When I'm about to go to bed i start hearing stuff like children laughing, songs (i remember hearing star struck-gaga a while ago) and a lot of random stuff. This happens esp when I am really sleepy and refuse to sleep. I don't freak out because im in the moment or too sleepy to care but im still aware of whats going on and hear the sounds crystal clear. hope im not the only one.

go see your psychiatrist.

When I was little I used to pics in my room used to move. Now I'm doped up on all these pills it doesn't happen anymore.

Lol.

Yes, sometimes but with images, not sounds.

Sadly no, I just fall asleep/black out lol

Think that's just called dreaming.

Not really, you shulda make an appointment for tha psychologist.

i remember reading about that. your muscle fibers twitch to make you relax or something like that.

That only happens to me in sleep paralysis

are you sure you are not schizophrenic?

this i what my cousin with schizophrenia experiences

nope only happens during sleep

i guess im the only one. haha
honestly im going to a medium for answer's because lately i have been spiritually connected these past years.

Yes, but I haven't had one in about a year +.

Sometimes before falling asleep (usually when I was sleep deprived or had been drinking) I had vivid auditory hallucinations where I'd hear the voices of family members or friends, engaging in full-on conversations as I laid in bed trying to fall asleep. I wasn't remembering past conversations, these were brand new conversations and they were terrifying.

What was even more scary was that after I told my parents about them they revealed to me that my uncle on my dad's side was schizophrenic and suggested I see a doctor. After consulting with a psychiatrist, and taking a ton of tests, he told me nothing abnormal came up and chances were that I had just been having hypnagogic auditory hallucinations and that they weren't uncommon and were possibly stress induced. ( I had developed a terrible sleeping pattern and had been running on minimal sleep and a ton of redbull / all nighters for exams.) After I got my sleep pattern back in check and avoided caffeinated drinks, they happened less frequently.

You could try that if they're bothering you, or you could go see a doctor. Good luck!

I'd recommend that you drink less tea, coffee or anything else with caffeine.

To help you sleep: Lay down on your back with your arms alongside you. Proceed to close your eyes and in your mind, start 'shutting off' your body from top to bottom. Then, starting from 10, count backwards and you should fall asleep before hitting 0.

I do not.

Sometimes I do hear someone calling my name when I get really sleepy.