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Apr 26, 2010 7:54 PM #576258
I always have dreams that seem like Walt Disney couldv'e thought them up, but somehow scary as well. Like, childish in a creepy way. The closest analogy I can think of is clowns.

And in these dreams, I'm always aware that it's a dream (after a while anyway) but I can't influence them at all, the only thing I can do is try to open my eyes as wide as possible in the dream, which makes me wake up. But I rarely do that because they're very interesting.
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Apr 26, 2010 7:56 PM #576262
Oh god the shower one freaked me out. And I believe the native girls may be some form of spirit......woooooooooo!

I have this recurring dream where there is this noise, this very quite noise, like a squeeking sound. And it gets louder and louder and louder and louder until it's ringing in my ears, but it doesn't stop getting louder, eventually my ears hurt and then I wake up. I swear I still hear that noise. The strange thing is, each time I have this dream I allways know what's coming, so I can only wait for the sound again with no way of stopping it it's ****ing horrid!
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Apr 26, 2010 8:21 PM #576283
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I have this recurring dream where there is this noise, this very quite noise, like a squeeking sound. And it gets louder and louder and louder and louder until it's ringing in my ears, but it doesn't stop getting louder, eventually my ears hurt and then I wake up. I swear I still hear that noise. The strange thing is, each time I have this dream I allways know what's coming, so I can only wait for the sound again with no way of stopping it it's ****ing horrid!


Same thing happened to a friend of mine. He then realised it was an alarm clock he had forgotten about.
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Apr 26, 2010 9:03 PM #576322
I don't usually remember my dreams, but one that I will never forget:

I was staring at my house from the outside. I knocked on the door, and nobody answered. So I looked through the window and everybody was sat in the living room with nothing but s smile on their face (No other facial features). So I knock again and again and again, until eventually the door opens. Nobody is at the door. I go straight upstairs, open the door to my room, and end up back outside staring at the house.
This time I go around the back, climb over the fence and into the bedroom window, from the conservatory. I leave the bedroom, go downstairs, and everybody has gone. I pick up the phone and call my Dad. I hear his mobile in the other room, so I go in there. Now everybody is stood in a corner with nothing but a ****ing smile on their face. I leave the house and then wake up.
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Apr 26, 2010 9:08 PM #576325
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I don't usually remember my dreams, but one that I will never forget:

I was staring at my house from the outside. I knocked on the door, and nobody answered. So I looked through the window and everybody was sat in the living room with nothing but s smile on their face (No other facial features). So I knock again and again and again, until eventually the door opens. Nobody is at the door. I go straight upstairs, open the door to my room, and end up back outside staring at the house.
This time I go around the back, climb over the fence and into the bedroom window, from the conservatory. I leave the bedroom, go downstairs, and everybody has gone. I pick up the phone and call my Dad. I hear his mobile in the other room, so I go in there. Now everybody is stood in a corner with nothing but a ****ing smile on their face. I leave the house and then wake up.


This is one of those dreams where it seems like nothing much happens, but it scares the crap out of you.
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Apr 26, 2010 9:13 PM #576331
Yeah, probably the wierdest dream I've had. I rarely have memorable dreams.
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Apr 26, 2010 9:39 PM #576348
I once had a dream where a dog gets chopped up and chases me.
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Apr 26, 2010 9:45 PM #576351
I have this problem.
I downloaded this white noise sleep maker app for the Itouch.

And whenever I listen to it,i go into this trance state.
Its like I'm not asleep,but I'm not awake;and i see weird figures moving about and stuff and shadows dancing on the wall.
Its so damn scary...
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Apr 26, 2010 9:47 PM #576352
Quote from Yummerz
I have this problem.
I downloaded this white noise sleep maker app for the Itouch.

And whenever I listen to it,i go into this trance state.
Its like I'm not asleep,but I'm not awake;and i see weird figures moving about and stuff and shadows dancing on the wall.
Its so damn scary...


That's called hypnagogic imagery/hallucinacions. It's a state you enter between being awake and being fully asleep. It happens every single time that you fall asleep, but because you're not really conscious usually, you forget about it before you wake up next morning. It's perfectly normal.
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Apr 26, 2010 10:07 PM #576367
Quote from Überschall
That's called hypnagogic imagery/hallucinacions. It's a state you enter between being awake and being fully asleep. It happens every single time that you fall asleep, but because you're not really conscious usually, you forget about it before you wake up next morning. It's perfectly normal.


elaborating on this, if you continue to remain alert and let your body fall asleep, you can begin to have lucid dreams
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Apr 26, 2010 11:01 PM #576382
Quote from Überschall
That's called hypnagogic imagery/hallucinacions. It's a state you enter between being awake and being fully asleep. It happens every single time that you fall asleep, but because you're not really conscious usually, you forget about it before you wake up next morning. It's perfectly normal.

What if you don't forget it? I was reading that article and it sounds exactly what happens to me a lot. I like get into this half dream thing where I trying to go to sleep but like I am dreaming, but not that much only like a half dream.. But it's like exactly like this "They are said to differ from dreams proper in that hypnagogic imagery is usually static and lacking in narrative content. from simple ‘eigenlicht’ to whole imagined scenes." For example I would feel or see my cat on the bed with me and suddenly it makes perfect sense that shes a general for some war or some shit complete with a little outfit (although I don't usually see it as a perfect solid thing), then I turn over and I'm like wtf was I thinking?

I dunno if it's hypnagogic or just everyone gets em.

oh yeah and what I originally came in here for. So when I came back from work today I couldn't sleep for shit all, so I decided to play some cod and jack off (AT THE SAME TIME) to see if it would help. So I fall asleep eventually but I wake up later because my moms bf was listening to his radio, so I get back into that half dream half awake state and every time I fall asleep I think that some jackass with a ump or scar is gonna rush in and kill me. So I'm tossing and turning, and everytime I start to get sleepier sure enough some asshole starts to come at me and I wake up again. This goes on for HOURS, and suffice to say I'm really ****ing tired right now.
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Apr 27, 2010 12:04 AM #576403
My nightmares are always either about school, being raped, or women.

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Apr 27, 2010 1:17 AM #576453
This reminds me of a dream I had once......................................

I was in this garden/greenhouse place, and this guy with a knife was chasing me. So after running for about five minutes, I suddenly realized it was a dream, so I pinched myself.

I don't know why, but pinching myself just erased gravity. So I flew up in the air, and my bed just appeared out of nowhere and slammed into me.

Then I woke up.
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Apr 27, 2010 1:45 AM #576474
Whenever I used to wet the bed, I would always have the same dream: I'm standing, and where ever I look there is pink, all exactly the same shade. Then, hardly noticeable at first, a toilet comes drifting toward me, in a zig-zag pattern. So I sit on it, and then I wake up and realize that I have wet my bed. The thing is though, whenever that dream happened, I always knew exactly what was going to happen, but didn't ever try to wake up or anything.
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Apr 27, 2010 3:19 AM #576526
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Whenever I used to wet the bed, I would always have the same dream: I'm standing, and where ever I look there is pink, all exactly the same shade. Then, hardly noticeable at first, a toilet comes drifting toward me, in a zig-zag pattern. So I sit on it, and then I wake up and realize that I have wet my bed. The thing is though, whenever that dream happened, I always knew exactly what was going to happen, but didn't ever try to wake up or anything.

This. Probably like mine but i get to pee anywhere I want then wake up with a wet bed. Whenever I want to pee in my dream, I don't.
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