Waking up with vengence

This weekend was very bizarre for me, as it was the first time in my life that I barely got out of bed this weekend, I wasn't sad, wasn't angry but I certainly wasn't happy, most of all I felt impending danger; extreme worry. Weirdly enough I have no clue what I was worried about but it didn't change the fact that I could not get out of bed. I usually do cleaning, groceries, laundry, and all the things I need to do to maintain order in my life. Usually, even when I'm gloomy I channel it into productivity, but this panic had me so worked up over seemingly nothing. I wanted to get up but I simply couldn't find the motivation. This morning however was very different, my alarm clock was somehow set three hours ahead which woke me up at nine thinking it was twelve and that I was late for class, and trust me I got up; like a cartoon character getting poked with a red hot skewer, although it didn't take me too long to realize the clock was wrong, because the sun was too low to be noon. Feeding off of the adrenaline that got me up, I managed to do all of my weekend maintenance in record time and was completely organized and ready for class. I don't think this is very important, but I just thought I should share this.

I accidentally posted this in the wrong section. Can this be re-located to coping with emotions?

Hey, Jimmy! What do you make of your behavior? Maybe I should try that setting my alarm early thing!

How are you feeling now?

I do not know how to describe my current mood. I am simply not feeling any emotions right now. However I am still very wide awake and I know that I will pay for it in the morning. In-case you are wondering it is currently 2am and I have class at 8, hopefully I won't be too much of a rough shape tomorrow.

Seek Medical advise and counseling if you can. That will help stabilize your emotions before you lose total control.

Are you sure you're not jumping to conclusions my friend? Even air-planes fly into unexpected turbulence now and then.

This is probably for the anxiety section.

The back and forth extremes are very noticeable. If I was experiencing this I would be concerned.

i have the waking rage on a regular basis. thoughts of past wrongs racing through my head. sometimes it passes within a few minutes other times it stays with me for hours on end. it has cost me quite a few relationships and goodness knows how many dishes.....

Nothing wrong with checking on these extremes, just to make sure you're doing fine and it's just an "unexpected turbulence", I suppose.