Should I be worried about a wet dream/nocturnal emission in the middle of s PMO reboot?

I’m about 3 months into my second reboot. First was a few years ago. A successful 3 month reboot that i reaped benefits so i knew this was a good path. Needless to say i fell back into the bad habits eventually and was PMOing for a while along with many other negative things in my life. 3 months ago started up on another reboot. Went 3 weeks, relapsed for a week and now have successfully abstained from any PMOing 6 weeks when I decided to change everything for the better. Today, I woke up in the middle of the night, which is uncharacteristic for me, I realized my pants were wet and was panicked. Did I wet the bed? I haven’t done that since an infant. Is it Semen? I’ve never had a wet dream before. Under further investigation, I figured out that it was most definitely semen. No memory of any dream, which I never really do anyway, but that makes things worse, having zero clue what happened. Haven’t been fantasizing of much, nothing points to me thinking this could have happened. Upon doing some research it sounds like an over build up of semen from not Oing can make your body get rid of the old sperm cells and in with the new. I’ve been back to the gym for about a month now and I had hit legs earlier in the day, which could point to great sperm production. But this just doesn’t feel like a positive thing and just feels weird especially not remembering the dream. Should I be worried at all? And If this is my body just having to adapt to not needing as much semen as it is producing then fine but wouldn’t I want production at a high for when I eventually to start Oing again? This event has just spooked me a little. Especially having no memory of it happening and just waking up with a mess. Not to mention never having any wet dream/nocturnal emission before. Ever since my last relapse, this reboot has gone seemingly as smooth as it could go. No stranger to the game at this point but this feels like some sort of setback. I am shooting for at least 3 months again, but was thinking of taking it to around 6. I do hope the wet dreams do not become a common occurrence, but they will just have to be another obstacle to overcome if so. Are nocturnal emissions a setback? All feedback is welcome and encouraged.

 

Interesting. Thank you for the reply. I did not think my REM sleep was suffering at all because I have normally been good at remaining in a deep sleep. I figured that I was dreaming, just not remembering them. Maybe I will get one of those watches that can tell me more about my sleep patterns.

 

That seems to be the consensus. I just wish it could be controlled. Thank you