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Re: 2x4's Journal

Posted: Thu Jul 11, 2024 9:12 pm
by Seqiro
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Re: 2x4's Journal

Posted: Tue Aug 20, 2024 1:44 am
by 2x4
Well, been a while since I updated this log, there wasn't much to write home about until 3 days ago. The morning of August 16, I had another WD, interestingly enough also not at my home bed. I was staying over at a friend's place on a roadtrip when it happened, luckily I was sleeping clothed and had brought a change of clothes. Otherwise, it could have been a bit of a sticky situation xD I'd been mostly on a flatline in terms of horniness, so I thought it was interesting I had it again in a situation and location I wasn't expecting it to happen. Maybe it's a pattern, or maybe it's a coincidence, I have no idea. Well, considering that it had been about 6 weeks since my last one, it's welcome anyway, hopefully my next WD comes sooner!

Re: 2x4's Journal

Posted: Tue Aug 20, 2024 5:20 am
by liittlefiish
Wow, that sounds like quite the surprise on your trip! It's interesting how these things can happen when you're not even thinking about it. I guess being in a new place can really shake things up a bit. Maybe those dreams are a sign that your body's just reminiscing about past experiences. I’m glad it didn’t turn into a messy situation for you! Hopefully, the next one won't keep you waiting as long.

Re: 2x4's Journal

Posted: Wed Aug 21, 2024 12:50 am
by Texanguy
Congrats on the surprise WD!

Re: 2x4's Journal

Posted: Wed Aug 21, 2024 10:53 pm
by marbles428
Congrats on the unexpected victory WD, hopefully they’ll become more frequent.

Re: 2x4's Journal

Posted: Thu Aug 22, 2024 5:19 pm
by Ryan11
Congrats, I’m wondering if sleeping in a different location induced it. Every time I have a WD it’s because I’m in REM sleep, or close to waking up. Being in an unfamiliar environment may have stopped you from fully falling into a deep sleep.

Re: 2x4's Journal

Posted: Thu Sep 05, 2024 4:46 am
by 2x4
Ryan11 wrote: Thu Aug 22, 2024 5:19 pm Congrats, I’m wondering if sleeping in a different location induced it. Every time I have a WD it’s because I’m in REM sleep, or close to waking up. Being in an unfamiliar environment may have stopped you from fully falling into a deep sleep.
I do think there's some truth to this; I haven't had another WD since this time, although that might have something to do with school starting up again - I have noticed that that can tend to affect my WD schedule as well, especially for the first month or so as I get used to a new routine. Hopefully it lets up, it's been about three weeks since my last one so I just have to keep ABing and hope for another, but I'm pretty determined.