“The Narcoleptic Goddess” Facebook Page Is Dedicated To Funny And Relatable Memes, And Here Are 50 Of The Best Ones
As we grow older, we’ve noticed how much our relationship with sleep changes. Before, many of us were able to nod off at the drop of a hat and felt refreshed and full of energy during the day. However, that’s changed due to the stress we face at work and school, all the caffeine and sugar we consume every day, and the ungodly amount of time we spend looking at screens. The quality of our sleep is suffering.
‘The Narcoleptic Goddess’ is a popular Facebook page that shares all kinds of extremely relatable and funny memes about (not) sleeping, feeling incredibly tired all the time, waking up dozens of times in the middle of the night, having trouble staying awake, and daydreaming about naps. Scroll down to enjoy the very best pics that we’ve picked out to share with you, Pandas. Odds are that these memes are going to hit way too close to home! Wake us up if you need anything. We’ll be dreaming of coffee…
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Or you mean ate all of the oreos in the world and continued to eat you
My friend always used to have crazy dreams about our whole class where everyone was something extremely random. I think I was usually an angry crochet hook.
A (female) classmate once casually mentioned to the (male) teacher, that he had appeared in her last night´s dream. Teacher: "What a relief to hear that it´s not only teachers who dream of their pupils but the other way around too" :O
bro everything be sus these days, cant say nothing without someone calling it out
I dream about a lot of my people in various ways... Including a whole beekeeping situation gone hilariously wrong.
At my last job I worked so many hours that I had no life at all outside of work. Most of my dreams involved people there. I used to get so annoyed like, I can't even escape work in my dreams.
Same. I've been on annual leave for the past 9 days and all I've dreamt about is that place :(
Load More Replies...Thats so impolite, you obviously ask the raccoon what it's name is 🙄
Load More Replies...I have never seen Netflix capitalized like that. My life has been changed
SLEEPOVER! SLEEPOVER! SLEEPOVER! SLEEPOVER!
Load More Replies...Let's invite tom nook, ok he is technically not a raccoon but still
No no no when I lived in a creepy house I always had to sleep facing the wall. Could not risk accidentally opening my eyes and seeing boogeyman in the room. Also duvet over the head with only small opening to breathe is essential and unpenetrable shield of armour.
Indeed, no body parts must be exposed!
Load More Replies...I like sleeping facing walls… even if it kinda seems like there’s a zombie inside the walls. Also, I don’t have a bed monster, only that nightmare where a creepy doll is sewn into my mattress. 0/5 would not recommend
I'm open on both sides but the feet always stay tucked into a little blanket pocket cause when i was little my jerk older sisters used to sneak in the room and make noises and pinch my toes until i screamed until my mom would come and beat them, lol, it was the 80's we got beat back then on the regular
I can't sleep against the wall, thats the dogs side...with their puff beds x 2. Of course, when I get up they end up taking up 2/3 the bed anyway.
Sleeping without a blanket makes it 5000% more likely you'll be killed by the boogeyman while you sleep
I'm embarrassed to say, before I got married I had to sleep with my lamp on. And there is still no nonsense on my part of legs dangling over the bed.
‘The Narcoleptic Goddess’ was created near the start of the pandemic, in January 2020. In the 3+ years since its founding, it’s amassed quite a large online following. At the time of writing, the Facebook page had over a third of a million fans—396k bleary-eyed followers.
The founder of the page notes that the name wasn’t chosen by accident: they revealed that they do, in fact, have narcolepsy, a sleep disorder that’s as well-known as insomnia.
It's literally almost 6 am and I haven't slept at all, so I open bored panda, and what do I see? "86 Memes To Keep You Company If You’re Having Trouble Sleeping"
I just backed out of a thread about horrible parenting that was making me angry and cry. So I am happy to see this cute little meme right now.
Read all the narrative, saw all the memes, came back to this. Me in a nutshell.
Yup. My brain doesn't function without at least a couple sips of coffee in the morning. And I'm not going to get any good work done before at least one mug.
That's me before coffee; or, waking-up too early for whatever reason... again, before coffee.
"Hi, I'm here about the modeling ad?" "Great, yes, please come in and sit here in this corner." "Here? Okay." "Yes, please sit just like that." "Like this? What should I do with my hands?" "Here, you can hold this book and pretend like you're reading." 2 hours later, after the model realizes it's actually a good book. "Geeze, can you stop painting so loudly over there? I'm trying to read." That's how my brain interprets this painting.
I used to plow through a book a week. Now I can't sit & concentrate enough to read one a month!
Having a deviated septum means you're like this 24/7 (speaking from personal experience).
Same here. My left nostril is almost completely blocked by default. Sometimes when I'm sick I use nasal spray and that allows a little more air to pass through. I'm always shocked by the amount of oxygen my brain gets then ^^"
Load More Replies...Actually your nose automatically keeps one side closed in general and switches between them from time to time. Focusing on it will cause then both to open for most people, which is why you don't notice.
Narcolepsy is a sleep disorder that makes people feel drowsy during the day and makes it very hard for them to stay awake for longer periods of time.
Many of you reading this might be familiar with narcolepsy from popular culture, as it makes those suffering from the disorder fall asleep very suddenly. You’ve probably seen it portrayed in comedies in movies and on TV shows. However, the reality is that the disorder really affects a person’s daily routine and can cause some serious problems for them.
If I fall asleep right now I'll get 84 minutes sleep. *five minutes later*. If I fall asleep etc etc.
The best sleep I have all night is the hour before my alarm goes off and I want to cry because it feels like torture getting up. Meanwhile I wake up at 2am wide awake and with the kind of energy to go clean my house or something.
That's one of the reasons I rarely use my phone for my alarm, I don't need to be reminded how I've screwed up my future by not going to bed on time!
Tbh I usually wake up way more alert when I sleep that little
That is pure nightmare stuff. And the worst part is i have my dirty clothes in mr room and i can guarantee that my clothes r gonna look exactly like that thing.
Load More Replies...I'm nearly 37 and still struggle to figure out what to do with my arms every night. They're so inconvenient for sleeping comfortably.
I rest each arm on a pillow. Then I'll need to scratch an itch, and that arm's pillow becomes Bouche's pillow. It's very awkward trying to rest your arm on a cat.
Load More Replies...Mine also has a small slice of 'oh wait actually I understand this' but its like. 1%
According to Mayo Clinic, narcolepsy can, at times, cause cataplexy—the sudden loss of muscle tone. Strong emotions like laughter can trigger this. There are two types of narcolepsy. People with type 1 also have cataplexy. Those with type 2 do not.
Unfortunately, there is no known cure for narcolepsy. It’s a life-long condition. However, there are ways to manage the disorder. Lifestyle changes and medicine can help an individual manage their symptoms. Meanwhile, family members, friends, employers, and even teachers can help them cope with the disorder by giving them the support that they need.
In all seriousness, this is one of the symptoms of adrenal fatigue.
It can be a symptoms of loads of medical issues. I can get like this because of my underactive thyroid or an iron deficiency, so always have a blood test done when I feel this way to check. Sometimes my mental health issues make me extremely exhausted 24/7 too. If anyone feels those way they should definitely see a doctor as there's a lot of things that could cause this and most can be sorted fairly easily.
Load More Replies...I often found myself thinking "ugh, why am I so tired all the time", but then I realised I was having that thought a few hours into my shift at work, and also that the urge to nap went away as soon as I left the office. So it's not being overtired - it's just sleepiness brought on by sitting in a comfortable chair while mildly bored.
Okay so a tip from a regular nightmare sufferer. Get up, turn on the light, and immediately say out loud everything you can see. No matter how stupid. Get some water and continue to do this. You flood the almost-but-not-quite conscious bit of your brain with stuff like your laundry pile and a book, so by the time you're actually awake your brain has forgotten the nightmare and it wont repeat. (not saying a new one isn't possible)
Thanks! I used to have really bad chronic nightmares as a kid (still have them but not as often) and all I could do was force myself to stay awake for the next half hour
Load More Replies...It always happens to me, but then the second time I’m like ‘meh’ already so I dunno why my brain still thinks it’s scary.
Previously on, "The 60ft Python is chasing you through the desert"
Had that dream recently. Thank god my FIL showed up and rode that thing like a bucking bronco with the lawn tractor until it was no more.
Load More Replies...That just happened to me last night. Got up to avoid going back to sleep and let the nightmare continue for its 3rd episode
I used to have weird reoccurring nightmares when I was little. Somehow, when I was 6 or 7, i managed to stop having nightmares. It also stopped dreams, though, so now I dream maybe twice a year
Me too! It’s so weird, I still have them though just not as often.
Load More Replies...I have this horrible nightmare. It starts with an alarm clock, then breakfast...
Some narcolepsy patients fall asleep for a short time while doing an everyday task, like writing, typing, driving, or even talking to others. They might continue performing the task while asleep in the meantime.
What’s more, people who have been diagnosed with narcolepsy often have to deal with sleep paralysis. Some of you Pandas reading this might instantly know what we’re talking about, even if you don’t have narcolepsy. In short, sleep paralysis is a frankly horrifying experience where you can’t speak or move while you’re falling asleep or after waking up. Often, it doesn’t last long, but it can be very frightening (and we can assure you from personal experience, it is).
"Alexa, turn off the lights...oh yeah, she's not hooked up to my lights. Alexa, play relaxing -" *beep beep beep* "Alexa, turn off alarm."
I have one of those remote gizmos that has my whole room and the coffee pot in the kitchen. Think lazy folks!
Yes, yes it is. It takes some leg strength to hold onto that broomstick.
Load More Replies...I think most people who go jogging do it impress other people and fool themselves about how awesome they are…my opinion. Me, I don’t give a damn what other people think.😎
Some actually do it for mental and physical health ( yes, I know those are the same things but we aren't all there yet and sometimes it needs to be pointed out) The funny thing is - the people who exercise to impress other people .... they get the same benefits as the people who exercise just for themselves.
Load More Replies...I always pass by these people who run every morning as I walk into work. I always think, "Gosh, they are so fit. I should do that." I then repeat this process every morning without making a single effort to do that.
My Father-in-law is one of the penguins on the left....I fail to understand why??
So is my husband but at 7 pm he’s on the couch snoring so loud I can’t hear the evening news.
Load More Replies...During sleep paralysis, some people might hallucinate. For instance, they might see a strange person in the room (again, we’ve been there). This happens when we start dreaming even though we’re not fully asleep yet. The important thing here is not to panic: there’s nobody in your room. (Though if you feel there might be something a tad more esoteric going on, you might want to get in touch with your local priest or give Sam and Dean Winchester a call.)
Breakfast is my favorite meal but I never have time in the morning to eat it. I never understood those movies showing a whole family sitting and eating breakfast with oj in a decanter and everyone has eggs and bacon et al. Like...that's an hour to cook and organize for me. I'm sleeping until 15 minutes before I need to leave, thanks.
The NHS suggests taking brief naps throughout the day to manage daytime drowsiness. The essential thing is to space them out evenly. Of course, this might be difficult to do if you go to school or have a full-time job. So you need to speak to your teachers and managers to let them know what’s going on. You can talk to your doctor or a sleep disorder specialist and they can help create a sleep schedule for you.
Some mornings I awaken and I am not even sure I still have all my body parts.
well, at least you still have a head, unlike a certain poor soul I could mention (@Headless Roach)
Load More Replies...Sometimes I wish life had a pause button. Some days I just can't person.
I say this a lot for someone who actually wants to exist every day 💀
If only... I've had some pretty cool stories interrupted by annoying stuff like that glowy thing that rises in the sky (sun, was it?).
I can actually do that...I've continued dreams easily after waking up, even for a while. It's unfortunate that I'm always killing someone in my dreams, so that ability is getting less fun now
Load More Replies...I've only had this happen a couple times or so. What's slightly more common for me is that I'll have something happen in a dream and it will refer back to a dream from who knows how long ago. Like I'll be in some strange building and it will be familiar to me because I'd been there in a previous dream.
I've done this, rarely. But for me true boss level is when I know I am dreaming / lucid dreaming. I WISH I could do that all the time but it's super rare for me. One time I was falling like a sky diver but I knew it was a dream so my brain is having a conversation with itself along the lines of - "THIS . IS. AWESOME!! It feels awesome and I can feel the wind and the negative gravity feeling but I know it is a dream and I can't get hurt because I'm really laying in bed but feels like I'm not" Boy I wish I could do that on command.
My nephew lucid dreams every night; he can also control his dreams and change them completely. He told me last week how if he has a nightmare he just thinks of a door, a door will appear, he walks through the door and his dream changes completely. Apparently he can do this as many times as he wants until he finds a dream he likes. I wish I could do this, I rarely dream and when I do it's always a nightmare.
Something else that’s equally as important is having a very strict bedtime routine where you go to bed at the same time every night. Meanwhile, if you’re diagnosed with narcolepsy but want to drive, you will most likely need to regularly prove to the authorities that you are in control of your condition so that you do not put yourself or others in danger while behind the wheel.
his name is ollie the polite cat, not beluga
Load More Replies...you mean i wasn't actually on that plane. guess I won't need this taxi then
Literally my dreams reflect Media i look at so ive literally met fictional characters occasionally
I don't think it's specifically meant to be Kermit, but it should be labelled as such.
Load More Replies...Regular sleep is important for all of us, not just those living with disorders. A recent study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association found a connection between irregular sleep and cardiovascular disease.
Poor sleep quality, duration, and timing lead to atherosclerosis, the buildup of plaque in arteries. This leads to blood vessel walls thickening which in turn reduces blood flow and means that your body gets less oxygen and nutrients.
Oh my god! It's not just me? I told my therapist about it, thinking I was the only one.
I can never run fast in my dreams. Like I'll be trying to escape from someone/ something and it feels like I'm trying to wade through treacle. If it makes you feel any better, there will always be someone who has experienced the same thoughts/ feelings as you at one time or another, dude. I don't know if that helps at all, but you are definitely not alone.
Load More Replies...This happens to other people?!?!? Omg every time im in a fight in my dream.. I can never connect right.
It's surprisingly common. It really sucks, doesn't it?? My kid told me yesterday that she worries she's the only one who feels a certain way or has certain thoughts; I told her that there is always someone in the world who feels/ thinks the same things at times, so even if I can't relate, it doesn't mean that she is weird or the odd one out.
Load More Replies...Reading all peoples comments and so glad I'm not the only one, when i punch it seems like i am just pushing my limp hand into their face, also the running in slow my, like in treacle
I'm glad you know you aren't alone with this. It's incredibly frustrating and often downright scary. My mum's mum was abusive, and my mum had a lot of nightmares about her; one time she managed to scream at her mum in a dream, and she was screaming in real life as well. Gave my dad quite a scare, understandably!
Load More Replies...i don't think i've ever punched in a dream, but when i try to run i always fall down
Because when you do punch hard in dreams, you also punch (your husband) in real life. Then he has a black eye for a week and has to explain that his wife punched him in her sleep. I mean, I would assume that is what could hypothetically happen if this were to happen to someone in real life... Definitely not because this exact thing happened to me a couple years ago when I switched my meds and started to have crazy nightmares. Definitely not.
Yikes, that must have been so awkward! Poor hubby and poor you for having those kinda dreams. What meds did you get put on, if you don't mind me asking?
Load More Replies...I’ve found that in most of my dreams when I try to talk it’s really hard but when it comes out clear I’m talking/screaming in my sleep. Scared the hell out of my husband a few times
Bless you! I talk a lot in my sleep; my husband regularly tells me things I've said or weird noises I make. Sometimes it's me laughing, but more often I'm just mumbling gibberish. He and I stayed at a hotel together a while ago, and I was dozing off, saying there were crisps on the bed. Then I said I couldn't go downstairs because I was only wearing a towel, but I wanted some cake....
Load More Replies...For a second that room was on the moon then everything went black I left that house on fire and I never went back.
For a second that place was lost in space then everything went black I left that basement burning and I never went back.
Load More Replies...I'm the odd one out. In my dreams I can punch hard, fly and not die. Lucid dreaming is fun.
I wish I could have lucid dreams; is it something you've trained yourself to do?
Load More Replies...Can't punch hard, can't run...everything feels like you're moving in jelly.
Last night I dreamed I had my cats with me at some kind of concert. Then a group of old ladies stole my cats and I chased them into the parking lot. I got my cats back! One of the cats in my dream was one of my current cats, but the other is my old girl who died in 2018 XD the brain is weird.
I feel sorry for your other cat. RIP 🐈🐈⬛
Load More Replies...In my dream last night, I was watching a TV broadcasting of male celebrities playing the ninja game on a football field. The winner (I forgot who) started twerking.
My dream last night was about fish that I was trying to catch, and eventually they ended up in a museum of fish. Even fish that came OUT of the water and tried to bite me, but not like a shark... like a toy blobfish. I floated down a destroyed causeway and tried to get away from the fish eventually, but they just kept coming 🐟🐠🐡🦈 I never understand my dreams 😂
I had a dream about the main characters of the book I'm writing at the moment. They're fun people, so it was a fun dream and even provided some ideas for what might happen to them next! "Hey, I found a spear. It's perfect for you, Oscar." "Okay but why is there a random spear under this bridge? Are we trespassing on an archaeological dig site?" "Just take the damn spear. You'll be needing it."
I would love to have non-sensical dreams like this. All of mine are way too clear and follow a storyline that could be mundane if it wasn't for all the stressful things happening in it.
Here Caro Caro. Here, girl. C'mon, girl, here's a cheese stick for you.
I had a dream once that my choir teacher (a gay man) showed up to school in drag. He rocked the outfit but it was definitely an interesting concoction from my brain.
Atherosclerosis can then lead to coronary heart disease, heart attacks, and strokes among other health conditions. In short, quality, regular sleep is invaluable to a healthy and happy life. If you feel that your sleep has been suffering lately, do whatever you can to fix things. Reduce the amount of time you spend looking at screens before bed (or use a blue-light filter). Eat well. Move lots. Get lots of sunshine during the day. Stay hydrated. And try meditation to reduce anxiety.
Night person. It's when I get all my inspiration for stories I'll never actually write!
Used to be a night owl now I'm a 24 hours up four days a week person. I think I'm doomed.
I only got up this morning cause I convinced myself I would sleep 9pm tops
Which of these memes did you relate to the most, Pandas? Have you ever had trouble sleeping? How did you deal with those issues? Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments. We'd love to hear from you and, odds are that we have a lot in common!
Ours is next weekend (I think) I've tried to educate my cats about the concept of BST but they just don't get it.
Load More Replies...All last Saturday, I let the laundry run, watched tv, and napped off and on all day. I regret nothing.
And thanks for pointing that out you whom obviously got all your sleep
*loudly shushes tHeBoRdEsTpAnDa* Don't draw attention to it!
Load More Replies...Is scrolling through your phone and checking the fridge every 5 minutes, expecting something new to appear, not a good reason?
Can I have one please? And cellphones are not allowed
Load More Replies...I need that but in black. The design matches the skeleton hanging on my front door; he’s currently carrying his daughter who has her triceratops skeleton toy and an Easter balloon. BTW, I’m 59 years old and a grandma 4 times over.
Usually I would laugh, today I'm only grateful for the applause, I feel like I deserve it
Nevermind that Roger is usually the cause of a -lot- of unresolved trauma, lol...
Once I woke up with the thought that Rocksteady (from TMNT) was in the other rom and about to attack me. It felt perfectly real for about 30 seconds. 30 very long seconds.
I get this weird spider/insect phenomenon while either drifting to sleep or just waking up. My eyes that are partly open see full on huge spiders walking across the sheets, until I kind of panic and focus at which point they disappear. I wonder if other people have the same hallucinations and why?
So I was on this summer camping trip for scouts (BSA NOT Girl Scouts) and I woke up in the middle of the night with a HIGE COCKROACH on my big net, I had had a long day and I didn’t want to deal with that so I just went back to sleep. My cabin also had a wasps nest in it, and I got a scar that I still have from scratching my hand, thereby debilitating me for the rest of the trip. (I had scratched off only the top layer of skin so it stung whenever you touched it. We were also like 30 miles from the nearest town, and we had to wrap it with cheap gauze.) ALSO IT HAILED. What was annoying is there were these kids from Florida who had never seen snow, and everyone’s miserable but those kids were just like ItS sNoWiNg. Other than that cool trip tho
I somehow lost the ability to nap. It's very sad. I'm very tired.
I take naps when I have anxiety or feel too overwhelmed sometimes.
Yeah you're only a pro insomniac when you start hallucinating from lack of sleep!
Load More Replies...Yes! This should be known by everyone. I joke about ptsd and depression because I can
he's trying to speedrun sleep so he can cram in more sleep.
Load More Replies...I thought it was just because I was old & fat & didn't sleep much. Turns out I have REM sleep behavior disorder...no matter how many hours I get, I never get REM sleep.
Not a problem for me - I just turn to the other side and immediately go back to sleep ;)
if this guy is not the last person I see in this life. it will be considered a win
Anybody else wondering why the shell is facing the wrong way, or is it just me?
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Thank you meme for making me discover David Lynch’s youtube weather reports!
and, as it turns out, the lying unconscious part becomes your favorite time of the day.
especially if you have kickass hallucinations while lying unconscious
Load More Replies..."Oh, no! Not a peaceful mind and a comfortable savings account! Get away, demons!"
No! The horror! Affordable housing!! AAAAAAAH!
Load More Replies...I feel that. If I don't wake up at least once in the early hours of the morning I end up feeling cheated. Like all the night went away in one blink of an eye.
Load More Replies...I don’t know why but I’m suddenly forgetting if that’s Phil from Groundhog Day or dr Malcom from the sixth sense
ah, red mist. oh my creepypasta days are coming back to me.
Then there's other articles, "After the thing happened, Johnny was [unalived]."
Load More Replies...watching youtube at any point of the day, the rest is for bored panda.
I remember being a child and telling my dad, in all seriousness, that I’d off myself when I hit age 45 because that was “too old”. I’m 41 now. XD They tell me not to joke about it.
Load More Replies...It certainly would appear so from this image. Who'da thunk it?
Load More Replies...This. Also relates to my personal rule of no social media mixed with drinking
Great rule 👌 do you stick to it once you e got a drink under your belt tho?!
Load More Replies...Lol I have told you b@stards way too much about me over the past 2 years.
The world is scary. Now get out there and rip the heart out of if it! Enjoy yourself.😁
I have used up my social battery. I will now retreat to my blanket-and-pillow cocoon until further notice.
Too tired to comment. So is everybody else but I'm trying to do my part and saving them the bother.😴
All the memes about lack of sleep. Here I am, I was supposed to go to sleep 2h ago but I'm gonna take a shower and then start studying for my test tomorrow. No worries, I gotta be up in 6 hours
I especially like the song “Go To Hell” by Dolly Parton. It really sums up this post :D
Too tired to comment. So is everybody else but I'm trying to do my part and saving them the bother.😴
All the memes about lack of sleep. Here I am, I was supposed to go to sleep 2h ago but I'm gonna take a shower and then start studying for my test tomorrow. No worries, I gotta be up in 6 hours
I especially like the song “Go To Hell” by Dolly Parton. It really sums up this post :D
