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Bodydysmorphia34
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- Oct 31, 2023
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My bed is really the only place where I feel comfortable and safe. I'd love to stay here forever and die in it
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Same. I wish I could fall asleep forever and never wake up again. I think I use sleeping and dreaming as a form of escapism. Sometimes I spend my whole days sleeping because I don't want to get up and face reality/the world.My bed is really the only place where I feel comfortable and safe. I'd love to stay here forever and die in it
Sleep is great. The mini-death. I love curling up in my blankets and body pillows. Listening to ASMR videos.
For some reason though, the past two years, I wake up with sore shoulders. I think I forgot how to sleep on my side or something.
I like your description "mini death", I just love the feeling of falling asleep and feeling unconscious
Me too. I didn't nap during the day until a couple of years ago. Only thing that keeps me going now.My bed is really the only place where I feel comfortable and safe. I'd love to stay here forever and die in it
If you take up cannabis regulary, it may stop dreams altogether.Man I wish I had this problem, I'm the opposite where sleeping makes me so uncomfortable. I try to only sleep during the day or when other people are around because that's when I feel safest. I have many nightmares. I also used to have control over my dreams, not much, but now it's a big chance I either have a nightmare or something entirely random that makes me uncomfortable. Now I can barely think about things that would help me sleep other than embracing total nothingness.
Ah, I've been high several times and I've had some bad trips. For me it worsens my anxiety, so I like distracting myself until I'm either too tired or bored to do anything.If you take up cannabis regulary, it may stop dreams altogether.