This month, I've been suffering from insomnia and nightmares. I hadn't had a good night's sleep in over 10 days and spent my nights reviewing my work or reading novels.
Yesterday I accompanied my mother. I slept really well. Somehow, when I was with her, I felt really calm and peaceful.
I have never been particularly close with my parents, and me and my mother seldom talk without getting into an argument. I don't get along with her to the point that I avoid working in the kitchen when she is around, our daily conversations can easily turn into arguments. The only time we don't argue is when we are talking about an annoying relative or discussing work, or when I accompany her to whole sales or hospital.
I was really surprised when I woke up. because I was no longer fatigued and wanted to lay with her for a few more moments. I haven't felt like that in a long while.
Is it normal to experience this? Especially when you are distant with your parents? I don't spend my time with them, and don't stay with them as often.
Even as a kid, I've never been clingy and often stayed away from home. I am not a emotional person.
But when listening to her heartbeat, I slept well. I've thought about this before and even searched about it, and found that babies stop crying immediately when they recognize their mother and sleep easily in their mother's arms.
The same goes for animals. Especially dogs. Puppies often cry if they are separated from their mother, this is why owners send a piece of clothing carrying the mother's scent when giving away puppies.
Even if you are distant with your parents, is it normal to experience this?
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