Sleep demon
Today, my 7-year-old sister had a nightmare, so I let her sleep in my bed. I woke up to her punching me in the face and giving me a black eye. Apparently, she not only screams when she's having a nightmare, she also "gives the bad guy a taste of his own medicine." FML
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epmorr2010 9
Solution: send her to your parents' room next time.
perdix 31
That's why you should wear a hockey mask to bed -- to comfort the child. Also, leaving a chainsaw idling on your nightstand creates soothing bedtime sounds.
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epmorr2010 9
Solution: send her to your parents' room next time.
Damian95 16
Its like that cute video where that little girl confidently states, "I'm gonna kick his ass. Because if I don't he's gonna kick my ass!"
Kn0wledge123 21
Your little sister sounds like a badass.
fakedsincerity 32
If it's in her sleep, it's completely involuntary so you can't really blame her.
HowAreYouToday 34
If I woke up beaten up by a 7 year old, I'd blame whoever I want.
Flowtastic 16
If you'd blame whoever you wanted you'd just be showing your immaturity and lack of reasoning. Simple fact: it's not the kid's fault.
HowAreYouToday 34
I'd forgive her of course, but I'd still be pissed.
nyrangersfan9 13
I really don't get why people are thumbing you down. As far as I know (I'm not a doctor), a person can't really control what they do in his/her sleep. Getting mad at someone for thrashing out mid-sleep is like yelling at someone for having a sexually-stimulating dream.
HowAreYouToday 34
I think its because 2 is implying that OP doesn't have a right to be irritated. The difference is that a sexually stimulating dream doesn't usually end up in someone getting sucker punched by a munchkin.
fakedsincerity 32
Oh i didn't mean to imply that. I meant it more as "as least she's not intentionally hurting you", if that makes sense.
AllThatHit 7
But I thought your muscles are paralyzed while you dream
fakedsincerity 32
Not at all. The majority of people move around, luckily not to a violent extent. Personally, I nearly roll out of bed a lot during nightmares. -.-'
summerguy97 16
Couldn't you have just let her sleep on your floor?
darwinism 30
Seriously? She is from Ontario, not Sparta. I guess not sleeping is a solution not to have nightmares, but still...
RedPillSucks 33
She could have made a little pallet with sofa cushions and a comforter for the kid to sleep on. We used to do this all the time when we had friends over and there wasn't enough bed space. Guys don't do "sleep in the same bed" well.
moimoimoi125_fml 11
I don't see why male friends couldn't sleep in the same bed, #37. If that's what you meant.
RodzillaX 30
At least you know she attempts to defend herself.
Iamevil123 16
By falling asleep? Not the best way to defend yourself when you think about it... Maybe that's why I never win a fight! :(
RodzillaX 30
I meant that in a dream she did. So in a real situation you could hope for the same.
perdix 31
That's why you should wear a hockey mask to bed -- to comfort the child. Also, leaving a chainsaw idling on your nightstand creates soothing bedtime sounds.
timelessone 16
You forgot the bloody pajamas.
User57777 13
Cute
Iamevil123 16
Of course! What's cuter than being punched in the face by your 7 year old sister?
lilhellian 27
Being punched in the face by a 6 year old sister?
RedPillSucks 33
having to explain to your friends that your sister gave you a black eye.
MissWhitneyB 17
At least if someone comes her way, she'll be able to protect herself & send her to your parents room next time.
k_lylepad 19
Little siblings can be a pain in the ass, huh.....or eye in this case.
golden_warrior 23
If you ever get into a fight then you know who to call. I'd bet that be the first time someone call their little sister...
berichsoon 11
That's the price you pay for being a good sister OP, my little brother used to do the same thing.