Wow, that's kind of scarey. Can you think of anything in your lives that may have acted as a trigger for his change in behavior? Has he been under stress, lost a job or loved one lately? |
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my partner often talks in his sleep and sometimes sits up and looks at me or looks around the room, but lately his behavour has got worse as just last night when he was sleeping and i was led in bed watching tv he suddenly sat up with a jolt and got on to his knees and was pointing and shouting at the tv and looking at me trying to tell me something about the person on tv. He was saying to me "it was him that did it, that one there, you'd better watch him, it was him" then he just led down on his side and closed his eyes. i couldnt believe it but he was asleep the whole time. it was the scariest one that he has had. im worried that it will get worse than this. can anyone confirm why he does this? he is a diabetic and has to take tablets but i dont think that would make him behave in this way? |
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Wow, that's kind of scarey. Can you think of anything in your lives that may have acted as a trigger for his change in behavior? Has he been under stress, lost a job or loved one lately? |
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you must be the change you wish to see in the world...
-gandhi
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I certainly am not an expert in the field, but I know that when you sleep your brain cuts off connections between your mind and your limbs (so you don't enact your dreams). However, sometimes this isn't always 100% like in the case of sleepwalkers and sleeptalkers. Obviously what you have here is quite a remarkable example of this. Like Seeker said the first thing you should really examine is his mental state in waking life. Howver dreams very often are vivid and scary, even if you're a-okay in waking life you get nightmares - it's just extra scary if you see someone unconcious acting them out. I suggest you consult your GP as there might be something they can offer to lessen the effects and give a good think as to what, if anything, could be effecting him mentally. Good luck |
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“Sunshine cannot bleach the snow, Nor time unmake what poets know” - Emerson
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Maybe if it is getting worse you should see your doctor about it, it seems like the safest thing to do currently, he seems to be affected by something, maybe a doctor could give a better diagnosis, does he have any recollection of these actions? If so maybe you could work from there at figuring out the problem. |
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Is it affecting his waking life at all? I don't know much about sleepwalking, but (unless they do something dangerous, like jump out a window) I don't think it's harmful. Although, what you explained isn't exactly sleepwalking. Maybe you should ask him if he had some kind of traumatic expirience, or a lot of stress or something like that. |
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Raised by NeAvO
Hazel's Boiler Room
Do you know the terror of he who falls asleep? To the very toes he is terrified, Because the ground gives the way under him, And the dream begins... - Friedrich Nietzsche
I had a scary experience with my hubby a long time ago, before we were married, but we were living together at the time. |
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Sounds like possible early stages of narcolepsy, specifically the symptom called "automatic behavior." See a doctor. |
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It's definitely time for a doctor's involvement. This could evolve into something quite dangerous. |
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Pack of Wolves and Burns, I believe these might be cases of "Night Terrors". They are not common with adults but possible. It's basically sleepwalking plus hallucinations, so if your boyfriends experienced that, then they were asleep while they were acting that way. The most important advice I could give is not to shake them awake, as they might not even notice you, and/or hallucinate of you as an evil entity of something and lead to a bigger scare to him and maybe make him act aggressively towards you. |
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Thanks for the info, zitro. Good information on the night terrors site - interesting stuff. That video is a bit unnerving... |
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If you have a night terror and someone shakes you out of it, will you remember it? I think I had once but I was brought down to reality while it was happening, so I was able to remember every piece of it. I definitely did not know I was awake while it was happening. |
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