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Two of the most vivid nightmares experienced
Two nights ago, I experienced two of the most horrific and vivid nightmares I have ever encountered. It was enough to make me wake up and literally have a mental break down of what the hell just happened.
Using Spoilers because it's a long read not as long as I thought it was but it makes the OP cleaner.
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Should have called your thread "The Nightmares of Zenith".
Personally, when I was younger, I was subject of many terrifying experiences in my sleep, sometimes involving pain. One of them was Mileena trying to scar my knees while I was watching TV. It's my least favourite MK character. Fucking hate her.
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I don't have dreams often if at all, but these two were definitely worth sharing because I have never experienced such fear in my life until the other day lmao Also having dreams where you physically feel pain? That's scary in itself. Was it your knees that felt physical pain after experiencing the dream?
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I had a lot of scary nightmares when I was younger, a lot to do with ghosts and monsters. So much so, that I would piss myself and that would wake me up.
I learned a cool tactic that always worked for me when I wanted to wake up, similar to a stop, drop, and roll tactic. run away, hold your breath, take long, deep, eye-blinks. I've actually wanted to start something of a dream journal on here but wasn't sure if I'd be committed enough to it to keep frequent updates, I really liked how Xiz was keeping a dream journal on FFR here some time ago. Last edited by gold stinger; 02-6-2015 at 03:15 PM.. |
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I was also drowning one night and couldn't wake up. I really thought I was dead. It was probably sleep apnea or I was sleeping on my face, but I'll never know.
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I've had multiple dreams where I've felt physical pain, dreams where I was a god, dreams where I could fly & think freely within my dreams, dreams where I have died and been buried, dreams where I lost my teeth, and everything in between.
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@GS, Dream journals are fun to write up and it's neat to see what other's experience in their dreams only because nobody can disprove a dream. It's like fictional writing except it's an account of what happened to you whether it's physically, mentally, or both. I would recommend writing one because it's fun and definitely worth a read.
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heheh, I'm busy writing about my own stories right now in real life, titled the "My Life is a Drama" thread xd, actually just finished adding an update to it that's why it's on the front page.
Wouldn't mind starting up a dream journal though after my life starts being less of a drama though. I've attempted multiple dream journals before, but stopped after 2 weeks because it started getting really repetitive in terms of writing without any feedback. (All the dreams were different though.), and I remember almost all of my dreams. For example, last night I dreamed that I was having problems with my computer, some person was taking absolute control of my computer on the other end of the internet, and I was trying to take back control of my computer before they could completely lock me out of it. Tried turning my computer off, but the hacker would just reboot my computer from his end. Had to resort to taking the power cord out of the computer, and turning it back on without an internet connection, but the damage had already been done, and all of my hard work had disappeared. Last edited by gold stinger; 02-6-2015 at 03:24 PM.. |
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Worst nightmares I've ever had weren't even scary in terms of "omg I'm dying, then wake up dreams" but there was this...evil presence would be the best way to describe it that made itself apparent in the dreams and it's a sensation you can't really put into words...a feeling of impending doom that persists maybe? Anyway it's spooky when it happens.
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I'm glad that you shared that, I want more people to share their nightmares/dreams that is interesting to read and we can discuss similar situations that happens to us while we sleep.
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There is only one time that I remember where I was legitimately frightened by a dream back when I was a child. I really wish I could remember what it was about.
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To add to this, I want to know what people consider a nightmare; not just the textbook definition either.
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This happened to me numerous times when I was younger but it doesn't seem to happen now. I would physically feel pain in the dreams and feel what it was like to not have teeth, then wake up and find my teeth were still intact and fine. Of course, this itself doesn't even make sense considering I haven't had all my teeth missing before, so how am I supposed to know what it feels like? It felt very real in these dreams, which is what makes it complex. It does bring me back to when I got a lot of my baby teeth pulled out when I was younger.
There are dreams where I've had limbs ripped off or had some sort of other traumatic injury to my body, and it felt like real pain -- even though I've never had my leg cut off, it felt like it was really close to what it would have felt like if it had happened in reality. - This dream was before I was 13. I remember in middle school I had detention and around that time I had a dream where my grades were all C or below, and I was on my way to stairs in the middle school to a classroom. At the stairs a little girl was standing. Shortly after I see her a meteor pierces through the school's walls and crushes her right in front of me, and then I just saw a big fiery mass of rock in front of me. The middle school closed after that in the dream, but then I woke up shortly after. What always stood out to me was the meteor. - This dream was when I was younger, I think before I was 13? A whale fell off of a cliff and when it hit the ground I woke up to find half my body on my bed and half my body off the edge (so basically, I was lying down with my back on the edge of the bed with my arms stretched out) - This dream was when I was younger, I think before I was 13? I got chased by a swarm of hornets. I ran but wasn't fast enough. I got stung by them and I was having all kinds of back spasms. When I woke up, I found myself also bending my back uncontrollably for a few minutes. It stopped and didn't happen again. - Something more recent had a small african boy with no eyes (just big holes) crawling around and limping; there was a sight of a number 3. A fish literally had a clown's face and it was drifting through a river not moving any part of its body; there was a sight of a number 2. I never saw 1. These things would go straight up to me, not make any facial movements, and just stare. I couldn't move -- it was like I could be seen, but I wasn't physically present. The fish with the clown face expanded and its face grew bigger towards me. The young african boy with no eyes crawled around at lightning speed. I woke up shortly after.
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I live your squid dream every time I get dragged to a beach.
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I've had a bunch of nightmares before (usually involving giant monsters) but I've never felt pain in a dream (at least not to my recollection.)
I have gotten sleep-paralysis from a nightmare a few times, though.
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I've experienced something similar to sleep-paralysis but I had stayed up from 3 AM one day to 5 AM the next, and when it was about 2 AM the second day I started laying down in my bed and I was fully awake but unable to move. My eyes were the only appendages of mine that could move at the time until I had passed out three hours later.
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Okay. I used to sleep with my bed touching 2 walls. I stopped that when I woke up one morning, in the fetal position, my head leaning against the wall (the only thing touching the wall was my forehead) and my feet were touching my bed. It was like I was crouched and leaned my forehead on the wall in fetal position. My whole body was asleep. You know, when your limbs become numb? That was my whole body at the time. I had to roll off my bed (pretty high bed) and roll into the hallway and into the living room and call my mom. She had to move my body out of the fetal position because I could not move at all. Weird, right?
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I've never heard of this situation, especially being "locked" in the fetal position.
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