Went to sleep upstairs, woke up downstairs on my couch

[The 24th Letter]

WTF?

This is so creepy feeling. Last night I go to bed like usual in my bed. I wake up, and im downstairs laying on my couch.

The obvious answer is sleepwalking, but I've never done that my entire life. I would assume one wouldn't just start this in their late 20's, lol

Anyone sleep walk, or hear of it developing out of the blue?

[Kevin26385]

When I was younger, I used to take my comforter off my bed and fall asleep on the kitchen floor.

I also have been known to throw out my retainers and or pee in the garbage can once or twice.

[Caveman24]

paranormal activity?

[duke776]

I sleepwalk pretty regularly. When I lived at Ohio University in the dorms I sleepwalked and I slept on the top bunk I am unsure of how I didn't die getting down but I did it. My roommates thought it was hilarious, I usually would curse like a sailor in my sleep as well. They told me so many stories of my sleep "activities."

[Feared]

Were you drunk, physically impaired, or taking any medication before you went to bed last night?

Only possible explanation I have. Unless a Room-mate, Spouse, Girlfriend, Random Home intruder.. physically picked you up, carried you downstairs and placed you on the Couch while in your sleep.

[stlpimpmonsta]

Happens to me apparently. My brother and cousin always tell me about how i would walk around aimlessly talking incoherently. The **** i apparently say.........lol.

[BurghFan]

It's happened to me a few times. One time I woke up sitting on the toilet in the bathroom. There was also one time when I was younger and my mom had come to wake me up for school and noticed that my sisters pillow was on my floor. They both just assumed I'd sleepwalked downstairs to her room, stolen her pillow, brought it back up to my room, thrown it on the floor, and gone back to bed. Of course it could just as easily have been her sleepwalking and bringing it up to my room then going back down to her room without it.

Who was the guy with the benadryl story in OT?

[Feared]

You see I never understood the premise of sleep walking. I know it's an actual condition but never really researched the specifics.

What really keeps you from crashing into a wall, or tripping over a coffee table, chair while sleep walking? Seems like that should occur quite frequently. Are you like walking around with your eyes open, but your mind and body are still physically in a state of sleep, while your sense of vision is the only part that's in tact?

Just don't understand.