Strange Stuff Recently

I'm not on any drugs, I'm getting much better sleep at night, I eat well, exercise, I feel overall happy with myself, and yet something seems to have shifted.

If I'm in a room by myself, with the door shut, every once in a while, only out of my peripherals, I will see that the door is open. Then, when I turn my head all the way over, it's really still shut. If I'm lieing on my bed with my eyes shut, with the light on, I sometimes get startled because it looks like the light flashed off for just a split second, even though it didn't.

Probably the creepiest, and most unexplainable thing that happens to me, is what I'm going to call "shouting thoughts". Usually happens when I'm tired, but still occurs when I'm well rested. I'll be doing something, weather it's watching TV, reading, schoolwork, or whatever; and suddenly, in thought, I'll hear a loud sound, or word. It typically doesn't make any sense, but today I made out the word "what". (I almost crapped my pants too.) And it startles me, I almost jump out of my chair when this happens.

WHAT THE HECK IS GOING ON??????

I mean, I feel sane? When I go through a period of mental instability it has an external cause. I'm always aware of the source.

But now, what? It doesn't seem to be getting worse, but will it go away? I hope it's just because of my no sleep binges, and I'm just recuperating.

Any ideas? Suggestions? Hugs? Cookies? Forest nymphs?

Not sure what to say...maybe supressed feelings that you don't seem to know about?

sounds like the beginning of the first doctor who episode from this season. You haven't been watching too much doctor who have you?

Ouch.
The tardis is described as a flying telephone booth here that went boom in the preview you showed us.

I got that once, I thought the lights went out for a second, but that was 6-7 years ago. I thought I heard something too that time.

I think it was your eye and brain shutting down for 1 second for the night resulting in blackness, don't panic. About the "WHAT" you heard, have you considered that it was you daydreaming or from the TV?

Oh, and I don't have a TV in my room. Trust me, I could tell the difference.

I think that the peripheral open door thing happens the most, and the loud thoughts happen the least. Still it's pretty creepy.

It only happens maybe once every 2 weeks, or something like that. The peripheral open door, almost every day.

Something else I forgot to mention, what I call "bed vertigo". Now this isn't so bad, and I know people who have had it before. But I usually get it when I'm extremely tired, or when I'm on benadryl. (Mostly the benadryl) You're lieing in bed trying to go to sleep, and you feel like your bed is spinning, or rocking from side to side. Not too creepy, but just annoying. It's funny too, because some people take benadryl for vertigo. LOL (opposite effect on me)

Anyone else ever got anything like that before?

Darkwing wrote:sounds like the beginning of the first doctor who episode from this season. You haven't been watching too much doctor who have you?

I don't even watch Dr.Who. I think I've only watched a few episodes, and that was years ago. (I know, shame on me)

Hmmm... you mean that strange feeling that you know the door is closed but your brain keeps thinking It's open? I have that feeling usually... but that's because my parents are always making that to me... they hate closed doors...

The spinning feeling on bed... I guess that's just because you're on a diferent position then most times (up), and your brain is disoriented... Happens to most people, but only a few feel it...


BTW... Do you ever have the feeling that there's something dark in your room at night, but then you go check, it was just your imagination?

i feel like i'm falling sometimes when i go to bed

When I go to bed, I can...well...actually feel the me moving in the world a bit (the earth rotates)

Don't know how.

The peripheral thing happens to everyone,especialy when you are tired, dont trust peripheral vision, most of the time it is a shadow, and right now, i am looking at my computer screen and from my right eye just out of the cornver of it it looks like there is a door were the doorway it, but there is no door even attached to the hinges,. The thing with the light and the cloased eyes is normal to, if you cloase your eyes and you are facing a light, the colors change inside your eyelids. Also there could just be shadows from windows or bugs flying past the light, and with the word thing, that happened to my sister once, but is there any neigbors that you have that are loud, or have a bird, i had a bird before, freaked my out when it was late at night, he would say things at like 2 in the morning, scared me.....could also be that you are in a minor mental stage, or under alot of stress, or you could be making up these feelings sub-counsesly to get attention. Either way, no need to worry over this, if it gets worse, then worry.

I recently went through a period of time where i was seeing things(including people) and hearing voices and having non existent conversations, so i know (kinda) what your talking about. No idea what stopped it though...

Mr.Borg wrote:When I go to bed, I can...well...actually feel the me moving in the world a bit (the earth rotates)

Don't know how.

I guarantee you that you do not feel the world rotate.

Well I have had things like this happen. It was always random and just passed on its own. That and I used to have insomnia, so it might have caused it.

often when im deep asleep, at like 1 in the morning, ill just start doing the movement of running in my sleep, i feel scared when i do it too. i wake up after about a second or two of running, and im all sweaty. its really quite annoying when i think back to it. this has happend once or twice a month since i was like 10. and ive live a VERY stress free life, till recently about this project for english. it hasnt happend this month, the projects been on for two months.

OK, a forest nymph for you: Delain - Forest

I wouldn't worry about it. Because of your past experiences, you are probably analysing yourself too much.

Yes, people often think they have a problem worse that what it is, and almost 99% of the time they only had like a cold or were under stress, the other 1% is they discover a new disease.

I dunno, look at VX.

you are your worst critic

flashgamer3 wrote:you are your worst critic

You are the worst at critisizing people critics.

One two three four, I predict a flame war.
I mean, don't insult others.

ya :/ insulting isnt nice