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Friday, March 10, 2006 12:00 AM

My Ambien lover

By day, my boyfriend acted cold and distant. But at night, after popping his pill, he transformed into the affectionate man of my dreams.
By Tessa Blake

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  • Saturday, March 11, 2006 08:16 AM

    Of course people believe they sleep well on this drug.

    They don't remember ANYTHING. If there is nothing to remember, like getting up to piss, rolling over or getting a glass of water, you're going to believe you slept well.

    Maybe it is all in the head? You feel rested the next day not because you slept well but because you BELIEVE you slept well.

    Perception can be reality.

    —ChefColeman Read ChefColeman's other letters

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