JesiBel
4rp14
- Dec 5, 2024
- 356
Although I frequently have very bad nightmares, if I'm not too mentally overwhelmed I can sleep. I haven't been much of a sleeper either. Overthinking and being hyperconnected may also be a problem.
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Do certain foods give anyone a bad night's sleep, complete with nightmares? Raw pork and beans straight out of the can and cashews nuts do it for me, although I have no physical allergy symptoms to them. There may be others, as I'm a very light and picky eater. I had no problems with the two examples I mentioned when I was younger.
Lo$t95
Hello Darkness my old Friend
- Jul 16, 2024
- 245
I actually sleep pretty well. I wake up a lot but that's because I am always experiencing sleep paralysis or falling to my death in my dreams. They happen so often I become lucid and can just wake up if I don't enjoy the shadowy figure strangling me… I just know "oh this again - not real ~ eye roll".
I am always tired from overthinking or being hungover / not eating just generally being anxious all the time. Having the same arguments with myself every day/night trying to calm down is exhausting so I sleep like a baby when the sun starts to rise.
I am always tired from overthinking or being hungover / not eating just generally being anxious all the time. Having the same arguments with myself every day/night trying to calm down is exhausting so I sleep like a baby when the sun starts to rise.
WanderingGypsy
Member
- Jan 14, 2025
- 23
I have always been a terrible sleeper-very restless, light sleeper-but the last 20 yrs or so it's regularly insomnia now. I either go months having trouble falling to sleep but stay asleep or calm right to sleep but only sleep a few hours then awake the rest of the night. 
Right now I'm able to fall asleep (only with the help of sleep aides) but awake about 4 hrs later and can't fall back to sleep. I've also been having weird dreams that I wake up anxious from.
I know lack of sleep definitely not helping my desire to ctb!
Right now I'm able to fall asleep (only with the help of sleep aides) but awake about 4 hrs later and can't fall back to sleep. I've also been having weird dreams that I wake up anxious from. I know lack of sleep definitely not helping my desire to ctb!
