Is it normal that i do these things when i sleepwalk?

I sleepwalk regularly on a nightly basis and a I do rather odd things when I sleepwalk.
I do like four things, the basic walking around, I go into my roommate(s) room(s) and curl up on their beds and talk, I sleep-eat, and on the rare occasion I soil myself.

One time I woke up and there was a peanut butter jelly sandwich half-eaten and stuck to my face, and I don't like jelly. My girlfriend (she shares a room with me) told me that she saw me get up and jog to the kitchen and come back with a sandwich, which I don't remember doing.
Another time I woke up and I was spooning my roommate (male best friend) in his room. I was confused and he didn't know I was there.
What's really annoying is that sometimes I go sit on the toilet and take a shit, only I don't pull down my pants, I just poop in my drawers. I've poo'd myself twice that way.
The most odd occasion was once I woke up, and my pillowcase was full of food and household items. One of my roomies heard the ruckus and filmed me, I was raiding the fridge, and I put it all in a pillowcase. I just took forks, syrup, corn casserole, bread, pickles, just put it all in a pillowcase.
Another thing relating to me poopin' my pants is that I just kinda shat the bed, I woke up with feces in my pants. It stunk too. My girlfriend forgave me. :3
One time it appeared that I was praying, I woke up on my knees with my hands clasped together and I'm a strong atheist.

Is it normal that I do some rather odd things when I sleepwalk? Danke.

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38% Normal
Based on 29 votes (11 yes)
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  • Sweet_Brown

    Baby I would see a doctor about this :( one night your roommates might not be there and you could do something to hurt yourself.

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  • Asterisk

    I soil myself too! Purposefully though..

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  • White___October

    It's normal to do crazy things when sleepwalking. That's because your brain doesn't function on the same level as if you were awake.

    I've once heard a story about someone who went sleepdriving. He sleepwalked to his car and drove off, but of course his brain was not functioning enough to let him obey any traffic rules. He left a trail of damages behind and finally woke up in the wreck of his car crashed into a streetlight on the middle of a roundabout.

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  • RoseIsabella

    By any chance do you take the sleeping pill known as Ambien or a similar prescription medication?

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  • peterr

    Ever suck anyone off when you are sleepwalking.

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