[ SECRET POST #3377 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3377 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What's the last dream you remember having?

[(Anonymous)]

my last dream was i woke up, brushed my teeth, washed my face, went to work, etc. then i woke up and realised i had to do everything again!! ugh!!

Re: What's the last dream you remember having?

[(Anonymous)]

|||||||||not a dream, it is called monday morning

Re: What's the last dream you remember having?

[(Anonymous)]

which is also known as a nightmare

Re: What's the last dream you remember having?

[(Anonymous)]

I don't like mondays.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Kobdb37Cwc

Re: What's the last dream you remember having?

[(Anonymous)]

I've never had one of those but I've heard of lots of people getting stuck in the 'loop' for several times before waking up

DA

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT, but false waking dreams are the worst. Especially the ones where you start to realise you are in the loop and really try to wake up and you still cannot and have to keep going through each loop, sometimes just thinking you actually are waking up each time then resetting the loop again. If I take certain medications, for genuine medical issues, I can be trapped in over two dozen of them at least every time I go to sleep.

Re: DA

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

When you do does it take a long time to wake up? Or is it one of the things where you feel like it takes an hour but it's 5 minutes in real time?

Re: DA

[(Anonymous)]

Real time, I don't know. I mean I'm asleep, so I have no baseline as to where it starts, but internally it does feel like hours. It is terrifying and exhausting.

Re: DA

[(Anonymous)]

'really try to wake up and you still cannot'

isnt that sleep paralysis

Re: DA

[(Anonymous)]

There is a substantial overlap, yes.

Re: DA

[(Anonymous)]

da

I get sleep paralysis. It's a little different from that. You can move around and do things like brush your teeth and take a shower in the false awakenings. In sleep paralysis, you're paralyzed in the dream with a monster looming on or near you and can't physically move either your dream body or your real one.

Have you seen Kill Bill? The scene where Beatrice is paralyzed and staring at her foot and willing it to move, but it won't? That, in dream form.

Re: DA

[(Anonymous)]

ooh i see, that sounds really terrifying.

Re: DA

[(Anonymous)]

I expect that's what people who are conscious but fully paralyzed feel like all the time, besides the looming evil part. It's got a 'trapped in your own dead weight body' kind of feeling to it.

False awakenings can have that like the above anon said but that comes at the end when you realize you're dreaming and isn't the main portion. It also lacks the looming unnamed fear bit.