A link between worlds? View Thread Reply Hide Shit Sundlewater - Wed, 27 Mar 2019 18:54:30 EST bWsaP2zn No.46199 File: 1553727270516.png -(537469B / 524.87KB, 869x458) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Anyone like...ever lose a loved one and have them "visit" you in a dream? Like I'm not spiritual or religious at all, but my gf died about a year ago, and ive had a few dreams where we're talking and like....its in like present tence, and its totally fucking me up. 7 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Edwin Duffingchitch - Mon, 30 Sep 2019 14:09:01 EST TYAHT9Ur No.46342 Reply >>46199I've had so many dreams where I'm in an alternate reality / parallel world scenario where my I'll get to experience spending time with my mom and other family members who are no longer here. Thing is though, it's as if it's a present set with them being what ages they'd currently be if they were still alive. >> James Sengerbanks - Sun, 06 Oct 2019 01:17:23 EST fDK81dsj No.46346 Reply very normal, i still dream about my brother after 7 years of him passing and wake up crying like a little bitch everytime >> Phineas Sibblemitch - Sun, 06 Oct 2019 14:00:12 EST toYuraKn No.46347 Reply >>46273>>46199Last night I dreamt my granddad no longer had dementia, it was very surreal, he could remember everything that happened while he was ill, but was fully lucid.It made me feel like I lost him all over again.
>> Edwin Duffingchitch - Mon, 30 Sep 2019 14:09:01 EST TYAHT9Ur No.46342 Reply >>46199I've had so many dreams where I'm in an alternate reality / parallel world scenario where my I'll get to experience spending time with my mom and other family members who are no longer here. Thing is though, it's as if it's a present set with them being what ages they'd currently be if they were still alive.
>> James Sengerbanks - Sun, 06 Oct 2019 01:17:23 EST fDK81dsj No.46346 Reply very normal, i still dream about my brother after 7 years of him passing and wake up crying like a little bitch everytime
>> Phineas Sibblemitch - Sun, 06 Oct 2019 14:00:12 EST toYuraKn No.46347 Reply >>46273>>46199Last night I dreamt my granddad no longer had dementia, it was very surreal, he could remember everything that happened while he was ill, but was fully lucid.It made me feel like I lost him all over again.
Lucid dreaming of parallel universes? View Thread Reply Hide Polly Wishstone - Sun, 21 Apr 2019 06:36:30 EST kTvS6tW2 No.46217 File: 1555842990737.jpg -(12299B / 12.01KB, 290x174) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. So recently, I've been having lucid dreams more often. They're amazing. But some of my recent dreams it feels as though I'm actually in an alternate reality. I've started to worry I'll get trapped there in the dream. Anyway, it's really fun exploring these other realities (which are similar to my own but have vast differences). I even talk to citizens and got in an argument with someone in a game shop about how dreaming could be a window to parallel universes. It was cool exploring an alternate reality of my town, but I realised my time was ending there and I woke up. Just thought I'd share, don't know if I possessed an alternate version of me or saw their universe through their eyes. I hope it keeps happening because it's awesome and I love knowing I'm in a dream. 7 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Awe' !!Bwteoy2D - Wed, 03 Jul 2019 15:43:35 EST oP8BtfxG No.46264 Reply 1562183015509.jpg -(130247B / 127.19KB, 1407x900) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>46263Think of the alternative, at least now you won't take your dreams for granted. >> Dregs - Thu, 25 Jul 2019 18:18:48 EST x0B3I/yk No.46278 Reply >>46226You won't get trapped there, or at least if you do, you won't notice. The worst thing that can happen lucid dreaming is the astral denizens get mad at you and take away your lucid dreaming. >> Edwin Duffingchitch - Mon, 30 Sep 2019 14:05:15 EST TYAHT9Ur No.46341 Reply >>46217I have these kinds of dreams literally multiple times a week. I honestly sometimes believe I am going to a parallel universe at times I even have all of my senses including pain.
>> Awe' !!Bwteoy2D - Wed, 03 Jul 2019 15:43:35 EST oP8BtfxG No.46264 Reply 1562183015509.jpg -(130247B / 127.19KB, 1407x900) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>46263Think of the alternative, at least now you won't take your dreams for granted.
>> Dregs - Thu, 25 Jul 2019 18:18:48 EST x0B3I/yk No.46278 Reply >>46226You won't get trapped there, or at least if you do, you won't notice. The worst thing that can happen lucid dreaming is the astral denizens get mad at you and take away your lucid dreaming.
>> Edwin Duffingchitch - Mon, 30 Sep 2019 14:05:15 EST TYAHT9Ur No.46341 Reply >>46217I have these kinds of dreams literally multiple times a week. I honestly sometimes believe I am going to a parallel universe at times I even have all of my senses including pain.
Guess I'll start a dream journal. View Thread Reply Hide FuckoMcBee - Fri, 02 Aug 2019 10:03:13 EST KCB7HrIU No.46283 File: 1564754593855.gif -(1473518B / 1.41MB, 400x306) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Last night:At film festival with old friends in art school at liberal town.Film starts playing that starts out as something to troll sjwsI find it amusing at first, then it starts to go in depth racist.Turns into actual Nazi film, audience is shocked.Nazi film directors come out with loaded guns and shoot us up.I survive, vow to avenge my fallen comrades.Endure daring journey through occupied town with a trench knife.Sneak through to find leader, grab him at the back.He stabs my arm several times as I slit his throat.Arm is now bleeding as nazis attack.Capture me, tie me to pole in town and burn me alive.I'm no SJW but I sure as hell ain't no goddamn nazi. >> Hugh Gussleham - Wed, 21 Aug 2019 16:19:59 EST pu5JzJfi No.46296 Reply >>46283I am a Nazi >> Sophie Chupperkock - Thu, 19 Sep 2019 14:49:23 EST mW2kg70A No.46324 Reply >>46283So uh, why do you feel too important to share the Bump-With-Last-Dream ( >>40182 ) thread with the rest of us?
>> Sophie Chupperkock - Thu, 19 Sep 2019 14:49:23 EST mW2kg70A No.46324 Reply >>46283So uh, why do you feel too important to share the Bump-With-Last-Dream ( >>40182 ) thread with the rest of us?
Therapist Dream View Thread Reply Hide Sidney Bonkingold - Fri, 09 Aug 2019 08:01:26 EST ehRMfA6b No.46289 File: 1565352086386.jpg -(32906B / 32.13KB, 640x760) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I've been seeing a therapist for about 6 months now, its going good. Yesterday was the first time we have ever discussed sex and associated topics, I brought it up but it was still difficult.So of course I had a.. sex? dream about him. He came to my house and said we were going to try touch therapy or TT, and he laid down behind me in my bed and spooned me but just held me tightly. At first I was really stiff and wildly uncomfortable but then it was like.. this isn't bad. I dozed off. (Its so weird to sleep in a dream lol inception) After 50 minutes he left, and I was like, the hell just happened, is this really therapy?? And then the next day he came back and did it again and I thoguht OK maybe I can get used to this but I was unable to look him in the eye, because it was really nice to have caring, physical contact but was starting to freak me out a bit because no homo. Sooooooooo IDK what to do with this or how to process it. I have read that sometimes you form unconscious attachments to therapists because you share so much with them, but at the end of the day that's inappropriate and they're essentially paid to be your friend for 50 minutes and it ends there. >> Polly Sennerstone - Wed, 21 Aug 2019 02:36:36 EST PX+0HmS4 No.46295 Reply >>46289I once stared at my 50 year old therapist's rack because it was impressive but I just felt bad about it later. I mean, I didn't want to disrupt her life, but damn, nice fun bags lady. >> Simon Pickham - Wed, 25 Sep 2019 11:43:03 EST qlV/GL7/ No.46330 Reply >>46289Well this sure was a harbinger of utter bullshit.
>> Polly Sennerstone - Wed, 21 Aug 2019 02:36:36 EST PX+0HmS4 No.46295 Reply >>46289I once stared at my 50 year old therapist's rack because it was impressive but I just felt bad about it later. I mean, I didn't want to disrupt her life, but damn, nice fun bags lady.
>> Simon Pickham - Wed, 25 Sep 2019 11:43:03 EST qlV/GL7/ No.46330 Reply >>46289Well this sure was a harbinger of utter bullshit.
Angery dreams View Thread Reply Hide Henry Puzzledore - Wed, 31 Oct 2018 18:15:24 EST kO7IPkFQ No.46145 File: 1541024124155.jpg -(54798B / 53.51KB, 726x702) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Every night I'm really angry in my dreams. I always try to punch a wall, or a person, but in my dreams my punches are always limp and slow. I wake up angry and my days are always shit. I've always been an angry person, but I've been controlling it and holding it in better, and ever since i started doing that, my dreams have been like this. 4 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Reuben Mibbledale - Sun, 09 Jun 2019 14:57:26 EST HP0Ib263 No.46250 Reply >>46233Update on how I'm doing 1 month later - I started going to the gym exactly 1 month ago as of today. My mind is a lot more clear than it was before and I feel mentally and emotionally stable for once in a long time. I've cut ties with people who were a negative influence to myself and my life. I have goals that I planted in my brain that I want to achieve. I'm also about 6 weeks into my suboxone taper withb2 more weeks to go until I'm done.I'm doing very good for myself right now. I'm going to keep up the good work and keep grinding. >> Reuben Saffingshit - Sat, 15 Jun 2019 09:01:58 EST Lp/xvyVe No.46256 Reply >>46250Fuck yeah OP. Getting off of opis and into a healthy lifestyle is hard as fuck. Keep at it. >> Hannah Collerspear - Mon, 08 Jul 2019 07:09:51 EST UL4HmBI7 No.46269 Reply >>46250keep grindinggood shit man
>> Reuben Mibbledale - Sun, 09 Jun 2019 14:57:26 EST HP0Ib263 No.46250 Reply >>46233Update on how I'm doing 1 month later - I started going to the gym exactly 1 month ago as of today. My mind is a lot more clear than it was before and I feel mentally and emotionally stable for once in a long time. I've cut ties with people who were a negative influence to myself and my life. I have goals that I planted in my brain that I want to achieve. I'm also about 6 weeks into my suboxone taper withb2 more weeks to go until I'm done.I'm doing very good for myself right now. I'm going to keep up the good work and keep grinding.
>> Reuben Saffingshit - Sat, 15 Jun 2019 09:01:58 EST Lp/xvyVe No.46256 Reply >>46250Fuck yeah OP. Getting off of opis and into a healthy lifestyle is hard as fuck. Keep at it.
>> Hannah Collerspear - Mon, 08 Jul 2019 07:09:51 EST UL4HmBI7 No.46269 Reply >>46250keep grindinggood shit man
Dreams View Thread Reply Hide Fucking Chedgechun - Tue, 18 Jun 2019 21:37:29 EST l93+nDBG No.46257 File: 1560908249264.png -(31682B / 30.94KB, 640x960) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Huh. For context before I start: I was completely sober when I had these dreams, I'm a white American and the only Indian (as in India and not native) person I knew in the past was a single individual, and he was just a friend of a friend. They cut off communications shortly after I got to know both of them so my encounters with him were short and brief. I don't have any personal experience with Hinduism either, besides knowing some names from a mobile game I play.A pretty long time ago, I'd say anywhere between 5-8 years ago, I had a dream where after splitting off from a group of friends, I was sexually attacked by someone who was stalking me. Someone approached me, shape-shifted into a little Indian girl and told me to come with her to her home. Her mom was cooking dinner and she would keep me safe. Near the end of the dream I told her I had to go, and before I left, she asked if she could give me a hug. I agreed and when she held me, I felt an additional pair of arms from her touch and cheeks and caress my face. She told me I could come to her whenever I felt like I was in danger and that she would protect me. I haven't seen her since.I had a dream last night where (after some abstract shit happened) I was wandering around an suburban area with a friend, and at one point we split up. I went into a residential area and was admiring the houses I passed, and eventually one caught my eye. There was a shrine, with access from the outside world, with a gorgeous statue of a woman with multiple arms in a covered area. I believe it was either Lakshmi or Durga; I can't remember the specifics. I approached the statue and paid my respects. For some reason I felt compelled to go further into the home, maybe in case there were more shrines, but I went further in and found a statue of Vishnu. I paid my respects to him and went further inside. As I got near the third shrine the family who lived there came up to me, and suddenly we were in their living room. The father was sitting there, the mother was talking to me, they had a child but I didn't see them well enough to know any details. Out of nowhere, the woman was being so... motherly to me. Encouraging me to continue writing and illustrating (which I do in real life), and saying all these other kind things to me. I can't remember what happened after that but it was so wonderful hearing that from someone I didn't know.Personally I'm a bit skeptical of whether dreams truly have meanings or not, and while I'm not religious in the least, the first dream really stood out to me and this one is as well. I wonder if they mean something. >> Nigel Gicklelare - Fri, 21 Jun 2019 13:06:45 EST 8jSpkd7c No.46258 Reply >>46257I'm a skeptic in general but even I believe dreams have some meaning. Not necessarily a message from a higher power or a deep magical reflection of yourself but that they reflect something that is on your mind. Your brain conjures them without sensory input so it's pulling on the stuff already in there.Maybe it's a mix of the mobile game and other things. There does seem to be some reassuring motherly figure in both. I mean it could easily be a void in your life and things you want to hear, or perhaps you already know what the dream is telling you. I think significant female figures, what you want or feel etc are more relevant than the religious imagery. I mean Hindiuism is sort of fucked up like most religions but it comes with it's own iconography and imagery and art and culture and influence on the cultures it most affects and that is to say it's different to our Western influences and how they affect our art and culture. As such it's always going to stand out and have a "magical" quality because it's alien and often beautiful in a different way to the things we're used to.
>> Nigel Gicklelare - Fri, 21 Jun 2019 13:06:45 EST 8jSpkd7c No.46258 Reply >>46257I'm a skeptic in general but even I believe dreams have some meaning. Not necessarily a message from a higher power or a deep magical reflection of yourself but that they reflect something that is on your mind. Your brain conjures them without sensory input so it's pulling on the stuff already in there.Maybe it's a mix of the mobile game and other things. There does seem to be some reassuring motherly figure in both. I mean it could easily be a void in your life and things you want to hear, or perhaps you already know what the dream is telling you. I think significant female figures, what you want or feel etc are more relevant than the religious imagery. I mean Hindiuism is sort of fucked up like most religions but it comes with it's own iconography and imagery and art and culture and influence on the cultures it most affects and that is to say it's different to our Western influences and how they affect our art and culture. As such it's always going to stand out and have a "magical" quality because it's alien and often beautiful in a different way to the things we're used to.
GET.YOUR-D.TK View Thread Reply Hide Montaro - Sun, 20 Nov 2016 04:21:41 EST +TYSBhSA No.45370 File: 1479633701805.png -(253153B / 247.22KB, 600x439) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. This is an extremely trippy and interactive website.It is surely makes a great place for one to have a good dream. 5 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Shitting Chummerhood - Sun, 10 Dec 2017 22:27:31 EST Y+Th8rUP No.45867 Reply >>45370looks dangerous >> Nathaniel Hacklegold - Sat, 17 Mar 2018 10:32:37 EST BTrN2oxF No.45971 Reply What is this? That was weird >> Graham Brombledane - Mon, 03 Jun 2019 16:34:48 EST VvSf1El4 No.46248 Reply 1559594088823.jpg -(43095B / 42.08KB, 500x353) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. This reminds me very much of Boobah Zone
>> Shitting Chummerhood - Sun, 10 Dec 2017 22:27:31 EST Y+Th8rUP No.45867 Reply >>45370looks dangerous
>> Nathaniel Hacklegold - Sat, 17 Mar 2018 10:32:37 EST BTrN2oxF No.45971 Reply What is this? That was weird
>> Graham Brombledane - Mon, 03 Jun 2019 16:34:48 EST VvSf1El4 No.46248 Reply 1559594088823.jpg -(43095B / 42.08KB, 500x353) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. This reminds me very much of Boobah Zone
Uhhh View Thread Reply Hide Doris Murdlock - Sat, 18 May 2019 06:28:28 EST 5Ybfkxzp No.46236 File: 1558175308198.png -(695386B / 679.09KB, 720x1280) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I don't know what to call this. Lately, when I lay down to sleep I first drift into this vivid alter reality. It's not like a dream because I can hear everything around me in the waking world and sense my laying body, but it's more like while I'm there thinking, I lose control of my thoughts in a slow and seamless way as for me not to notice until everything is suddenly weird and derailed. If any out of place noise happens, I snap out of it like hypnosis. When I actually fall asleep, I either see only black and wake up disoriented as if first being born or I have hyper realistic long dreams that are indistinguishable from real life. I can pick up a book and turn the pages. I've read things I've never seen before. I'm really baffled by the whole experience and have been for many years, but I wonder if anyone has ever heard of anything like this before? 3 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Martin Grimfuck - Sat, 25 May 2019 20:37:52 EST mW2kg70A No.46244 Reply I get something somewhat similiar (in that I'm still "in" the wakeful world) when I do something logical too much during the days repetitively. Like a pre-sleep stage where I have to what feels like eternally repeat (not manually though, it churns on by itself, but I still feel the mental effort) an unsolveable version of that logical puzzle, be it math, strategy games (into the breach really made my sleep suffer) or anything like that.Never anything with situations or dreamlike though, just the barest necessary abstraction of whatever it is. So frustrating when it happens, I usually just drift off minutes after laying down but these unsolveable challenges make me toss and turn for hours, and you just know that if I could just fucking solve it I'd drift off peacefully and instantly. >> Jarvis Bloddlehedging - Mon, 27 May 2019 01:59:58 EST kjSB1h2Q No.46245 Reply >>46236This sounds so similar to what i have experienced during naps whether it be at home or simply just during class. >> Emma Pockstone - Mon, 27 May 2019 11:10:37 EST ywvUPnPp No.46247 Reply >>46244Oh man I get these tooIt's like you see the machinery behind whatever thought process you use (but modify for each specific situation) when doing whatever you were doingAnd it just happens over and over and over again like your brain is stuck in a certain "mode" waiting for more inputI get this with TCGs a lot where I end up playing against myself using cards that my brain made up (often nonsensical and with unintuitive rules, but I'm still expected to win and know what to do). In the moment I'm completely absorbed and it's like I've been removed from my context and these thoughts are all that exist. I come out of it really wishing that I could just have some quiet me time in my head where all of my personality and perceptions are intact.I got it as a result of using dissociatives. It started with hallucinating floating wow text.
>> Martin Grimfuck - Sat, 25 May 2019 20:37:52 EST mW2kg70A No.46244 Reply I get something somewhat similiar (in that I'm still "in" the wakeful world) when I do something logical too much during the days repetitively. Like a pre-sleep stage where I have to what feels like eternally repeat (not manually though, it churns on by itself, but I still feel the mental effort) an unsolveable version of that logical puzzle, be it math, strategy games (into the breach really made my sleep suffer) or anything like that.Never anything with situations or dreamlike though, just the barest necessary abstraction of whatever it is. So frustrating when it happens, I usually just drift off minutes after laying down but these unsolveable challenges make me toss and turn for hours, and you just know that if I could just fucking solve it I'd drift off peacefully and instantly.
>> Jarvis Bloddlehedging - Mon, 27 May 2019 01:59:58 EST kjSB1h2Q No.46245 Reply >>46236This sounds so similar to what i have experienced during naps whether it be at home or simply just during class.
>> Emma Pockstone - Mon, 27 May 2019 11:10:37 EST ywvUPnPp No.46247 Reply >>46244Oh man I get these tooIt's like you see the machinery behind whatever thought process you use (but modify for each specific situation) when doing whatever you were doingAnd it just happens over and over and over again like your brain is stuck in a certain "mode" waiting for more inputI get this with TCGs a lot where I end up playing against myself using cards that my brain made up (often nonsensical and with unintuitive rules, but I'm still expected to win and know what to do). In the moment I'm completely absorbed and it's like I've been removed from my context and these thoughts are all that exist. I come out of it really wishing that I could just have some quiet me time in my head where all of my personality and perceptions are intact.I got it as a result of using dissociatives. It started with hallucinating floating wow text.
Is this a dream? Prove your reel View Thread Reply Hide Shitting Bundleture - Tue, 21 May 2019 11:55:57 EST S+aNQEla No.46239 File: 1558454157802.jpg -(39040B / 38.12KB, 500x413) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Is this a dream? Prove your reel >> Hugh Briddleshit - Tue, 21 May 2019 14:22:23 EST EWmlXZ+z No.46241 Reply 1558462943256.jpg -(3578830B / 3.41MB, 3264x2448) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. It is a dream, and we're all equally unreal.
>> Hugh Briddleshit - Tue, 21 May 2019 14:22:23 EST EWmlXZ+z No.46241 Reply 1558462943256.jpg -(3578830B / 3.41MB, 3264x2448) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. It is a dream, and we're all equally unreal.
Spiritual Phenomonom (I can never spell that word) View Thread Reply Hide Samuel Soffingmodging - Sat, 12 May 2018 05:05:22 EST Y7WCA2+g No.46016 File: 1526115922364.gif -(511518B / 499.53KB, 500x333) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Anyone else have weird creepy stuff associated with sleep?this could be in /spooky/ I guess but dream warriors are probably more qualifed to know.last night In limbo state I remember feeling someone walk over my bed, I live alone. Then in my next dream I tried to tell someone about it. Its creepy but Im use to this kind of thing. One time I had an intense dream and woke up with the sensation of a being physically in the bed speaking in some deep almost growling overworldy tounge. Its like there's spirits that wont leave me alone and I dont know what they want. Im gonna burn some incense maybe I should call an exorcist tho. >> Sidney Blythedale - Sun, 13 May 2018 00:08:57 EST tI1LH7kA No.46018 Reply 1526184537130.jpg -(109254B / 106.69KB, 700x582) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>46016It's pretty common stuff if you stay/become conscious during sleep paralysis. I've actually tried to stay conscious some times out of curiosity, but it always starts to feel so creepy even before anything even happens so I just chose to fade away instead every time. If you're forced to experience it, maybe it would help to induce it manually some times to become more familiar with it? You just have to lay still when you're somewhat but not too sleepy (so you don't just tap out instead). After a while you'll start getting the itches and twitches which is your body checking to see if you're really asleep. If you move, you give the awake signal. If you don't, self explanatory.Also, if you are in sleep paralysis (by choice or not), it's simple to get out. You just have to deactivate the paralysis by moving something small at first, like your fingers. Toes work too, but at least for me those increased the panic a bit until the paralysis was gone. >> Priscilla Billingstone - Thu, 09 May 2019 01:21:37 EST belKGjHO No.46234 Reply >>46018I learned the same way. >> Fanny Gubbleleck - Thu, 09 May 2019 16:51:27 EST lHMDQEJH No.46235 Reply >>46234If there’s one thing I learned from my more intense dreams is that time is probably not even real
>> Sidney Blythedale - Sun, 13 May 2018 00:08:57 EST tI1LH7kA No.46018 Reply 1526184537130.jpg -(109254B / 106.69KB, 700x582) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>46016It's pretty common stuff if you stay/become conscious during sleep paralysis. I've actually tried to stay conscious some times out of curiosity, but it always starts to feel so creepy even before anything even happens so I just chose to fade away instead every time. If you're forced to experience it, maybe it would help to induce it manually some times to become more familiar with it? You just have to lay still when you're somewhat but not too sleepy (so you don't just tap out instead). After a while you'll start getting the itches and twitches which is your body checking to see if you're really asleep. If you move, you give the awake signal. If you don't, self explanatory.Also, if you are in sleep paralysis (by choice or not), it's simple to get out. You just have to deactivate the paralysis by moving something small at first, like your fingers. Toes work too, but at least for me those increased the panic a bit until the paralysis was gone.
>> Priscilla Billingstone - Thu, 09 May 2019 01:21:37 EST belKGjHO No.46234 Reply >>46018I learned the same way.
>> Fanny Gubbleleck - Thu, 09 May 2019 16:51:27 EST lHMDQEJH No.46235 Reply >>46234If there’s one thing I learned from my more intense dreams is that time is probably not even real
Thread subject (required) View Thread Reply Hide Clara Pockleshit - Fri, 12 Apr 2019 00:48:44 EST HWFa9Zms No.46214 File: 1555044524900.jpg -(586447B / 572.70KB, 1200x675) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Post comment User is currently banned from all boards >> Phoebe Weckleham - Wed, 01 May 2019 02:29:54 EST Q1cBdoLk No.46227 Reply >>46214Assuming position, OP?
>> Phoebe Weckleham - Wed, 01 May 2019 02:29:54 EST Q1cBdoLk No.46227 Reply >>46214Assuming position, OP?
🆕 Haunting Hyperrealistic Dreams 🆕 View Thread Reply Hide Walter Chorringtine - Wed, 03 Apr 2019 09:53:11 EST 9bbMqs7R No.46206 File: 1554299591134.jpg -(4898B / 4.78KB, 245x190) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Any dream experts know what to do? They're my regrets and attachments on repeat. The weird thing is they only started about a year ago. The things that I regret have been around a lot longer than that. So it must not be as related to the regrets themselves as something else. Something must have changed and I'd like to change it back. It is very difficult to sleep now.Also if anyone else gets these, feel free to share them or feels relating to them. 😪 2 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Doris Goodway - Sat, 06 Apr 2019 16:27:54 EST cjvypK0g No.46209 Reply The logic being, of course, if you're having unwanted dreams about your regrets, stop having regrets to have unwanted dreams about. Your mind is trying to tell you to find closure because for whatever reason the current conclusions following the events you regret aren't something you are okay with and you know deep down there are actions you could take to make amends or to improve so that you don't repeat the same mistake all over again. >> Lillian Feddledock - Wed, 24 Apr 2019 18:31:23 EST ywvUPnPp No.46219 Reply >>46209Improve definitelyMake amends? No way. For one I'm not different enough from who I was before I did wrong, and secondly the people I would make amends to are sadistic enough that they'd take my attempts to as an opportunity to take advantage of me. >> Lillian Feddledock - Wed, 24 Apr 2019 18:49:40 EST ywvUPnPp No.46220 Reply >>46219Not entirely true. Most of them wouldn't. But there's one, who I feel I've wronged the most, who would.
>> Doris Goodway - Sat, 06 Apr 2019 16:27:54 EST cjvypK0g No.46209 Reply The logic being, of course, if you're having unwanted dreams about your regrets, stop having regrets to have unwanted dreams about. Your mind is trying to tell you to find closure because for whatever reason the current conclusions following the events you regret aren't something you are okay with and you know deep down there are actions you could take to make amends or to improve so that you don't repeat the same mistake all over again.
>> Lillian Feddledock - Wed, 24 Apr 2019 18:31:23 EST ywvUPnPp No.46219 Reply >>46209Improve definitelyMake amends? No way. For one I'm not different enough from who I was before I did wrong, and secondly the people I would make amends to are sadistic enough that they'd take my attempts to as an opportunity to take advantage of me.
>> Lillian Feddledock - Wed, 24 Apr 2019 18:49:40 EST ywvUPnPp No.46220 Reply >>46219Not entirely true. Most of them wouldn't. But there's one, who I feel I've wronged the most, who would.
reoccuring elements View Thread Reply Hide Rebecca Sellybork - Wed, 13 Dec 2017 23:28:43 EST j/7IU3e5 No.45870 File: 1513225723156.gif -(661212B / 645.71KB, 320x191) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. what reoccurring elements do you have in your dreams?i seem to always be trapped in a maze or some kind of labyrinth unable to get to my destination and loose teeth 37 posts and 8 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Isabella Chedgekot - Sun, 07 Apr 2019 16:00:47 EST 7YBewAUV No.46212 Reply 1554667247973.jpg -(66753B / 65.19KB, 680x664) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. People gang up on me and hurt me in my dreams often because it happend in real life and it was not nice. >> Lydia Soshdale - Mon, 15 Apr 2019 13:24:55 EST xaZyTRVd No.46215 Reply im just always getting chased through a somewhat recognizable city /area ive dreamt before every possible landscape thats occured, forest, ghetto projects, empty sidewalks, im always getting chased and they kill me awake, shoot or stab.. >> Clara Henningforth - Wed, 17 Apr 2019 18:23:00 EST ywvUPnPp No.46216 Reply >>46128>Would you know it if you were? That's a good question.It's been about a year now and the pattern is still the same. A lot less about school and more about having friends who secretly hate me, or bystanders who will act oblivious (not encouraging, just completely oblivious) while I'm being tortured by another person.I've lived with the default assumption that other people hate me and are measuring me against some metric that I have to evasively pretend I fit for basically all my life. There's an element of guilt too, but that's muddled because I'm not really sure how wrong I was. So I avoid people as much as I can, and when someone says hello to me I pretend not to hear them. Obviously I feel isolated as fuck and I'm suspicious as hell of other peoples' suspiciousness. Used to get blamed for doing things I didn't do a lot when I was younger, by both parents.I don't feel depressed in the way I did when I was a teenager. I just feel walled in and completely fucked. And I know that -my- behavior is off-putting to people, which makes them suspicious, which makes me suspicious of them, which makes my behavior more off-putting, etc. Until I explode and do something stupid and everyone assumes I'm some kind of ultra-malevolent demonic asshole, or at least I assume that they assume that.
>> Isabella Chedgekot - Sun, 07 Apr 2019 16:00:47 EST 7YBewAUV No.46212 Reply 1554667247973.jpg -(66753B / 65.19KB, 680x664) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. People gang up on me and hurt me in my dreams often because it happend in real life and it was not nice.
>> Lydia Soshdale - Mon, 15 Apr 2019 13:24:55 EST xaZyTRVd No.46215 Reply im just always getting chased through a somewhat recognizable city /area ive dreamt before every possible landscape thats occured, forest, ghetto projects, empty sidewalks, im always getting chased and they kill me awake, shoot or stab..
>> Clara Henningforth - Wed, 17 Apr 2019 18:23:00 EST ywvUPnPp No.46216 Reply >>46128>Would you know it if you were? That's a good question.It's been about a year now and the pattern is still the same. A lot less about school and more about having friends who secretly hate me, or bystanders who will act oblivious (not encouraging, just completely oblivious) while I'm being tortured by another person.I've lived with the default assumption that other people hate me and are measuring me against some metric that I have to evasively pretend I fit for basically all my life. There's an element of guilt too, but that's muddled because I'm not really sure how wrong I was. So I avoid people as much as I can, and when someone says hello to me I pretend not to hear them. Obviously I feel isolated as fuck and I'm suspicious as hell of other peoples' suspiciousness. Used to get blamed for doing things I didn't do a lot when I was younger, by both parents.I don't feel depressed in the way I did when I was a teenager. I just feel walled in and completely fucked. And I know that -my- behavior is off-putting to people, which makes them suspicious, which makes me suspicious of them, which makes my behavior more off-putting, etc. Until I explode and do something stupid and everyone assumes I'm some kind of ultra-malevolent demonic asshole, or at least I assume that they assume that.
succubus dreams View Thread Reply Hide daume - Sun, 07 Apr 2019 19:37:34 EST OLjyw/Hd No.46213 File: 1554680254897.jpg -(36604B / 35.75KB, 640x629) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. this is a recurring thing for me lately. i have been having sexual dreams involving a shapeshifting woman. in one instance, it took the form of an ex fuck buddy and we fucked, it was amazing but later she transformed into another girl and fucked two other guys. it was a bit bizarre but i didn't think too much of it at the time. however, last night i had a particularly terrifying night/set of dreams. it took a long time to fall asleep, and when i finally did my 'dream memory' begins with me becoming semi-lucid, in bed with a girl who i had just had sex with, in an unfamiliar house. she vanished when i looked away for a moment and i was left alone. i went out into a hallway and saw two identical, dismembered bodies (arm/leg missing), floating in midair. this is when the unnerving atmosphere began to really set in and i felt i was being constantly watched and tricked by the succubus. i felt something crawling in my mouth and pulled out a beetle covered in green goo, it somehow appeared there. i continued wandering through the strange house, occasionally retracing my steps only for the previously visited rooms to have changed completely. it really fucked with my semi lucid mind, being so lost and confused. i came across a room with a bunch of multicolored, cubic toys spinning and dancing silently. i briefly recall walking around an urban/city environment after this but cant remember much. there was another bit where i was on a dock at night time crowded with people, when an aircraft suddenly exploded after being attacked by an armed helicopter, and everyone started panicking. the helicopter rained down machine gun fire onto the crowded dock and suddenly i was transported to the next part of the dream.the next sexual act with the succubus (in the same set of dreams, same house as previously mentioned) involved the succubus sucking another guy's dick while she forced my onto my knees to kiss her feet (don't judge me but this really turned me on and easily seduced me.) this went on for a while and eventually the other guy vanished. i became angry at the succubus because i felt as if the penetration and sexual domination she had forced on me had drained my life essence/chi in some way. i grabbed her by the shoulders and asked if she was a spirit. she said nothing but her face transformed from a young cute e-girl looking thot (my weakness) to a middle age woman. she promptly vanished after this. this scene is especially ingrained in my mind because i could see the intelligence in her eyes, if that makes sense (although she would not directly communicate with me.) i also felt as if she was much older than she appeared. after this dream sequence i was trapped in a cycle of mini-dreams>sleep paralysis>mini-dreams>false awakenings>residual psychotic feelings etc for a while, which was rather upsetting. when i finally got up i felt drained, lethargic, and unrested yet still manic and psychotic. i took 1.5 mgs of xanax this morning to try to calm down which helped a bit but i'm still a bit shook and afraid to sleep again. maybe i'm just a pussy.in retrospect, i have had many other dreams involving women trying to seduce me , kiss me, generally etc. i wonder if this is merely a reflection of my sex addiction or if i am actually encountering sentient beings due to my dabbling in occult Shiet. im sry for the long post but it's a bit therapeutic to write about my experiences regardless of how schizophrenic/delusional it may sound, and i was wondering if anyone has had similar experiences to this? i might just be projecting my sex addiction but these recent dreams feel different than other sex related dreams i've had.
