[ SECRET POST #2721 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2721 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I'd probably prefer the latter to the former. I don't really get nightmares, as such. The frightening night events I get are mostly night terrors (of the bolt-awake-screaming type), and I never remember the actual dream parts of those. To be honest, I mostly don't remember the waking screaming parts either, but everyone else in the house tends to, so I know they've happened.

Having nightmares, as in scary dreams you can remember, would be weird for me, but I think I would prefer the killing-people one. I've had dreams about death before, that weren't so much scary as weird and possibly Freudian, and I've had frustration/anger dreams where I keep repeating actions, so a dream exorcising anger wouldn't disturb me as much. A dream of helpless horror, that I could then remember, would scare me a lot more.