Waking lost

Do you wake up and not know where you are until you take a moment to map out the room in your head?

Waking lost

Do you wake up and not know where you are until you take a moment to map out the room in your head?

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Irma Vermeer•recently•edited

Not usually, but sometimes I have something like that. I'll be lying down in bed and randomly get the sense that I'm "the wrong way round" or something and it's disorienting enough to start thinking about it. I know I'm in the right place, but it feels like I'm not there the right way, if that makes any sense? I have to open my eyes to see the familiar wall or the door or something and then everything snaps back into place. It's weird.

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Martha MacTavish•recently•edited

Yes exactly!

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Neal White•recently•edited

Very rarely and only when I've been sleeping in an unfamiliar place.

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Waking lost

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Do you wake up and not know where you are until you take a moment to map out the room in your head?

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Irma Vermeer•recently•edited

Not usually, but sometimes I have something like that. I'll be lying down in bed and randomly get the sense that I'm "the wrong way round" or something and it's disorienting enough to start thinking about it. I know I'm in the right place, but it feels like I'm not there the right way, if that makes any sense? I have to open my eyes to see the familiar wall or the door or something and then everything snaps back into place. It's weird.

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Martha MacTavish•recently•edited

Yes exactly!

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Neal White•recently•edited

Very rarely and only when I've been sleeping in an unfamiliar place.

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Irma Vermeer•recently•edited

Not usually, but sometimes I have something like that. I'll be lying down in bed and randomly get the sense that I'm "the wrong way round" or something and it's disorienting enough to start thinking about it. I know I'm in the right place, but it feels like I'm not there the right way, if that makes any sense? I have to open my eyes to see the familiar wall or the door or something and then everything snaps back into place. It's weird.

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Martha MacTavish•recently•edited

Yes exactly!

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Neal White•recently•edited

Very rarely and only when I've been sleeping in an unfamiliar place.

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Irma Vermeer•recently•edited

Not usually, but sometimes I have something like that. I'll be lying down in bed and randomly get the sense that I'm "the wrong way round" or something and it's disorienting enough to start thinking about it. I know I'm in the right place, but it feels like I'm not there the right way, if that makes any sense? I have to open my eyes to see the familiar wall or the door or something and then everything snaps back into place. It's weird.

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Martha MacTavish•recently•edited

Yes exactly!

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Neal White•recently•edited

Very rarely and only when I've been sleeping in an unfamiliar place.

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