Why is it when I wake up I feel high?
I'm sure it's safe to assume that you weren't high when you went to bed, but in case you were, I would guess that you're feeling some residual effects from the previous night.Barring that, have you started any new medication or anything? If so, it might be good to ask your doctor about it and double check that everything's alright. Maybe pay attention to it and see if it gets worse or better, or just goes away, if you do anything or go anywhere in particular. For example, if you only feel high when you're in your bedroom for a long time, and it goes away when you go outside, then maybe you're actually feeling light-headed and you should get the house checked for gas leaks or mold or something like that.If none of that stuff pans out, then maybe you have found a renewed zeal for life? I don't really know!Good luck!
Why do I get an erection when I wake up?
Damn man you got serious issues...its time to see a psychiatrist. You prob stopped getting erections 20 years ago. You say you are 12 here you said some where else you had pimples on your penis when you were 14. You are obviosly some pervert who likes little boys..talking about getting erections in locker rooms in your other questions. Hopefully you arn't a sports coach or some crap.
Why do i see things when i just wake up?
you certainly have a lot to deal with. Speaking strictly from a neuro-physiological point of view, what you see would be called hallucinations. From a para-psychology point of view, the concept would be that you are seeing into another dimension or plane of existence. If you prefer the scientific approach, improve your diet. Hallucinations that are not part of a serious mental disorder can be cured with the right mix of nutrients. Really, I am serious. Try taking a good quality multi-vitamin, some omega 3 supplements too. Maybe even look into some Chinese or Indian herbs that improve mental acuity. But don't buy the cheap ones, they won't help. If you prefer the planes of existence approach, then you will probably need to look into studying up on the meaning and purpose of the giant spiders. They might be friendly....Often beings from another plane seem scary but turn out to be trying to help us. The red and white stuff is not totally uncommon. Here is a technique you can use to actually create more clarity in your vision with your eyes open, but it also lets you see things with your eyes closed that are pretty fun. Sit with your eyes closed facing the sun, preferably in the morning. Sit for about two or three minutes. Then, with your eyes still closed, rub your hands together vigoruously for about 30 seconds. Place your hands over your eyes with your little fingers interlocked over the bridge of your nose so that your palms are NOT touching your eyelids but no light can get in past your hands. Open your eyes into this darkness. Don't try to focus. Soon, you will see a rainbow of colors pulsing in and out of your vision. After all the colors are gone, close your eyes again, take your hands away, and they open your eyes looking away from the sun. If you are still facing the sun, your eyes will hurt when you open them because your pupils will be very dilated. You should find that you feel calm and content after this exercise. Do it every day if possible. It will help you begin to understand your visions too.
Why is it when I wake up my bedroom smells like a rat has died in it. yet when I sit in the computer room?
for 12 hours non stop, it smells fine... well it smells ok. I know I sweat a little during the night, as the pillows are wet when I wake up, but I sweat a lot when I am playing on the computer too. That is the question. Answers and solutions please.
Why is it that you wake up more tired when you fall asleep again after waking up for the first time?
Yes it's quite true. When you wake up refreshed; you finished a sleep cycle. Going back to sleep to wake up in less time than it takes to complete another sleep cycle means you interrupted a sleep cycle. You could feel headaches, severe drowsiness, and weakness in your muscles.When your brain puts you to sleep, it releases a chemical into the body to cause a kind of "mild paralysis" it's this paralysis that prevents you from acting out your most vigorous dreams. A natural safetey system for your protection and those around you at night. (also explains "night terrors" in some people)You thus feel weak, groggy and unrested when your body hasn't had time to exhaust and eliminate the paralysis chemical that was produced by the brain.
What does it mean when I wake up crying?
When you wake up crying, it simply means that your soul is still alive. Functional lacrimal glands is a good sign that still your soul is alive and it can be touched.Possible reasons behind crying as soon as u wake up can be:A sad dream (you may not even remember)Something buried deep inside at sub conscious level of your mind might have been affected or influenced by some dream (Again you may not even remember slightest of that dream)It may be due to some bad experiences in the past which is buried in your heart & you have not released it. So finally you are at ease.( your tears are pearls when released and just a tear film when conserved).It might be also due to a healing process going inside your soul due to something bad in past that has choked your tears & now you are free to release all that pressure.You have made a habit of taking sad things in your life so normally that it is all there at the sub conscious level of mind & at the conscious level, you are alright, so this is just like denying the fact, working like a transdermal patch which works on the surface healing it but deeper wounds remain & it hurts. So it have to break the shackles one day and flow freely.Image source: Google.
How come when I sleep late I wake up early, but when I sleep early I wake up late?
It may have to do with activities before sleep, such as drinking.You’ve merely correlated late/early & and early/late. This occurrence is more likely due to sleep phases. In other words, you’ve been going to bed late, and waking up after the end of a phase—which just happened to be earlier than the opposite. And when sleeping early, you’re able to fit in another phase.I can guess that you’re waking up early, when you’ve gotten about 6 or 7.5 hours of sleep (plus 14 to fall asleep). And then when you’re sleeping early, you’re getting either 7.5 or 9 hours (plus 14 to fall asleep). Note, sleep phases are roughly every 90 min. Try experimenting for yourself with sleepyti.me calculator.Valuable further reading from Supermemo (sleep research) here: Good sleep, good learning, good life