Girlfriend's Post Describing Her Boyfriend Talking In His Sleep Is Creeping Everybody Out

Girlfriend's Post Describing Her Boyfriend Talking In His Sleep Is Creeping Everybody Out
PhotoAlto/Frederic Cirou via Getty Images

There's something already deeply unsettling about talking in your sleep. Most of the time, the sleep talker's brain is still following dream logic, so they just spout nonsense. However, a woman's boyfriend is creeping everyone out with his sleep talk.

Tumbler user Geekandmisandry posted about a conversation she had with her still sleeping boyfriend.


Tumblr.com - Geekandmisandry


He creepily speaks in another accent and responds to her questions with nonsense. At least, he does until we get to the last question.

Asking about himself in the third person has led some to cry demonic possession.


Tumblr.com - neverblogidly, wideopenhighway


It gets worse. Geekandmisandry came back with another time her boyfriend was sleep talking. This time it was about visitors from another dimension.

And we're ready to not sleep again.


Tumblr.com - tharook


To say it's unsettling would be an understatement.



"Um have you tried throwing holy water on him or something cause thats just weird "

- Angelsandaliensspndw


"Well that is nice and terrifying"

- Itsmissvalkyrie


"funny and creepy what the heck lol"

- Oopsydaisyharrystyles



"I love people who talk in their sleep."

- Rhube


"HE FUCKING WHAT"

- snows-meme-palace


"Oh, good; so I am not the only one who acts like a nutter in their sleep :3"

- Sexymasterwill


This is a creepier take on the "boyfriend talks in sleep" stories people like to post online. The Twitter account @Sleep_Sayings was made for a woman to post what her now ex-boyfriend would say in his sleep.

The results were often hilarious, and prompted others to share their experiences.









Although she broke up with that boyfriend, a year later and she's dating a new sleep talker.


Is sleep talking just the ramblings of an addled brain? Are these people possessed? Who knows. In the meantime, people will continue to share the outrageous things people say in their sleep.

H/T: Bored Panda, The Indy 100, Tumblr

Profile view of Buzz Lightyear at Hollywood Studios
Photo by Brian McGowan on Unsplash

Anyone who enjoyed watching movies as a kid likely had their favorite films they liked to pick from.

But those who have revisited some of those childhood favorites may have discovered there was more awaiting them in the film as an adult.

Keep reading...Show less
Man screaming into payphone
Alexandra Mirgheș/Unsplash

We all have our different breaking points when it comes to tolerating certain behaviors.

When pushed too far, people can act impulsively and wind up causing irreparable damage and also ruining various relationships.

Some people may find it difficult to do, but turning their back on the situation is key, but if their backs are up against the wall, they may find that counting to ten may bring momentary peace.

Curious to hear about strangers online suppress their rage, Redditor Grouchy-Trip9582 asked:

Keep reading...Show less
Girl crying on school stairs.
Photo by Zhivko Minkov on Unsplash

When we look back on our childhood, we all reflect on things we regret doing.

From stealing money from our parents' wallets to buy candy or cheating on a test, to sneaking into an R-rated movie against our parent's advice, or being caught coming home past our curfew with our first crush.

While these things naturally got us in trouble, we often look back on these things with laughter and amusement, as they seem to be things all children are guilty of at one point or another.

Of course, some of us also may have done things that we can't simply brush off as "kids being kids."

Things we did that couldn't be fixed by an apology or a punishment, and which still cause us to lie awake in bed at night to this very day.

Keep reading...Show less

There are certain things men keep to themselves when it comes to life and dating.

And no one talks about the bro code much.

A recent Reddit thread gave us a chance to peek behind the curtain.

Keep reading...Show less