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Sailfisher
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- Apr 19, 2019
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Do you dream when you sleep? Good dreams? Nightmares? Nothing?
I remember feeling like that when I was young. Seemed so fun and mysterious. Then I spent my whole adult life just giving myself living nightmares.I dream every night. My dreams are vivid and fun. I wish I could live in one of my dreams.
I read that it's impossible to see a face in a dream that you haven't seen in real life.I've read somewhere that everybody dreams everytime they sleep, it's just that you forget most of your dreams, or all of them. The brain can't imagine complete nothingness, so your subconscious dreams. As for me, I very rarely remember my dreams.
I over sleep a lot and I have dreams most of them are weird and dont make sense but a good few of them are about old classmates and that makes me sad. If I get really depressed before sleeping that makes me dream so muchDo you dream when you sleep? Good dreams? Nightmares? Nothing?
Well that is definitely wrong...lol. At least for me.I read that it's impossible to see a face in a dream that you haven't seen in real life.
Supposedly the brain asleep is unable to fabricate a new face, so it duplicates from faces of strangers you thought you forgot.Well that is definitely wrong...lol. At least for me.
Hmmm...probably used the same method psychiatrists used for the DSM-V. They can confirm anything...wink.Supposedly the brain asleep is unable to fabricate a new face, so it duplicates from faces of strangers you thought you forgot.
I have no idea how they thought they "confirmed" this, lol.
It's one of those "factoids" I read and never forgot because it just seemed so weird. Like, who knows how many faces we think we forgot, or what we see in dreams?
It's a bp med, ptsd is an off-label use.When I was first diagnosed with PTSD I was prescribed this drug for nightmares called Prazosin. After about +6 months of taking it I started having the most fucked up dreams! In the dreams people I love would treat me like a criminal, ignore me, lock me away, beat me. My teeth would fall out and I would panic but no one came to help. I watched people I cared about in my life preform awful actions. It was affecting me so much that when I'd wake up I would be angry/stressed/depressed and sometimes wonder if these things actually happened. I stopped taking the medication... probably on accident--but noticed right away that my dreams weren't so vividly disturbing!
It feels like my dreams are showing me my deepest darkest fears; like people abandoning me or believing I'm crazy.
I now look to my dreams to find out what's really bothering me. Thank you brain...