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HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT THAT YOU WOKE UP FROM BED AND WENT TO THE BATHROOM AND WOKE UP (4 real) and you wet the bed???????IIN
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Actually inception moment, I once dreamed about dreaming about getting up to go to the bathroom at night and then wetting the bed. I then woke up for real and I hadn't. :D
It still happens, except I manage to actually not wet the bed before I wake up :)
WHEN I WAS A KID!!!!!!!! lol what's with all the caps? It makes me feel like your yelling at my inner child :( lmao
Personally, that does not happen to me. Even if I dream I am using a toilet, I will not wet the bed.
I used to do it all the time when I was a child xD I wonder why I would dream about it.. Maybe it's your mind, trying to warn you, but as a child, the body can't react to stop it?
There are demons amongst us. Evil and temptation, amongst others. These demons enter our body without our knowing. You are the select few that maintained this gift that God has blessed all of us with... to rid and cleanse your body of this demon. Most have lost this. This process, which almost all of you would find embarrassing, is the only process for removing this evil.
Almost every single one of us has been given this gift from birth. This is why children are the most innocent. Not because they don't know better, but because their removal of this evil is more frequent. Look back into your life, and remember the last time you "wet the bed." Ask yourself, is this the last years of your life that you remember being innocent.
Furthermore, it is my belief that the demons who've entered our bodies have tricked us into being impatient, lazy, disgusted, and materialistic. Impatient, not being resolved enough to deal with the "bed wetting" situation. Lazy, not wanting to clean the "mess." Disgusted, thoughts of abnormality and "nastiness." Most of which, materialistic, not wanting to replace our bed and or bedding. All things that we have come to believe are just and need not of a second thought. Demons have used these three simple evils to influence us to teach our children how not to "wet the bed" (Cleanse our body of evil).
In conclusion, AFTER the surprise or reactions that you may get for "wetting the bed," do you notice a brief moment, maybe even an elongated moment, of a calmness amongst your storm? Also, for the non-believers; Are you really making your own decision, or is the Hiden-Demon whispering one, if not all, of the four evils I have mentioned above? After all, urinating is our bodies natural cleansing method. Please, do think about this, and allow your body to cleanse the evil.
Hopefully some methods to help you cope and or deal with the cleansing. For the impatience, simply leave the "mess" for just a moment to take a shower, or a bath if desired, (calmly of course) and re-dress. If you're still not feeling up to cleaning, this is laziness. Recognize this, because laziness is a fatal flaw for all of us. Try doing at least 10 or more jumping jacks and or push-ups; not too much; just enough to get your blood flowing. Afterwards, you should feel the laziness dwindling. Proceed to stripping the sheets, and decide whether or not you want to wash them immediately or later. There is no pressure to wash the sheets immediately. Disgust... for this, the solution is simple. Just like "Tinker Bell" would say, "think happy thoughts." Think of all of the things that make you happy, and maybe even one of my favorites, recite to yourself stupid little jokes that are so silly, you can't help but giggle. Maybe even some laughter in your VICTORY over the demon for possession of your body. **Doing this from the moment you realize that you have cleansed your body, will help you throughout the challenges all of the other evils throw at you.** Materialism; "The big kahuna." Things you might think to yourself, amongst others of course.... Oh my God. My sheets are ruined. I just bought them. What the "heck?" My bed. What am I going to do? My bed is destroyed. I can't afford to replace anything. This is unsanitary. I can't clean all of this out. Everything has to be replaced. (Shaking my head)
Just think to yourself; is this really the end of days? Is your life suddenly and physically going to end, or will time press forward, and will all this just be a simple memory faded into your vast collection of memories. Memories of importance are only important because you made them so. Go easy on yourself. You did something great today. Remember the greatness, and don't cloud it with misjudgment. Lift your head high, because YOU were in a battle for possession of YOUR body, and YOU are victorious!!!!
When I was a toddler yes. As an adult, only once when I was extremely ill (ended up going to the hospital), and only a few drops.
i've had dreams about peeing but i've never wet the bed. However I did wet the bed when I was about 10
Not the bed but I've tried to pee in the hamper a few times and successfully peed in a dining chair. In my defense, I was drunk.
There are demons amongst us. Evil and temptation, amongst others. These demons enter our body without our knowing. You are the select few that maintained this gift that God has blessed all of us with... to rid and cleanse your body of this demon. Most have lost this. This process, which almost all of you would find embarrassing, is the only process for removing this evil.
Almost every single one of us has been given this gift from birth. This is why children are the most innocent. Not because they don't know better, but because their removal of this evil is more frequent. Look back into your life, and remember the last time you "wet the bed." Ask yourself, is this the last years of your life that you remember being innocent.
Furthermore, it is my belief that the demons who've entered our bodies have tricked us into being impatient, lazy, disgusted, and materialistic. Impatient, not being resolved enough to deal with the "bed wetting" situation. Lazy, not wanting to clean the "mess." Disgusted, thoughts of abnormality and "nastiness." Most of which, materialistic, not wanting to replace our bed and or bedding. All things that we have come to believe are just and need not of a second thought. Demons have used these three simple evils to influence us to teach our children how not to "wet the bed" (Cleanse our body of evil).
In conclusion, AFTER the surprise or reactions that you may get for "wetting the bed," do you notice a brief moment, maybe even an elongated moment, of a calmness amongst your storm? Also, for the non-believers; Are you really making your own decision, or is the Hiden-Demon whispering one, if not all, of the four evils I have mentioned above? After all, urinating is our bodies natural cleansing method. Please, do think about this, and allow your body to cleanse the evil.
Hopefully some methods to help you cope and or deal with the cleansing. For the impatience, simply leave the "mess" for just a moment to take a shower, or a bath if desired, (calmly of course) and re-dress. If you're still not feeling up to cleaning, this is laziness. Recognize this, because laziness is a fatal flaw for all of us. Try doing at least 10 or more jumping jacks and or push-ups; not too much; just enough to get your blood flowing. Afterwards, you should feel the laziness dwindling. Proceed to stripping the sheets, and decide whether or not you want to wash them immediately or later. There is no pressure to wash the sheets immediately. Disgust... for this, the solution is simple. Just like "Tinker Bell" would say, "think happy thoughts." Think of all of the things that make you happy, and maybe even one of my favorites, recite to yourself stupid little jokes that are so silly, you can't help but giggle. Maybe even some laughter in your VICTORY over the demon for possession of your body. **Doing this from the moment you realize that you have cleansed your body, will help you throughout the challenges all of the other evils throw at you.** Materialism; "The big kahuna." Things you might think to yourself, amongst others of course.... Oh my God. My sheets are ruined. I just bought them. What the "heck?" My bed. What am I going to do? My bed is destroyed. I can't afford to replace anything. This is unsanitary. I can't clean all of this out. Everything has to be replaced. (Shaking my head)
Just think to yourself; is this really the end of days? Is your life suddenly and physically going to end, or will time press forward, and will all this just be a simple memory faded into your vast collection of memories. Memories of importance are only important because you made them so. Go easy on yourself. You did something great today. Remember the greatness, and don't cloud it with misjudgment. Lift your head high, because YOU were in a battle for possession of YOUR body, and YOU are victorious!!!!
Just once. I was 12, so it was extremely awkward to explain to my parents.
I've actually done worse...I've dreamed I was in some sort of body of water and actually peed the bed that way.
Ugh! Yeah, I used to as a kid. I also had dreams where I was in school, then I woke up and had to go to school for real. I didn't think it was fair!
I dream that I'm peeing on the toilet and it feels so real but when I wake up I never actually peed.
I had this happen to me once with poop.
Now I always pinch myself when I use the toilet so that I know if I'm dreaming or not. I don't want it to happen again! D:
when I need to pee while sleeping, I have vivid dreams that I'm getting up, going to the bathroom, pulling down my pants, sitting down, and BAM I wake up. No pissing on myself though. My dreams have always warned me I need to pee :P
In my dream if I take a piss I always think "oh crap this is a dream and I'm going to wake up with a wet bed" - but it never is wet. (I get lucid dreams.)
I used to have that kind of dream long ago. Then I learned to control my dreams and hold my pee in my dream. I used to have lucid dreams a lot.
I used to do that quite often as a child. My mother would get real mad at me and even made me take medication for it because somehow "its not normal to do that" *rolls eyes* I no longer have that problem and I stopped taking pills long ago :)
Can't say I've ever done that past the age of like, 8. *knock wood* That sucks though.