ok this doesnt really go with mental health problems but i just want some advice... i cant sleep and i dont know why, i dont remeber my dreams but they keep me sorta awake all night tossing and turning... some are about the internet and most are about some girl i dont know but is everything i want and need i can never see her face and alot of my dreams are of me turning super power on people and either killing them or saving them... what is wrong with my head is it just normal or is it sleeping disorders?
2006-07-14
06:17:58
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ohhh and all this is making my mind go crazy and lost no matter waat i do im always confused about something but i cant figure it out
2006-07-14
06:21:08 ·
update #1
i may be on the computer alot but im mainly just listining to music and i dont play video games anymore and ive been hardly watching movies lately so idk my mind is just tottally fried i try to think and my mind is thinking but i dont even know wat its about
2006-07-14
06:27:22 ·
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It sounds to me like your mind it too full to shut down for the night.
I recommend "emptying" it by writting (in fact, I kind of think this is why you sometimes hear writers say they HAVE to write - otherwise their ideas give them no peace).
I would start by making a list of all the qualities you can remember about this girl - and if you can't remember, just write a list of everything you want in a girl. Incidentally I did this when I was ready to find my husband and I think it was about 1-2 months after I wrote my list that I did actually find him. Got all 50 things on my list too (except 3 things - not bad!).
Maybe you should start getting your super hero ideas down too - perhaps you have a million dollar idea there - you never know until you start getting it down on paper.
The internet dreams make me feel like you spend a lot of time on the internet. When I get a new crossword puzzle book, that is likely to be what I dream about, particularly while I am able to spend a lot of time on it. I also had a job many years ago Hostessing and I would very often dream about seating people while we were very busy.
There are ways to quiet the mind too. Some people go in for meditation. You can lay in bed and lay still and comfortably - then try to completely relax your feet, then shins - all the way up to your face. You will sometimes have to tense the muscle first and then release for it to totally relax.
You can also just breath deeply (see if you can count to 12 or 16 during each inhale and each exhale), or use a meditation tape. I would still keep a pen and paper by the bed so that I could write down my dreams or anything that comes to mind during bed time - particularly with what looks like a really strong imagination.
I hope this helps! Peace!
2006-07-14 06:30:07
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answered by carole 7
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Without knowing how long this has been happening it is hard to even guess at the cause. Some mental illnesses do manifest through dreams.
If is a short term thing--say less than two weeks. Try increasing your physical activity where you are tired at bed time. Cut out all caffeine after 4 p.m.(This includes chocolate) no sweets after dinners. Establish a bed time routine. (Like we do for our little children) Make your bedroom just for sleeping--nothing else. Make your bedroom dark.
If it is long term over two weeks seek professional help. Start with a medical doctor and go from there.
2006-07-14 06:24:47
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answered by ? 6
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There are many kinds of sleeping disorders and unless you go to a sleep specialist and have a series of test done no one can tell you if you suffer from any. try reading a book that is not very interesting to help you fall asleep or try counting sheep it really works. don't eat to late at night because some foods cause nightmares and can keep you up and you can also try warm milk if you don't like warm milk put a little cocoa in it. sleeping pills are not good to get dependent on because soon you find you can't ever sleep unless you have a sleeping pill and that sucks go to your doctor and see what they say and your dreams sound normal to me.
2006-07-14 06:32:37
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answered by leslie h 1
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Okay, I would (as a counselor) nothing is wrong with you. My first impression is that you have a lot stress right now. I also think that you do not feel fulfilled.
Remember dreams are usually about things that we are trying to work out, or are worried about.
the internet dream... ARe you dating enough? The internet can be very distracting, and very cool. but, like your dream, you can not see who you are talking to. And you only talk to them on the internet, then you are not really going out with them.
The superman dreeam sounds like you are trying to work out some major life choices. we would all like some superhero to work out our problems for us. Unfortunately, just like real life, we can either screw it up or save the day with our choices.
sounds like it would be a good idea to keep a dream journal, so you can look for patterns - hinting at things in llife that you are not dealing with.
Also a proactive approach might help you get some sleep, rather than feeling like a victim of your dreams.
2006-07-14 06:26:38
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answered by Vic 3
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Well, for one - you may be spending way too much time on the internet. Try taking a break from it for a couple of days. Also, try going to bed at a decent time.
I would say, Monday- go to your doctor and talk to him/her.
Have you been through any tramas lately? Watching too many movies?
Try making life a little more simple and see if this helps. Stay away from the tv/internet for a while - get some fresh air. :)
2006-07-14 06:21:02
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answered by Patti 3
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You spend too much time playing video games or on the internet...try to get away from electronics for a whole day at least and just read something, or do some outdoor activity and then you may have a good night's sleep......Good luck! n sweet dreams.........
2006-07-14 06:21:07
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answered by ♥ Snowflake ♥ 4
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Well, maybe you're extremely exhausted and that may cause a lot of weird dreams. Also it depends if you have a heavy meal at night or even have a lot of stress through out the day. Sometimes that happens to me but it's when 1 of those things I just mentioned. Good luck.
2006-07-14 06:21:49
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answered by Irene A 2
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How do you know your not lucid dreaming right now? maybe your tossing and turning is not you waking up from your current sleep its you falling asleep in your lucid dream and dreaming your waking up in real life. How do you know that this whole yahoo answer thing is not just some crazy thing you cooked up in your head while dreaming to help you realize your sleeping and need to wake up.
Damn that was deep i think i need to hit the bong know...lol
2006-07-14 06:29:03
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answered by b_sav510 3
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I would look deeper into the real issues you have. I think that you have other things on your mind that you haven't delt with and they come back to haunt you at night. I experineced the same thing for about a month. I thought i was losing it but remember that in that point in time of my life i had alot of new changes going on in my life.
2006-07-14 07:06:37
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answered by oreo29 2
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Sounds like normal dreams to me. See if you're eating or drinking anything that might keep you awake. Try to relax before bed, take a bath etc.. If you can't function because of your sleeplessness then ask your dr..
2006-07-14 06:20:46
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answered by all_my_armour_falling_down 4
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