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Have you ever taken a nap? And felt like you woke up in a different year
- Thread starter BarryAllen
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I felt like this. I was playing cod and just closed my eyes then poof the shock of waking up and said this
No wonder you felt like you were in a different year, you're playing outdated trash
/troll
but umm do you happen to have narcolepsy cuz that doesn't sound normal
Sometimes if I have the hiccups or I have to poop I'll just take a nap and then the feeling goes away.
No but I have done something that I regretted the day before and woke up and thought everything was normal only to remember and wish I was in a different year.
Yea but it was after a pretty serious injury to my hand. I felt like it was at least weeks later, yet only about an hour and a half had passed. It was pretty nuts.
Nah but I have taken naps on Saturday evenings and woke up thinking I have to get ready to go to work.
Just to be safe have you checked to see if you can still run really fast?
I've sometimes woken up thinking I was in a different place but no not a different year
I've sometimes woken up thinking I was in a different place but no not a different year
Pretty much every time. I can't take a nap without feeling horrendous afterwards.
It sounds so nice sometimes to just rest for a little bit, and then get to return to whatever you were doing after, but I can't take a nap without waking up too hot, sore, and feeling more tired than before I slept.
It sounds so nice sometimes to just rest for a little bit, and then get to return to whatever you were doing after, but I can't take a nap without waking up too hot, sore, and feeling more tired than before I slept.
Happens to me all the time, which is why I tend to avoid naps. I think it has to do with REM sleep and the disconnect between your mind and still-waking-up body.
Back in my younger days and to this day I might sometimes take a nap in the late afternoon/early evening and wake up around 6, and if the lighting was just so, I'd freak out and think it was morning and I had to get ready for school/work.
A couple times when I've had the flu I would try to take a nap and just have completely bizarre dreams in the process and wake up feeling like utter crap, like days had passed yet I had not really been able to fall asleep.
As far as New Year's Eve, I'm always at a friend's apartment for that, and though we drink heavily through the night, we've always managed to be awake for midnight. I did once, to my internal embarrassment, fall asleep slightly after while we were trying to pull a Star Wars marathon before and after midnight. Everyone else was already out, but I swore I'd manage to make it through.
A couple times when I've had the flu I would try to take a nap and just have completely bizarre dreams in the process and wake up feeling like utter crap, like days had passed yet I had not really been able to fall asleep.
As far as New Year's Eve, I'm always at a friend's apartment for that, and though we drink heavily through the night, we've always managed to be awake for midnight. I did once, to my internal embarrassment, fall asleep slightly after while we were trying to pull a Star Wars marathon before and after midnight. Everyone else was already out, but I swore I'd manage to make it through.
I don't understand the question. Do you mean you wake up with the feeling that a very large amount of time has passed? I don't think I can even imagine what would give me such a feeling.
