Laughing in your sleep!

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Karlon

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Sometimes i wake myself up by laughing. i know the reason why & sometimes i don't. this is comically strange. anyone else behold this comedic wonder?
 
Lynx

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I can confirm.

I never can figure out what was so funny in my dream, but apparently it was hilarious.
 
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RodB651

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Yes, I've done that too. I wish I knew what happened! 😂
 
Magenta

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Sounds better than moaning and groaning in your sleep, or as you
fall asleep. I do that. It has a name, too! It is called catathrenia.
 
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Karlon

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Magenta said:
Sounds better than moaning and groaning in your sleep, or as you
fall asleep. I do that. It has a name, too! It is called catathrenia.
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so kool, neat & phunnneee!!!
 
Godsgirl1983

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Ah man!
I've been told I mumble in my sleep :confused: but never that I can recall have I been awoken by laughter in my sleep.
 
Subhumanoidal

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I don't think I've ever had a funny dream. And never been one to talk when I sleep. But I did used to snore, Loudly. Very loud. Even as a kid I snored pretty well. Even woke myself up as I dozed off, a few times, as a kid. And as an adult, during sleep too. I've had surgery for sleep apnea, for a while I quit snoring but it eventually crept back in. Though it's at a more normal level now. Or at least that's the last I heard. It's been a few years.
 
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Karlon

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Subhumanoidal said:
I don't think I've ever had a funny dream. And never been one to talk when I sleep. But I did used to snore, Loudly. Very loud. Even as a kid I snored pretty well. Even woke myself up as I dozed off, a few times, as a kid. And as an adult, during sleep too. I've had surgery for sleep apnea, for a while I quit snoring but it eventually crept back in. Though it's at a more normal level now. Or at least that's the last I heard. It's been a few years.
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i hope you rid of it someday soon. i had sleep apnea way back so i retrained my breathing pattern to a more automatic, deep, perfect rhythmic breathing pattern using the powers of my subconscious mind & it healed my sleep apnea. all done for free!!!
 
Lynx

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*Lynx crams a paw in his mouth and walks away quickly.
 
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Mem

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You're all a bunch of hypnogely'ers! :whistle:
 
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