uh oh
Manny punched me in the face yesterday.
He is a very light sleeper and was napping after a hard day at work. I was in bed sitting next to him looking through NatalieDee.com comics and the dogs started barking and he groaned and punched (he tends to do that, usually hits the wall) this time he hit me in the right cheek.
I was in shock and emotionally hurt and pissed off that I couldn't be angry at him because he was sleeping.
So I resorted to crying, I didn't feel any physical pain though.
His fist landed right in my right cheekbone.
He woke up and was like, "I'm so sorry. I didn't mean to hit you"
"WTF DUDE you punched me in the FACE?!"
Eventually I laughed about it, but he still feels like shit, so I've been making fun of the incident since then, he doesn't really appreciate it.
Then friends begin telling me they've been punched in the face by their partners/friends who are sleep-punchers.
Sleep-punchers, is that like a syndrome?
Hmm.
He is a very light sleeper and was napping after a hard day at work. I was in bed sitting next to him looking through NatalieDee.com comics and the dogs started barking and he groaned and punched (he tends to do that, usually hits the wall) this time he hit me in the right cheek.
I was in shock and emotionally hurt and pissed off that I couldn't be angry at him because he was sleeping.
So I resorted to crying, I didn't feel any physical pain though.
His fist landed right in my right cheekbone.
He woke up and was like, "I'm so sorry. I didn't mean to hit you"
"WTF DUDE you punched me in the FACE?!"
Eventually I laughed about it, but he still feels like shit, so I've been making fun of the incident since then, he doesn't really appreciate it.
Then friends begin telling me they've been punched in the face by their partners/friends who are sleep-punchers.
Sleep-punchers, is that like a syndrome?
Hmm.