Joey Almost Pissed in his Parents Room while Sleepwalking

[@gundamboy1138]

Nice to hear them talk about pee instead of poop for once. Gotta mix up the conversation every now and again.

[@alexthegs2624]

Yeah about that...

[@F1ll1nTh3Blanks]

I mean...

[@ArcaellusV427]

I'd rather not talk about either type of incident

[@fitzwilliams4215]

🤣🤣

[@batmanfanboy2212]

Pee is so underrated and I’m glad They’re talking about it. I know this is a controversial opinion but poop is pretty overrated

[@yclawz]

I proudly peed in front of the door to my parent's room and next to my aunt's sink when I was sleepwalking. And when I finished peeing, I fell asleep on my pee. Get on my level.

[@chadsworthgigafuck7076]

Gross 😧 𓂺

[@IdOnThAvEaUsE69]

@@chadsworthgigafuck7076 D I S R E S C P E C T.

[@Kewlausgirl]

Lol how old were you!?

[@thelordoftheweebs9501]

Good for you m8

[@yclawz]

@@Kewlausgirl Those incidents happened around 10 years ago, so I was 6 years old (maybe even younger idk).

[@MajorMalfunction]

I occasionally sleepwalk. Once I was living in a share house, with a mate and his girlfriend. I got up in the morning and sat with them in the lounge eating breakfast and they were sniggering. I was like, "What's up?" And they were like, "Do you remember last night?" Apparently I'd walked into their room and just stood there. When they realised I was sleepwalking they told me to go back to bed, and I did. The thing is, I sleep naked. :)

[@ihave2enemies]

Ayo that went to 100 real quick

[@zom_tyt7382]

What did your mate think of your elephant?

[@MajorMalfunction]

I'd like to say the issue was never raised again, but when it inevitably was brought up in conversation, I'd plead ignorant bliss. Don't remember it. Never happened, as far as I'm concerned. :)

[@GaryHamad]

LMAO

[@drsjx7495]

I felt this on an spiritual level..

[@Neekazan]

When my son was four, I was on the computer after I got him to go to bed. About an hour or so later, he came out of his bedroom into the living room. I looked up and asked what he needed, and he didn't say anything, just went over to the coffee table and pulled down his pajama bottoms slightly. Realizing what was going on I hurriedly carried him into the bathroom, and put him in the tub so he could pee in there ( he was asleep and I didn't think he'd be accurate enough to use the toilet). Then when he was finished and pulled up his pajamas, he woke up, and looked around with a confused look on his face. I just said calmly, "time to go back to bed." He just got out of the tub and walked back to bed and went back to sleep.

[@Kewlausgirl]

Do you guys reckon it's the subconscious knowing they need to pee but they can't seem to wake up, so somehow they are trying to navigate to the bathroom while asleep? There's that disconnect where they can't wake up to go to the toilet?

[@rimaq_]

You deserve a mother of the year award for this fast reflects

[@Neekazan]

@@rimaq_ LOL well, I sort of had experience with sleepwalking children in the past while babysitting. Plus, this may seem strange if you never experienced it, but I just had a feeling before he started pulling down his pajamas that I needed to act fast... can't tell you why, but there was this nudge... I started towards him just as he was pulling down his bottoms. Also, it wasn't a long way from the living room to the bathroom.

[@WishGender]

sounds like when I try to keep my cat from vomiting all over my xbox

[@Neekazan]

@@WishGender LOL yeah, I have 6 cats, so can relate to that!

[@Nyaajita]

My brother once also sleepwalked into our parents room. He tried to pee in their rubbish can. Luckily, right before he could my parents stopped him. I guess kids just have a tendency to piss in odd places while sleepwalking.

[@nightspicer]

And then there's Jamie Dornan who pooped into a bathtub.

[@who_da_f]

Me too

[@talizorahnarrayya5916]

while sleep "walking" I almost pissed in the fridge when I was a kid, also jumped down from my top bunk bed and my father caught me mid-air

[@kricku]

Kids just have a tendency to piss in odd places

[@luxraydarkrai]

0:47 the fuckin matrix edit got me LMAO

[@yukikme5041]

Garnts experience with that neverending loop of wanting to pee is indeed very annoying and relatable.

[@TMC_TimeLine]

I have a pretty embarrassing story from when I was a kid. I had a weird dream that I was pissing in our kitchen and then went back upstairs. The next day I wake up and I hear my parents talking about piss on the kitchen floor. That's when I realized that it was not a dream, and I was in fact half sleepwalking

[@pamelotms5867]

Prothetic dream

[@FoxerTails]

I remember discussing dreams with my mother one time and she said that when she dreams, it's only in black in white. And she's only had a dream in color, that she remembers of course, once.

[@Kewlausgirl]

That's interesting! Actually, maybe I'm getting mixed up with someone else but I'm sure that my mum said the same thing to me once. How old is your mum? Just curious if she is X gen or boomer? Coz I wonder if it is a generation thing? I know I dream in colour or at least I think I do. But it seems so real and vivid at the time, but when I recall what colour things were I don't know...

[@FoxerTails]

@@Kewlausgirl Ah, she's an early Gen X. Latter part of 1960s. And actually, my dad is from the tail end of the Baby Boomer generation. But according to him, when he can remember a dream, it's in fact in color. Perhaps the advances in TV technology during that time could've influenced their subconscious? As for me personally, I know for a fact I dream in color and can tell you in detail what something looked like.

[@MajorMalfunction]

Sometimes, if I'm having an "intruder dream", like a burglar coming into my room, I'll instantly leap out of bed and do a perfect karate kick. Martial arts training really does become automatic. I once punched a girlfriend in the back of the head. Thankfully, usually, as soon as my body starts to react to the dream, and my actual physical body contacts something, I instantly pull my punch. But it was hard enough to wake her up and say, "OW! What was _that_ for???" Sorry sorry sorry! So sorry! I was dreaming. And yes, I have also pissed on a chair.

[@PredatoryQQmber]

And that is why I never hugged my gf while sleeping due to fear of mistakenly chocking or breaking her neck.

[@akumuryuu]

I'm like Garnt, if I piss in my dreams, I don't do that in real life. Which sometimes leads to dreams where I just can't get relief no matter how many times I try.

[@fay2667]

I love when I dream and I get conscious enough to think "this doesn’t make any sense". Then I wake up. I don’t think lucid dreaming works for me lmao

[@phlaryx7145]

I sometimes have this weird ability to rewind my dream if I can sense it’s heading in a weird direction of becoming a nightmare. I’ll just pull out an invisible remote and just start pressing an invisible button repeatedly until the dream rewinds itself. This doesn’t work every time though lol. Sometimes I’ll just be standing there like an idiot pressing an invisible button while the monsters are tuning right at me XD.

[@chazdellwalker6912]

Same! I don't manifest an invisible remote but I do rewind the dream at times. sometimes it works out and sometimes it continues to the same part so I'm constantly trying to rewind and change what happens lol.

[@GreasyCheetos]

My parents told us (my siblings and I) a story of our older brother. When he was 3, he slept walked to the kitchen opened up the refrigerator and pulled his pants down, almost pissing in the fridge. Luckily they got to him on time.

[@Kewlausgirl]

Lololol omg that's a great one. Poor guy!!

[@manyu9294]

Mother. It appears that I have pissed the bed

[@melysosa4397]

I used to sleepwalk quite a bit when I was a little kid, and one of those times I almost gave my dad a heart attack lol. He was working on something downstairs in the living room late at night and so happened to glance at the stairway behind him after a bit. He must've seen this dark small figure just sitting in the middle of the stairs with no noise or warning. After realizing it was me he just led me back up the stairs without waking me up and I got back in bed on my own. I was so surprised when I was told that the next morning since I didn't dream or anything.

[@dorcat2867]

I honestly wouldn’t blame your dad for being scared, that shit is literally out of a horror movie

[@aryadhole]

My 11 year old brother is insane he has full conversations at night and doesn't remember anything the next morning , it freaks the hell out of me .

[@MVimah]

I talk in my sleep a lot. Most recent incident was after spending a few hours setting up am apartment in ffxiv. When I "wake" up my arm is over my girlfriend telling her not to move because I put snakes in the house. My brain was thinking of the loft glitch a lot where things have to go back into your inventory and the snakes didn't go back and I lost them. For me any time I sleepwalk/sleeptalk it's like my brain is on over drive and my body doesn't know what's going on. Gf calmed me down with dream logic. Said the mongoose will get them.

[@Futergod]

I like the fact that Connor basically just admitted he preferred to risk the chance of his little brother dying than having him piss all over his games. Lmao

[@ApexGale]

garnt talking about using the bathroom in his dreams reminds me of the dreams where i shit my pants and then wake up in a panic thinking i just shit myself i never did, but my brain can't differentiate between whether i shit in my dream or irl so i run to the bathroom and find that i did not soil myself. and the weirdest part is i don't even feel the desire to take a shit when I'm awake

[@melysosa4397]

What a horrible twist I'm so sorry your brain did that to you

[@Kewlausgirl]

I think that's more of a fear dream. You are afraid of doing something embarrassing that you can't control, in front of others... Actually did anyone else know in your dream? Or was it just you? Coz of it was just you, then you that means you yourself are embarrassed of doing something where you loose control. It's similar to dreams where like mine, I often dream that I'm with someone... Friends, parents or my partner... And usually it's around train stations... Or in a big crowd... And I'll just turn around and they aren't there. I'll panic and realise I don't remember where we were heading to, to know where they would also be going... Then as it gets worse I realise I don't know the train station, not sure what the sign reads or where I am... And I keep getting into different trains go to different stations... Or I'll run into the street/crowd trying to find people or find my surroundings. That stems from a fear of abandonment... Kinda...or just anxiety of not knowing where I am, where they are... Being on my own. So not really abandonment.. But similar. Anyhow hope that helps you in some shape or form :)

[@spiderdude2099]

A fun little trick I learned online to tell if you’re in a dream or not, is if you can in your dream try to look at a clock. Your dreaming brain is REALLY bad at making up or creating arbitrary times on clock faces or digital displays. Also, for best results, do it multiple times. Try to repeatedly look away from the clock and then back. The displayed time almost never stays the same because your dreaming brain’s sense of time is also affected. It can’t accurately judge how much time has passed, so the clock display might change every time, look fuzzy the whole time, or constantly be morphing and melting as you stare at it. It doesn’t always let me CONTROL my dreams, but I can reliably realize “oh, this is a dream happening right now.” I’m usually still along for the ride even if I recognize that, but it’s worked a few times where I can take control.

[@Kewlausgirl]

I used to have a lot more dreams and control my dreams all the time when I was younger. This is a neat trick. I don't remember what my tell was. But sometimes I could tell I'm in a dream but I'm just going about it as it takes me through, like Connor's, or I'll change it myself. Especially if I'm not happy how it's going lol. But in the past couple of years I've been really bad with dreaming and don't remember a lot of it. I think it's because now I have bad sleeping habits coz of covid, work/adult life. So if you want to keep going about the controlling dreams thing... Stick to a sleep schedule and have over 7 hours. And have enough time to wake up and think about it before going off to get ready to go to school/Uni/work etc. I'm very time poor coz im a bad judge of time so I've been bad at this and I find it harder to remember dreams now. But it might also be because I'm getting older. It sucks lol

[@Dawn0777]

I can relate to this cuz my mom once told me I peed on our front door while I was sleep walking and I had no memory of that happening. 😂

[@AimsyLeigh]

I've gone through everything Garnt mentioned 😂 with the needing the toilet and the knowing I'm dreaming but not being able to wake till I'm dead

[@ice1638]

The edit when they laugh at the same time is great editor lmao

[@jonathanrobinson198]

I’ve definitely went to use the bathroom in a dream before and right before I did it, my brain goes “you’re about to piss yourself” and then I immediately wake up and I need to find the actual restroom in a matter of seconds.

[@tyreczb6988]

0:00 - 4:58 (Almost peeing on games) 4:58 - 7:38 (Wanting to pee in a dream) 7:38 - 9:00 (Almost pooping in a dream) 8:57 - 9:54 (Knowing you're in a nightmare) 9:54 - 12:37 (Wanting a Lucid dream/Dreams)

[@organicgrains]

No kidding, sleepwalking is a bit of a curse. You wake up the next morning and find weird things out of place, messes, random bruises, broken items, and sometimes unlocked or open doors. I do find it helpful though to have a very clear alarm of when I need to slow down. As for dreams, I've lived entire lives in my dreams from childhood to death and awaken crying, sad to leave the life I built or even tried to go back because I wasn't able to complete some objective. As sad as it is to leave, I love that I have them.

[@jc_siah]

I saw this on the podcast episode but there’s a matrix effect when Conner starts talking about his story

[@dawnbreaker1775]

In case you didn’t know it’s because Garnt and Joey laughed at the same time and the same way. It’s not the first time this has happened

[@fitzwilliams4215]

Sleep walkers are terrifying, sometimes I just wake up in the night with my girl staring dead in oblivion , standing over the bed 😭 sometimes she can have entered convos and she's asleep idk how

[@Kewlausgirl]

See no wonder people though others were possessed or places were haunted, when you see your partner just randomly staring into oblivion at the foot of your bed... It's the same with sleep demons. I didn't even know that was a thing. But man imagine dreaming that... No wonder people thought this stuff was real... Sounds crazy even with explanations lol

[@patrickjasonbongales5080]

My parents told me that I once cooked a shitty raw omelette while sleepwalking. And after "cooking", I just walked back to my bedroom and started mumbling Take on Me before lying down.

[@cowbro3011]

Can 100% relate to Connor’s screaming. One time I was half asleep, thinking thoughts, until the last thought I remember. “Why do fangirls scream like that? Is it fun or something?” Needless to say, I screamed myself awake 💀

[@MrIcarusEl]

I also have a similar story when I was younger and slept walked into my parents room and nearly peed on the laundry. Glad to know it isn't just me

[@Kewlausgirl]

Man you guys did not like your parents' laundry at all! Lol!

[@Boricuapapi68]

Garnt talking about having to piss in his dreams reminds me of similar dreams I've had except with me I end up in an eternal fruitless search for a restroom

[@aiueokaya]

I had similar experience when I was a kid. I sleep walk when I got a high fever and vividly remember my parents holding my arms and worried cause I always go out of house in the middle of the night sleep walking and the moment I get back to my senses I am startled and confused as to why they're holding my arms firmly and not letting go of me.

[@tamalemuncher789]

I usually know I'm dreaming lol. The other night, I was waking down a bendy corridor, and a cat followed me... Then I felt the sensation of a cat hopping on my bed afterwards. I don't own a cat.

[@silent5]

Fuck lucid dreaming i always wake up and end up having sleep paralysis

[@H00dieKat]

Had those too, and it felt like my body was set on fire while I couldn't move although shaking (probably some weird hot flash with anxiety lol), happened for about 3 days at lkke 4-5 am, then randomly stopped... wonder what other people's paralysis demon feels like xD

[@dianarojo-jewell4070]

The only trick that worked for me a little bit to lucid dream was looking at clocks and mirrors a bunch. You do it in your dream later out of habit and be like "Bro why can't I see my face? Why did the clock suddenly get so close and keeps changing every time I try to look at it? Why is this book so blurry???" And then you realize you're dreaming. But if you get too excited, you'll wake yourself up. And sometimes knowing doesn't mean you get to control it; it means you get more annoyed that your family is trying to pressure you into helping your neighbor's dog train for the circus and for some reason you can't really get out of it

[@purpledevilr7463]

I did what the title said when I was little. Except it wasn’t a washing basket in the corner, it was their bed… and not ‘nearly’.

[@nightspicer]

8:07 that can be a good meme template

[@lawliet617]

in my case if i see a fountain or waterfalls basically any flowing water in my dream 100% of the time it means i need to piss

[@edeeytheeagle4363]

I was like waiting for this part of the story to be like near the end or probably the middle of the video, but I didn’t expect it to be right at the beginning

[@kadajsnightqueen]

I’ve never sleepwalked (at least that I’m aware of), but there was one occasion recently where I could not sleep at all in my bed all night, so after calling into work I migrated to my dad’s Lay-Z-Boy and fell asleep. At some point, I had this incredibly realistic dream. I can’t remember what it was about, but what stuck with me was the sensation of p***ing long and hard. Sometimes I become aware of the dream being a dream while I’m still in the midst of it; in this case, I was in the middle of this dream p*** when I remembered that I was sitting in the chair. That’s when I woke up, and I was terrified that if I stood up, I’d find that I had ruined Dad’s chair. Luckily, that part of the dream was not a reality! There was one dream I had in college that surprised me. In it, my mom was driving my little sister and I in her minivan along a seaside dock. We were on vacation, and for some reason this dock was the only way to get to the road we needed. It was high tide, and the water was only a foot or two below the edge of the planks. My mom lost control of the van and skidded sideways off the dock and into the ocean. She somehow bailed before it went over, and my sister managed to get the nearest side door open when the van hit the water. Mom helped her out, but I was struggling to get out of the seatbelt and the water was pouring in as the van sank. I got unbuckled and climbed as high as I could, but for some reason I couldn’t escape the van. I screamed for my mom, for help, but nobody tried to save me. My head went under and I could see them hugging at the edge of the dock, and Mom looked at me. As the pressure from the water built and I started drowning, I threw my hand out one more time….and snapped awake to find myself lurching halfway up out of bed, my hand still reaching for someone to grab it. That dream stuck with me for a long time, and renewed my distrust of my mom and sister for awhile.

[@MajorMalfunction]

I've had many drowning dreams. It's a sign of sleep apnoea. When you stop breathing in your sleep, and your brain tries to alert you in your dreams. Kinda the same thing as needing a toilet in your dreams. It's time to wake up. :)

[@aoi_nagara]

@@MajorMalfunction i actually heard of this and even though all of this discussions about dreams are shivering at some level, it is interesting. one time i fell asleep really fast and started to have a dream-i was walking down stairs when suddenly i tripped over and body as result of human nature reflexed causing me to wake up the weird thing about this is that i never sleep instantly, i mean like the moment i lay down, i lay down for quite a bit .maybe that day i was tired.

[@naka9091]

Garnt's story reminds me of mine when I'm thristy in my dream. I drink lots and lots of water and still wonder why I'm thirsty. When I wake up realisation hits and drinking feels so good😄.

[@toastyyybeats]

its cool hearing about other people's dreams, because I dont remember like any of my dreams, I just fall asleep, then I wake up

[@aditya0259]

I can relate with Garnt. I get those kinds of dreams a lot.

[@acewhotalks4487]

When i have a dream that will turn into a Nightmare i can just turn off the dream and wake up, literaly fleeing it.

[@golden-sun]

The matrix edit was so good. I was stretching when I seen it so I thought I was just tripping

[@Fulgur123]

All of my dreams are either me being hanged, shot, stabbed or burned to death. Either fighting demons or causing the max extinction of humanity.

[@Mikoverse201]

First time I exp someone sleep walked is during a school sponsored camping trip in my senior year of high school, my friend told us his a chronic sleep walker, he was walking around the camp grounds and freak our teachers out, he had no memory of it but laughed about it my friend taught he was been isekai though

[@1TakoyakiStore]

The only time I experienced someone sleepwalking in person they pissed their pants.

[@troptrop-ino4935]

dude, getting killed in a dream make's my heartbeat so fast when i wake up

[@PowerSpirit50]

I have realistic superpowers sometimes in my dreams.

[@YUKILOID39]

in a dream recently i had to pee really bad in real life, so i was gonna go to the bathroom to piss but a human version of the pokemon entei was using the bathroom so instead i just pissed all over the floor and flooded the room. in the dream, not in real life. i was thankfully safe on that

[@FreakyOverhaul]

Ive had instances where I'm half asleep and I can see my room but I can't move, breathe or move any part of my body. Nothing happens, I don't halucinate or anything but I just can't do anything. And It takes like a couple of minutes for me to fully wake up

[@masterofhippos1395]

my favorite thing to do in lucid dreams is just talk to people and see the weird shit they say

[@psophilsalva5888]

I have a funny sleepwalking story. When I was like 6 or 7, I woke up because I desperately needs to pee but my body is like so exhausted that I kinda limp so I'm like struggling. The bathroom is few steps away from my parents' bedroom so my mother dragged me back to our room saying something along the lines 'you should go back to sleep.' I remembered having difficulties speaking coherently when I was younger but boy, my body is stiff and I can't speak. I was barely conscious that time and went to pee with something that bumped on my knee. The next day the dirty laundry smells off and my mom finally realized why I'm at the halls.

[@LordCraneo2]

I had videogame dreams but the weirdest ones was the hallucinations ones

[@osquitis]

I still remember when I was half sleepwalking as a child, went into the kitchen and literally just pissed in the trash can and went back to sleep. You really don’t want to know what happened next day.

[@cheeseisjustaloafofmilk9787]

Honestly the same thing happened to me like a year ago. I legit got out of my bed turned on my light and almost peed in my wardrobe until i finally realized what the fuck am i doing then just went back to bed like nothing happened

[@Su_Myth01]

Whenever I'm in a nightmare and I know I'm dreaming, I just think that it's a game and just pauae the game. Believe me it works everytime.

[@Dany_the_splendid]

Nah my bladder is powerful enough to wait till I wake up to go pee

[@chiyouyachan]

9:09 YEAH SAME

[@padq1183]

Bro i have all the issues of sleep walking, sleep talking and i can esentiallly conversate sleeping since if a person ask me a question with my name in the sentence and i know the awnser i will say it my dad told me he once asked me something and i deadass just gave a full awnser while sleeping, also i can also stop dreams if need to shit or pee but if im not its literally imposible to stop even if i know im in there especially in nightmates its kinda creepy when u think bout it.

[@topazwolf08]

Dude I have sleep apnea and there's nothing worse than having a nightmare and feeling like you're being strangled from the inside of your throat. I've had those common falling dreams too but when I hit the ground all the air feels like it left my lungs on impact. I then wake up breathing so hard because I was unintentionally suffocating myself. Thank god I have a CPAP now, it rarely happens now.

[@PVempati]

How do these three remember their dreams enough to know all of this... I can't even remember my dreams 99.9% of the time. I remember like 7 dreams in my near 20 years of living and even thats like a single line of descriptions, i can't give a play-by-play of the dream

[@arlokloiber2715]

Comedy golden showers

[@youssefsabry6785]

ugh my god i have dreams where i stay in there for years and literally have a sperate life totally and it feels like literal years (longest one was like 7 years) and i wake up so tired and im like fucking finally

[@maxshymkiv2200]

When Garnt was talking about a nightmare it reminds me that if you are aware that you are in a dream you can practically turn /gamemode 1. It happened to me in labyrinth Slender nightmare, when I completed the object with my teammates in a dream, I realised it was a dream and from prey I turned into a Sims player, where Slender is an npc

[@enigmmmma]

4:08 we live in a simulation 😭😭

[@MySkilletfan]

The ping pong thing makes you hallucinate. It's just your brain making up for the nothingness

[@ieatplastic1756]

Connor really did have a daredevil moment

[@Nitreon0978]

so now we know garnt dreams with a 3090

[@WishGender]

So I'm like Joey. There have been a couple times that--while asleep--I have either peed myself (cause I peed in the dream) or nearly peed myself (cause I nearly peed in the dream). HOWEVER, I have never ever shat myself in my sleep or even come close. I also play music while I sleep, so I sometimes hear the music in my dreams.

[@chicx2099]

I read “Joey pissed in his parents while sleep walking” at first 🤣

[@hanakoisbestgirl4752]

As someone who can't really picture stuff when I imagine while awake, I can describe it but I reall can't get a picture in my head, lucid dreaming would be amazing.

[@JhonB77]

I'm a psycho analyst and I according to my prognosis of your dreams, you're all psychopaths

[@cjsbizarreadventure469]

I lifted up my tablecloth and pissed on my table sleepwalking one time haha

[@shanmugasundaramrajesh1935]

I once had a dream of fighting against megatron in my school sports ground where at the end i was falling from his knee level height to the ground, and i woke up to realize that i'm almost about to fall down from my bunk bed

[@RingsofCaturn]

I used to have the typical falling dream as a kid, the only thing is, I would never hit the ground. The dreams would always start off with me being chased by something, (Lions and ninjas are the ones I can remember) then going to jump a gap or off of something when either the ground stretches away infinitely or turns into a black void and I fall for the entire night until I wake up in the morning. Always woke up pretty out of breath from those ones lol

[@zamsteelix2407]

A while ago, I had a dream that resulted in me having sleep paralysis. So in my dream, I was in this target/curacao mix store with my mom, and I apparently decided to find myself a book to read. So I separate from my mom to get this book, and I'm being followed by this random man. This man follows me around relentlessly, so in the dream, I'm like 'well shit' and for some reason I decide to hide in an ottoman to call my mom. I let her know abt this man and she tells me to stay put. My mom never got to me though bc the man lifts the top of the ottoman that I'm hiding in and says "hello". Then I woke up and I couldn't move.

[@Maiyosu23]

I once had a dream where I was on an 1800s American Western-coal powered train, riding on a rail track above a body of water. Out of no where the center of the track falls apart as the train and I fall into the water. In my head while submerged under water I'm thinking, "This is bad", but immediately I realized that I was dreaming. So in that moment I willed myself to levitate out of the water, telekinetically lift the train out of the water like Magneto, and placed the train back on the track on the other side. My lucid dreaming is often within my control like the train dream, but sometimes I forget how to control my dreams. Cause one dream I was in front of my house when suddenly Broly in his LSSJ form came at me. So I tried to fly away as fast as I could, but all I could only manage to levitate at walking speed. XD

[@Kewlausgirl]

I've had that. Where I'm able to control a lot of it... But sometimes in the same dream or a few others after coz I have sometimes a lot of dreams in one go... I'll be trying to do something and I'll be like come on you have some this before... Normally it's flying. I'll forget how to... Or I can only jump really high now. And I'm trying to tell everyone I can do it... It's all good and then get frustrated at myself for not being able to do it. But I know I'm in a dream, and sometimes I'll go back to that dream if I've woken up, I'll imagine flying again and sometimes I can do it.... But then it's short lived Coz it was only a few hours before I had to wake up

[@georgiekamaratos6939]

Unbelievably I've managed to experience most of what you mentioned in here, minus lucid dreaming!

[@Home_Rowed]

I’m also similar to Garnt in that I sometimes piss in my dreams, but never piss my bed in real life. Though, I rarely have lucid dreams, and a lot of times I don’t even remember having dreams on some nights.

[@blubobbie]

i cant lucid dream but if i see a toilet i know somethings about to go wrong

[@aidanredding8058]

My brother once slept walked and woke up on the couch in the basement

[@misureholmes3726]

when I use the bathroom in my dream. I immediately wake up because I know I'm about to piss myself

[@RandiPoitras]

I almost peed in my baby toy cradle when I was about four or five and sleepwalking lmao

[@zentheoriginal3782]

i don't really know how i learnt to lucid dream it just randomly happened when ( i suck at explaining ) i acknowledged i was dreaming in my dream and then i was able to start thinking

[@estarossa8221]

this is for some reason, the most joey thing i've heard

[@zxyfphr6512]

Connor has admin/dev access on his dream lmao

[@keltoncordell421]

I often have multiple dreams in a good sleep, and often can remember them. I also sometimes realize that I am in a dream, and consciousness to know I am in a sleep state

[@leonsaiyanarts]

I never new that not everyone can control their dreams or knew that their dreaming that amazes me still.

[@KaileeH]

I have never sleepwalked as far as I know, but I have had a few weird nightmares. My most memorable nightmare was my first. I was five at the time. I was three in my dream. My parents and I were at a nighttime party in a building that was a big gray brick or stone mansion with a massive backyard on the outside and a fairly dark auditorium on the inside. It was all adults except for me. I was being chased through the crowd by a bright white somewhat cartoonish skeleton. No one tried to help me or even reacted to my predicament. I made it outside. It wasn't completely dark outside because I noticed that the grass was a vibrant green. I made it a decent distance from the house, looking back a few times. I don't know how I made it outside because the dream skipped from the auditorium to the massive lawn. There also wasn't a door when I looked back, just windows. I tripped just as the skeleton caught up to me. I yelled at the skeleton that I wouldn't do it. I woke up right as the skeleton was about to grab me. The reason for being chased: I refused to force my parents to eat carrots.

[@theitalianstallion312]

I COMPLETELY GET WHAT GARNT WAS DESCRIBING!

[@jeremiahjohns5258]

I did something similar but to the dishwasher, and unfortunately I wasn't stopped in time. Happened twice

[@kikorainbow3515]

I understand Garts thing about peeing in my dream but still needing to pee in real life. I’m a very vivid dreamer and have violent nightmares often. If I’m stabbed in my arm in my dream, I feel the pain and even when I wake up for a short time after the pain lingers. I’ve been choked in a nightmare and woke up panicking because I still couldn’t breathe . Like I was still being choked even tho I’m awake and then I was able to breathe and.

[@gamalielmartinez2238]

Sometimes I dream that I’m falling, and I can feel the sensation so realistic.

[@witch_hat49]

One time I was sleepwalking while my mother was cleaning the oven and pissed inside the oven. She did'nt wake me up because she read that waking someone up when they are sleepwalkin was bad for development or something.

[@rekahrunanu]

I had a dream where I realized it was turning into a nightmare and in dream I’m like nope, my denial of the nightmare starting was so strong I woke up saying no no, nope not dealing with this.

[@Weirdgrrrl]

I majority of the time lucid dream or have extremely vivid dreams. A lot of my dreams are nightmares though. I don't know why but I've always been conscious when I'm sleeping that I'm sleeping. I've had this nightmare once I couldn't wakeup from once it's the scariest dream I've ever had.