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I am a 29 year old woman and have never had an orgasm from masterbation. I can rarely have one with sex, but only after a really long time. However; sometimes I come in my sleep. This happens with no physical stimulation. So, I am thinking it is all in my mind. Has anyone tried hypnosis on a problem like this? Any advice?
i had a hectic weekend very busy, little sleep. so while attending a lunch waiting for the hosts to call us in i was watching tv… i was sleepy all the time and really wanted to lay down.
suddenly i started feeling strange, i’ve fainted before and knew the signs so i thought i might be fainting. i got really hot, my heart started pounding i felt slightly nauseous and when i got to the bathroom i sort of lost control of my breathing… it was short and quick deep breathes, the tears started running and i started crying… a sort of sadness washed over me i was a little scared also of what was happening but i was just really heartbroken and sobbing.
after that i asked if i could lay down and while laying on the bed i thought i was fainting again, a sort of buzz came over my ‘brain’ but i was fully conscious.
i just lied their for a while not being able to fall asleep. i got up after about 45min and felt better.
the evening around 8pm i got the heart palpitations and hot flushes again and was scared but it wasn’t that bad so it passed.
i still feel a bit anxious though but only because i don’t know what that was… i do have a history of mild depression but i have no real ‘problems’ or worries right now so i don’t know….
the water did help… yes i also tend to over analyse things and cant stop rethinking things…. its so annoying.
really does help to know that i’m not the only one. we’re crazy lol 
Im doing a project for school, and i have to speak in front of 50 people, i know it may sound weird, but I’ve been stressing over it and losing sleep for over a month because of it.
how can you tell the difference between nocturnal panic attacks and sleep apnea? are there any signs or anything..
i usually wake up very shortly after falling asleep and i feel like my body is shaking and then sometimes i wake up feeling like i need deeper breathes..
Our new puppy came from a shelter and has obviously been hurt. She is maybe two, a corgi mix, and spayed. She woke up last night breathing hard, almost snorting. We went in and gave her some love and she calmed down. She slept in the bed the rest of the night and she finally went to sleep. How can we help her feel safe and stop having panic attacks?
She has been abused because she has scars on her body. The vet seemed to think so. She has been sleeping in the bathroom in a crate. We are not overly "poor baby" with her and stay calm, but thought last night she was pretty freaked out.
My Best Friend suffers from panic attacks and always asks for me when she falls in to one. I think she does because i can deal with epilepsy sufferers but i dont know what else to help with other than sit with her and watch her breath into a bag and talk to her. Shes on medication but that only makes her sleep then wake up in absolute fear. What else can i do?
I have to get on a plane for an hour on Sunday, it’s a small plane, about a private plane’s size.
I’m EXTREMELY scared of flying, my nerves get so bad & I have to take pills to calm me down & sleep.
But I have too much to do on Sunday, so I can’t be sleeping from medication.
What things can I do to help get over my fear of flying?
I have panic attacks at night at least once a week.
I wake up out of sleep panicy, hyperventilating, shaking and fearful.
Then i usually throw up and can’t get back to sleep.
I’m 16.
How can i get control over this without drugs.
I am a woman who needs advice concerning public speaking. I have a phobia when it comes to speaking in front of an audience. There is even a name for it- Glossophobia. I literally start to panic. I become extremely nervous and feel light headed. My heart races a mile a minute, and I start to feel nauseous. I stutter and start fidgeting a lot too. Unfortunately, I have to give presentations and speak in front of groups of people often. I thought I would get use to it by now. It’s so bad, that I can’t sleep the night before a presentation. Does anyone have any tips? What is something you do in order to get through speaking in front of an audience?
I’m looking for serious answers, please. Thanks!