Worst dream...ever

DogMaster4 · Golden Retriever

RE: Worst dream...ever

Pelord · eh

Nintendogsgal54 wrote:
I was obviosuly seeing things

Lets take this outside.

IWN · Siberian Husky

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haha I don't usually have nightmares, or dreams for that matter.
Although I do have dreams where I feel like I'm falling, it's quite weird ;D

DogMaster4 · Golden Retriever

IWN wrote:

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haha I don't usually have nightmares, or dreams for that matter.
Although I do have dreams where I feel like I'm falling, it's quite weird ;D

I HATE that! It's so awkward!

IWN · Siberian Husky

DogMaster4 wrote:

IWN wrote:

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haha I don't usually have nightmares, or dreams for that matter.
Although I do have dreams where I feel like I'm falling, it's quite weird ;D

I HATE that! It's so awkward!

It really is XDD
I wake up and I'm like "AHHHH IM FALLING...wait..no...I'm still in my bed.."

XD

Nintendogsgal54 · Flyer-Fan Admin

DogMaster4 wrote:

Nintendogsgal54 wrote:

I woke up one night and saw my sweathshirt fly. I was obviosuly seeing things, but it freaked me out, omg. XD

...XDDDDD

I went and got my Mom, I was all half-asleep. Must have been quite humourous. :D XD

Pelord · eh

IWN wrote:

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haha I don't usually have nightmares, or dreams for that matter.
Although I do have dreams where I feel like im falling, it's quite weird ;D

that's not a dream. :P

"Hypnagogic and Hypnopompic States

These are sleep transition states that occur when falling asleep (hypnagogic) or coming out of sleep (hypnopompic).They occur when we continue to remain in dream state while waking up or falling asleep and one can therefore experience auditory, visual, or tactile hallucinations or the sensation of falling or feeling that a "presence" is near; they can also cause one to feel pressure on the chest or back or feeling like you can't breathe. These experiences could definitely lead someone to mistakenly believe that they are seeing, hearing or feeling a ghost or spirit. These states may occur simultaneously with sleep paralysis or on their own.It's just one more thing to investigate when considering your experience, especially if all or most of your experiences are right before you fall asleep or immediately upon waking up."

^Jamie Hernandez

-- Edited by Dark at 19:58, 2008-03-05

Veoria · Dalmation

I don't like teh feeling of falling or flying in dreams. It is a weird feeling.

IWN · Siberian Husky

Dark wrote:

IWN wrote:

o.0
haha I don't usually have nightmares, or dreams for that matter.
Although I do have dreams where I feel like im falling, it's quite weird ;D

that's not a dream. :P

"Hypnagogic and Hypnopompic States

These are sleep transition states that occur when falling asleep (hypnagogic) or coming out of sleep (hypnopompic).They occur when we continue to remain in dream state while waking up or falling asleep and one can therefore experience auditory, visual, or tactile hallucinations or the sensation of falling or feeling that a "presence" is near; they can also cause one to feel pressure on the chest or back or feeling like you can't breathe. These experiences could definitely lead someone to mistakenly believe that they are seeing, hearing or feeling a ghost or spirit. These states may occur simultaneously with sleep paralysis or on their own.It's just one more thing to investigate when considering your experience, especially if all or most of your experiences are right before you fall asleep or immediately upon waking up."

^Jamie Hernandez

-- Edited by Dark at 19:58, 2008-03-05

Uhm...it was.
But whatever?

Pelord · eh

IWN wrote:

Dark wrote:

IWN wrote:

o.0
haha I don't usually have nightmares, or dreams for that matter.
Although I do have dreams where I feel like im falling, it's quite weird ;D

that's not a dream. :P

"Hypnagogic and Hypnopompic States

These are sleep transition states that occur when falling asleep (hypnagogic) or coming out of sleep (hypnopompic).They occur when we continue to remain in dream state while waking up or falling asleep and one can therefore experience auditory, visual, or tactile hallucinations or the sensation of falling or feeling that a "presence" is near; they can also cause one to feel pressure on the chest or back or feeling like you can't breathe. These experiences could definitely lead someone to mistakenly believe that they are seeing, hearing or feeling a ghost or spirit. These states may occur simultaneously with sleep paralysis or on their own.It's just one more thing to investigate when considering your experience, especially if all or most of your experiences are right before you fall asleep or immediately upon waking up."

^Jamie Hernandez

-- Edited by Dark at 19:58, 2008-03-05

Uhm...it was.
But whatever?

I was informing you of what it is, so that you know. It's not, completely, a dream if you read that big blob of text.
Actually read before you give me attitude.