I'm an occasional sleepwalker. Is this something that I could, or should, be using in my game? I figured I could use it to open (e.g 'What do you think about sleepwalking?', 'How freaked out would you be if you woke up to find your guy sleeping in the kitchen?'), as a DHV-story of sorts (e.g 'So my ex/this girl thought I was awake...'), or just as a conversational piece. I have a lot of funny stories about it, and when talking to friends and such, girls included, it seems to get a good reception.

Do you guys think I should implement it? If so, how? I'm not entirely sure how I could open with it, or use it to create DHV spikes.

The reason I'm asking you guys is that while I'm yet to encounter anyone who has found it weird or anything, it is, technically, a problem. Would girls react to it well enough? I'm too new in this to go out and try it out for myself.

no reason not to try it, is there?

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Every Saint has a Past, Every Sinner has a Future

So, I've been giving this some thought, and I've come up with this routine:

Opener: Hey guys, so you know how the say that you shouldn't wake up a sleepwalker? Well, I've got a question for you. If a sleepwalker was doing something wrong, where would you draw the line?

Story: I'm asking because I ran into my ex today, and she told me how the first time she slept at my house, when my family was away, she woke up in the middle of the night to me ripping her shirt into pieces and yelling in French! But instead of waking me up, she went down to my sister's room, STOLE one of her shirts, and LEFT! Wanna know the worst thing about this whole thing? When my sister got back, we got into a fight because she said it was my fault that her favorite shirt was missing, and now I owe her 20 bucks!

I chose the story because I think it has some DHV spikes (the ex-girlfriend, speaking several languages, it insinuates that I live in a multi-story house and the end shows a sense of humor).

What do you guys think? Any advice, or changes you think I should make?