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Sleepwalker | Yen | Tell me... |
November 27, 1995 7:25 PM * |
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Re: Tell me... > 1> Anybody ever (when they're half asleep) have there WHOLE body twitch at > once? It almost feels like you're falling. I think it's some wierd brain > misfire while your awake. > 2> Anybody besides me experience a feeling in a dream similar to the warm, > lightheadedness of love that carries over into *reality* and stay with > you for the rest of the day? (besides my, of course) > Please explain this... > > When I have a fever I get dilerious <sp? i know>. I get the feeling that > things are more extreme then they really are. for example, when I was in > this state, I believed that if i turned my sterio volume all the way up > It wouldn't go back. also, another case of this is I thought one of the > rooms in my house was too huge to be in. Or even i knew I was sick, but if > I threw up on my blanket it was too big to fit in the washer and too big to > wash by hand. Wow, all of this stuff is something that i have experienced most of my life. 1. Yeah, sometimes i'll be falling asleep and i'll picture myself running or even just moving my legs and then i'll twitch really hard.. i think i know what this is. 2. yup, that's pretty much all there is to say about this.. I sometimes experience this and it will make me feel awkward the rest of the day |
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