I voted on a few, but my main dream is the running one. When that happens to me, it's as if my feet can never touch the ground. Which makes me think my legs got tangled up in my sheets, causing the dream to be ruined.

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I said flying. And for those who voted flying, have you ever noticed that you never fly as long as you want to? Or when you try to show someone, you can't fly anymore? XD

im at the part where im trying to fly. i got pretty close, felt lifting off, then i started falling down a hill, the other time a dog ran up and pulled me back. fuck that dog

Last time I flew I lost control and ploughed headlong into a gnome. Then the gnome went to give me a hug but when he did he dug his nails into my back and it hurt so much I had to wake up :(

I had this kind of homework once and we had to go to the park and survey the people and it was kinda embarrasing...

Being chased by people/animals

In this dream, I'm so aroused that I jump on girls butt naked.
I think it just means I'm a pervert.

I always have either a 'being chased by animals/people' dream or a 'having little weapons/being defenseless' dream.
I don't believe dreams mean anything, however occasionally I get a dream that is 'a warning of the future', some times they actually happen. I think they are nothing more then coincidences.

I selected running hard but not getting anywhere, but I also have had dreams about falling.

Perhaps running hard and not moving might be related subconciously to something that's happening in reality; something is boring; I don't feel like I'm progressing in a certain subject; etc. No idea.

Falling is common. It's called the "hypnagogic myoclonic twitch", or "hypnic jerk". It happens because your muscles slack and go into a restful state just as you are falling asleep, and your brain detects this. It thinks you're falling, and jerks you in attempt to get you back upright.

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I selected running hard but not getting anywhere, but I also have had dreams about falling.

Perhaps running hard and not moving might be related subconciously to something that's happening in reality; something is boring; I don't feel like I'm progressing in a certain subject; etc. No idea.

Falling is common. It's called the "hypnagogic myoclonic twitch", or "hypnic jerk". It happens because your muscles slack and go into a restful state just as you are falling asleep, and your brain detects this. It thinks you're falling, and jerks you in attempt to get you back upright.

That happens when you are about to fall asleep. I think he meant that you're already in a dream, and then have the feeling you're falling.

Back on topic, i'd go for flying, being chased by people/animals, being in a hury or lost in a crowd.