• 🍉 Albert 🍉@lemmy.world
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    23 hours ago

    fuck no, my dreams narratives are literal existential nightmares.

    Often involve the meta narrative that I’m in a dream, with many fake wake ups, so when I wake up. i cannot be sure if it is a dream or not.

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    1 day ago

    I once had the opposite. I woke up to a dream because “the story was okay, but this thing is so horrendously badly directed that this really is not worth watching!”

    People kept being shown either from too close or from too far away and the director was concentrating on a lot of irrelevant things, and omitting a lot that would be important for actually undertanding the plot.

    The dream was not scary to any extent. Just badly directed. So, I “left the theatre”, that is: Woke up. and was annoyed because I had managed to sleep only a bit over half of what I would have needed to. And couldn’t fall asleep anytime soon after waking up. It did not help that I felt like an idiot for this conflict between the “viewer” and the “director”. Like, how the hell is this even a reason to wake up? Just fix the damn direction if it bothers, you stupid viewer. You two are the same damn guy!

    My brain is not clever.

  • gandalf_der_12te@discuss.tchncs.de
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    20 hours ago

    Happens a lot these days. Yesterday i was dreaming about some english language exam. In the dream i had slept halfway through the exam, only to wake up 1 minute before the test was over and just writing some improvised answers. When i woke up, i tried to check what i had written in the dream and it was total nonsense.

    Still amusing though. The test was plausible and the teacher had a very distinct personality (she liked me) and there was a certain atmosphere in the classroom. 10/10 would recommend.

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      20 hours ago

      I like how everyone simply has weird school dreams that we simply do not acknowledge.

      “Ah yes, it’s that common ptsd from education system which follows you for life and affects your psyche even decades later. Relatable.”

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      1 day ago

      You have. It just takes mere seconds to completely forget about them when you wake up. If there’s anytime someone who will wake you up, ask them to immediately ask you what dream you were watching. You’ll remember it :)

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        23 hours ago

        Nah, I remember them sometimes. But they’re not dreams like I once had, best I can describe it they’re just a mass rush of incomprehensible images with patterns overlaid on them, like watching a video on 100x fast forward on a screen covered in a moving doily or something.

      • WhyIHateTheInternet@lemmy.world
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        1 day ago

        I have complete recall of my dreams. But that only started after I quit smoking weed. I kept thinking my dreams got super intense after quitting but then I realized they’ve always been that way I just couldn’t remember them.