Hi, this is is more of a halachic question - one that I don't feel comfortable asking my LOR.

Essentially I've been having wet dreams (sometimes multiple times/week) for several years (you can read more about that in this post). I'm pretty sure I've left seminal marks on the mattress I used to sleep on in yeshiva (this is from over 2 years ago now), and have possibly left related stains on linen/mattresses at places I used stay at when I'd go away for shabbos etc.

Do I have any halachic obligation to somehow reimburse/pay damages or ask mechila for this? 

Thank you!

I am not addressing the question just the questioner.

I read through your post and an earlier post you linked. I don't want to insult you or hurt you. I'm only asking this because I care. It seems to me that you are suffering from anxiety if some kind. All your questions may be valid in the context of Torah but are not necessarily questions the average person would trouble themselves about. So my question to you is if you feel I'm totally wrong, or if you agree and should seek out a little help in this regard. 

Torah292 wrote on 25 Aug 2020 21:19:

I do remember learning a gemara that states you are responsible for what you do when you are sleeping (emissions, physically breaking things etc). From what I know, yeshivos will not come after you for regular damages as they understand things will happen when they make a purchase but I would ask a rav for a psak

Thank you Meyer - where is this gemara?

I do not remember, however I can say with certainty that I remember learning it, ask a rav for a definite psak 

בבא קמא דף כו - א

אדם מועד לעולם בין שוגג בין מזיד בין ער בין ישן

Thank you - I've actually been seeing a therapist for a year. This anxiety is something that I'm only now starting to appreciate - the thing is how do I square doing what's right, correcting what's wrong etc with not being 'intense' about it? Ideas?

Torah292 wrote on 07 Sep 2020 20:48:

Try asking yourself how a regular non anxious person would react in each situation. Even if you are still nervous after that try your best to fight it. After some time you will calm down.