Is it fair to demand silence when you go to bed?

col · 31-03-2003, 16:15

Lodger A works as a ... teacher. Theres your problem.

Ok - after a few months we all go crazy. He cant stand it at work any more and needs a little peace and quiet.

Sounds like he's about to breakdown in a big way. Seen it happen to people several times. Found a friend of mine curled up into a ball and she syateyed that way for several days. Found another who just couldnt leave the house for several weeks....

The not being able to sleep bit is a symptom of a LOT of stress and not good. Suggest he seeks medical help URGENTLY.

31-03-2003, 16:15	#1
col King Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: South Sandwich Islands. Posts: 1,529	Lodger A works as a ... teacher. Theres your problem. Ok - after a few months we all go crazy. He cant stand it at work any more and needs a little peace and quiet. Sounds like he's about to breakdown in a big way. Seen it happen to people several times. Found a friend of mine curled up into a ball and she syateyed that way for several days. Found another who just couldnt leave the house for several weeks.... The not being able to sleep bit is a symptom of a LOT of stress and not good. Suggest he seeks medical help URGENTLY. __________________ I can't be arsed.