Intense dreams

HydroSqueegee

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Normally i only have a dream where i wake up going wtf every few months, but nothing drastic. But last night was rough.

It started off like any normal night. Crawl into bed and slowly doze off. Once the dream began, it was a little odd, but not bad. It started off with Tish and I moving into an old house on a corner lot in a small town (she never did appear in the dream oddly enough). I was happy because i got if for a steal at $100k when it was worth about 5 million. So im walking around the house and all of our cats are there. A nice big house with wood floors and seems to be fairly old. I notice odd things happening here and there, like the watter just turning off while im filling up the cats water dish.
So i then meet the neighbors. They live in a building across a large green mowed field that goes directly up to the back of our house. I tell them i think the place is haunted and take a picture of the house to show them what looks to be a person in the window.
They confirm the place is haunted and that why the owners sold so cheaply. No big deal i thought. I'll just have a stern talk with the ghost to show him whos boss and get him to leave.
So I go about living there and more and more weird stuff happens. So i continue to freak out more and more. Creepy sounds begin and a terrible presence begins to make itself known. As you enter the front door, a wide staircase goes up the the second floor. This is where the being manifests itself.
I finally cannot stand it and start to pack my things. Im encourged by neighbors and family to confront the thing. And bring them along to show that it does exist.
As im walking back, the cats are in the window between it and a curtin. I see them being dragged off by an arm. A long, muscily arm with veins rippeling the skin and long yellow pointy fingernails.
So i get back into the house and all is quiet. I make my way to the stairs and start yelling for it to leave my house. Thats when the groaning and moaning begin as it slowly comes into view comming down the stairs. Floating, just 2 abnormally large dead looking arms with what looks to be tattered swaths of cloth flowing down where a torso should be. I start freaking out yelling for it to leave, but it just keeps slowly lumbering at me. I back up and continue to yell anything i hope will drive it off, but still it comes.

At this point tish wakes me up and tells me ive been mumbeling in my sleep.

What i wrote was very sketchy and does no where close of conveying what happened or how i felt. It was intense. I wish I was a better wrighter or even had more time to polish it up into something coherent. But dear god was that a freaky experiance.

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I can't nail my dreams down like this. All of mine are incoherent trails of nonsense with no real plot.

In last night's dream, for example, I was sitting at a table in a restaurant (probably Olive Garden) eating dinner with Knyte. His dad showed up, we talked about table saws for a minute, we watched a hot waitress walk by, and then three seconds later I was chasing a talking cat through a forest. All it would say is "No, you have to help me. Stop it!" over and over and over. Not sure what I was trying to do to that poor thing. Suddenly the forest turned into a food court in a mall, I forgot all about the cat, and there was a crowd of people watching a huge tornado approaching through one of the skylights in the ceiling. At some point I took the subway home, which we don't have in Dallas. And we certainly don't have them in our malls.

I think there might be something wrong with me.
 
I get dreams like that, but the fucked up part is mostly during scary dreams is when I get sleep paralysis and my mind will wake up from it yet my body is still asleep.

I have to sit there and try not to panic or push myself back to sleep while some evil demonic thing is hovering above my head.

It's eerie being like that and hearing the fan going above you or feel the cats jump up on the bed - yet can't move.
 
A lot of the time, i'll have dreams where they pick up where they left off the night before and will do that for a couple weeks or more. And even more frequently i'll have different dreams, but the setting will be exactly the same and the dreams can be months apart.
I remember dreams I had when i was a kid, its some crazy stuff.
 
I have been prone to horrid nightmares my entire life, every night. I have not been checked out for it but I have what I have heard been called "night terrors". This is why I hardly sleep because if I dont let me body go into a deep sleep I will not have such intense dreams. 2 nights ago I woke up covered from head to toe in feathers. I guess I got into another blood bath in my sleep and ripped my feather pillow in half. My roommate thought it was great last night when I was dragging all of my linens downstairs to shake the bushle of feathers out
 
dreaming is a very common happening, whether you remember it or not. its functional and valuable, but it doesn't have to be remembered the next day. a lot of remembering depends on what part of your sleep cycle you wake up in.
 
I get dreams like that, but the fucked up part is mostly during scary dreams is when I get sleep paralysis and my mind will wake up from it yet my body is still asleep.

I have to sit there and try not to panic or push myself back to sleep while some evil demonic thing is hovering above my head.

It's eerie being like that and hearing the fan going above you or feel the cats jump up on the bed - yet can't move.


the last time i can remember having a dream i wake up from either talking or doing something whas when i was 17, waking up sitting upright in bed with my arm stretched out feeling mighty depressed that the turkey drumstick i was dreaming of and about to eat wasnt real. :(
 
I get dreams like that, but the fucked up part is mostly during scary dreams is when I get sleep paralysis and my mind will wake up from it yet my body is still asleep.

I have to sit there and try not to panic or push myself back to sleep while some evil demonic thing is hovering above my head.

It's eerie being like that and hearing the fan going above you or feel the cats jump up on the bed - yet can't move.

holy crap you get that too????

When it happens to me it feels like my body is sliding down and off the foot part of the bed but I know I am not moving but cannot completely wake up. Wow you dont know what that means to me hearing that I am not the only one that happens to, lol. Or I will get vague images of my room/fan and not be able to move completely but the harder I try the more it feels as if I am sliding.
 
the last time i can remember having a dream i wake up from either talking or doing something whas when i was 17, waking up sitting upright in bed with my arm stretched out feeling mighty depressed that the turkey drumstick i was dreaming of and about to eat wasnt real. :(

That's more like sleep walking.


You guys ever heard of sleep sex? It's actually a condition... I'd link ya, but I'm at work.
 
holy crap you get that too????

When it happens to me it feels like my body is sliding down and off the foot part of the bed but I know I am not moving but cannot completely wake up. Wow you dont know what that means to me hearing that I am not the only one that happens to, lol. Or I will get vague images of my room/fan and not be able to move completely but the harder I try the more it feels as if I am sliding.

Huh?
 
That's a bold claim. Please cite your source(s).

I just Googled "everybody dreams" and came up with a fuckload of links.

something from about.com said:
Everybody dreams at night. Maybe you don’t remember your dreams when you wake up in the morning but, you typically, in an 8 hour night of sleeping have around 5 or 6 dreams. Dreaming is similar to being in hypnosis, only you are much deeper.
 
Most scientists believe that almost all humans dream with approximately the same frequency. Even those who rarely recall dreams report having them if awakened during rapid eye movement (REM) sleep. Dreaming in animals varies from species to species. Some species do not dream at all [citation needed].


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