10874)
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14 Oct 10
According to my wife, I tend to say just an odd word in my sleep now and again, but if she is awake enough to question me, I will answer questions quite clearly. So I guess I had better be careful at what I get up to!
At my age though it is probably wishful thinking... On second thoughts I didn't just say that!!! _Derek
At my age though it is probably wishful thinking... On second thoughts I didn't just say that!!! _Derek@Janey1966 (24170)
• Carlisle, England
14 Oct 10
Haha! A guy I lived with years ago once said "the bread is in the road." Hilarious!
@Janey1966 (24170)
• Carlisle, England
14 Oct 10
I know what you mean. When I asked John why he was talking about Bruce Grobelaar, he said (in his sleep) "I don't know why I am talking about Bruce Grobelaar!"
Haha!
@madteaparty (2748)
• Japan
14 Oct 10
I have been told that I sleeptalk, but unfortunately I can't check if it's true or not, as I'm sleeping
I think that many people talk in their sleep. For example, I know this person who doesn't only talk in her sleep, but she will even shout as if she was having a conversation with someone. Well, that's what she was told, as she was sleeping and can't remember it either
I think that many people talk in their sleep. For example, I know this person who doesn't only talk in her sleep, but she will even shout as if she was having a conversation with someone. Well, that's what she was told, as she was sleeping and can't remember it either @Janey1966 (24170)
• Carlisle, England
14 Oct 10
LOL! I've witnessed Mum fall asleep downstairs too and she kinda mumbles which is funny, as you can imagine.
@sweetmary86 (822)
• Philippines
14 Oct 10
i don't talk in my sleep but my mom and brother does. They would murmur about their work or about someone and they sound worried. I guess somethings bothering them so i try to wake them up and tell them to just get back to sleep. It bothers me too and makes me worry.
@Janey1966 (24170)
• Carlisle, England
14 Oct 10
Well, I suppose it's better than bottling it up, which is probably what they do in their conscious world. I wouldn't worry too much about it my friend.
@cinjhoxmyltc (334)
• Philippines
14 Oct 10
I can't remember myself talking while in sleep but the one you encountered is definitely funny. yes, there are people who tends to talk while sleeping and sometimes when you ask questions he will answer you with the right one. I don't know what's the explanation of this but our mind are still open to respond sometimes to our surroundings.
@Janey1966 (24170)
• Carlisle, England
14 Oct 10
Yes, John was slightly aware of what he was saying..but he didn't have an explanation for his ramblings lol.
@toniganzon (72279)
• Philippines
14 Oct 10
LOL! I talk in my sleep and not only that I cry in my sleep too. Usually I talk about gibberish, something that cannot clearly be understood. Sometimes I scream and kick a lot too when I'm dreaming something that involves fighting and arguing. Other people might find it funny but i'm wondering if this is some kind of a disease.
@Janey1966 (24170)
• Carlisle, England
14 Oct 10
I wouldn't say it's a disease but I do know someone who has to sleep in a padded room due to thrashing about in his sleep. I can't see you being as bad as that though.
@juneebubby (79)
• Philippines
14 Oct 10
Since I share a bed with my sister, she's the only person who knows what goes on during my sleep. She told me I was sleep talking. But, that's a long time ago (when I was still 12 or 13). But now, she never mentioned anything about me talking in my sleep anymore. I'm 20 now by the way.
@jaldver19 (3)
• Philippines
14 Oct 10
hahaha!sometimes it happens to me..saying out name or even talking to my sleep..i work in a call center and sometimes my wife is telling me that am i still at work coz she said i talk even in my sleep...well thats not the worst part...at work we have this sleeping room and u would really here someone talking while theyre at sleep...and sometimes even part without them knowing it...hahaha
@yiyun_h (183)
• United States
14 Oct 10
i heard of this before in china and you can get idea how hard chinese students study english: one hard working student murmured the word "revolution" during her sleep, and her roommate who was still awake asked her: how to spell? the roommate meant to joking but she heard the "sleeping beauty" pronounced each letter loudly: r-e-v-o-l-u-t-i-o-n....
@Janey1966 (24170)
• Carlisle, England
14 Oct 10
That's brilliant, I love it! Like you say, the Chinese work very hard at their English. Puts us to shame with our lack of language skills.
@thedailyclick (3017)
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14 Oct 10
Well being single I don't know if I speak in my sleep or not. But in the past I have had partners who have spoken in their sleep and it's always something completely and utterly random which they have no idea about when they wake up.
@Janey1966 (24170)
• Carlisle, England
14 Oct 10
You can say what you like and no-one will ever know. Excellent!
@webearn99 (1742)
• India
14 Oct 10
Yes I do! Usually when I am upset. I also thrash about and am banished from the bedroom almost instantaneously.
Talking in sleep usually happens during REM(Rapid Eye Movement) phase of the sleep. The time when dreams occur. Because the body is not in deep sleep, the reaction to these dreams or whatever that is bothering people may cause the talk and involuntary movement.
Sadly sometimes this "Pillow talk" gives out some secrets and people land in trouble.
Glad to see you in your element.
@Janey1966 (24170)
• Carlisle, England
14 Oct 10
I've been told I snore too and there's me thinking I was perfect in every way lol. I have heard myself laugh out loud, therefore waking myself up but this doesn't happen very often, thankfully.
@silentcandle (60)
• Malaysia
14 Oct 10
I do talk in sleep but not often. Or maybe i did but no one notice. There was once my sister told me i sang in my sleep and I don't remember what I dream about.
I have a friend who is known as sleep talker, she not only talk in her sleep but she also scold people in her sleep, especially her siblings. This happened few years ago when we are young and she is married now, hopefully she don't have this habit anymore.
@Janey1966 (24170)
• Carlisle, England
14 Oct 10
We know a guy who has to sleep in a padded room because he throws himself about. There is more understanding with sufferers nowadays but I should imagine it wasn't the case a few years ago.
