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TwitchyMagee wrote: »
The worst is when the car will only go in reverse and you don’t remember how to driveFeastRepeat wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »I don’t have spooky dreams any more
From childhood until just a few years ago I had terrible nightmares
Id dream I could only save one of my parents from hell
Id dream I was being stalked by demons
Id dream that everyone had been raptured and I was all alone in the world.
It’s so good to be free of that. Now, as long as I’m careful about caffeine, my sleep is restful
That is intense. I am so glad your sleep is restful now.
All my dreams have the same theme. I am trying to get somewhere, but I can't. We don't need Freud in here to break that one down.
Or you get stuck in one of those buildings that feels almost like an adventure but also could take a scary turn at any moment and you keep going down the same hallway and you know you passed that bird before but when you ask him for directions he turns into your 10th grade boyfriend.
Are you Freddy Kreuger or Inception Leo? Get out of my dreams!2 -
Well, if I’m remembering correctly and it is possible that I’m not, he believed that dreams happened instantaneously. So what might feel like an hour long expedition actually happens in an instant. I don’t believe that personally but I’m pretty sure that’s what he said. I think he might also be the guy who said that dreams are the result of external stimuli and Did not have any deep psychological meaning. I’m not sure I believe that eitherButterMeMuffinz wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
I won like second place or something in the seventh grade science fair for my project on sleep and dreams. Can I interest you in some Alfred Maury?ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »FeastRepeat wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »I don’t have spooky dreams any more
From childhood until just a few years ago I had terrible nightmares
Id dream I could only save one of my parents from hell
Id dream I was being stalked by demons
Id dream that everyone had been raptured and I was all alone in the world.
It’s so good to be free of that. Now, as long as I’m careful about caffeine, my sleep is restful
That is intense. I am so glad your sleep is restful now.
All my dreams have the same theme. I am trying to get somewhere, but I can't. We don't need Freud in here to break that one down.
I think where dreams come from is like, the one thing Freud was right about
You absolutely can
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FeastRepeat wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
The worst is when the car will only go in reverse and you don’t remember how to driveFeastRepeat wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »I don’t have spooky dreams any more
From childhood until just a few years ago I had terrible nightmares
Id dream I could only save one of my parents from hell
Id dream I was being stalked by demons
Id dream that everyone had been raptured and I was all alone in the world.
It’s so good to be free of that. Now, as long as I’m careful about caffeine, my sleep is restful
That is intense. I am so glad your sleep is restful now.
All my dreams have the same theme. I am trying to get somewhere, but I can't. We don't need Freud in here to break that one down.
Or you get stuck in one of those buildings that feels almost like an adventure but also could take a scary turn at any moment and you keep going down the same hallway and you know you passed that bird before but when you ask him for directions he turns into your 10th grade boyfriend.
Are you Freddy Kreuger or Inception Leo? Get out of my dreams!
There’s a photo around here somewhere. I’ll try to find it0 -
My personal feeling about dreams is that even though a lot of them are nothing, sometimes important things do come up in them though they can only be accurately interpreted by the dreamer even if there are some common symbols that happened in particular cultures.ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
Well, if I’m remembering correctly and it is possible that I’m not, he believed that dreams happened instantaneously. So I might feel like an hour long expedition actually happens in an instant. I don’t believe that personally but I’m pretty sure that’s what he said. I think he might also be the guy who said that dreams are the result of external stimuli and Did not have any deep psychological meaning. I’m not sure I believe that eitherButterMeMuffinz wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
I won like second place or something in the seventh grade science fair for my project on sleep and dreams. Can I interest you in some Alfred Maury?ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »FeastRepeat wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »I don’t have spooky dreams any more
From childhood until just a few years ago I had terrible nightmares
Id dream I could only save one of my parents from hell
Id dream I was being stalked by demons
Id dream that everyone had been raptured and I was all alone in the world.
It’s so good to be free of that. Now, as long as I’m careful about caffeine, my sleep is restful
That is intense. I am so glad your sleep is restful now.
All my dreams have the same theme. I am trying to get somewhere, but I can't. We don't need Freud in here to break that one down.
I think where dreams come from is like, the one thing Freud was right about
You absolutely can
I'm not sure if he's the first but he did say they were based off of external stimuli and that is definitely something that makes up where our dreams come from.
I think I agree that they don't have a deep psychological meaning most of the time. Obviously you can dream of things that might be stressing you out or were traumatic for you, but there is no way that the dream I had in grade 2 where my friends Stephanie and David were getting married was something of deep, internal importance to me.
eta: but I do know that some people place a lot of importance on dreams, so I understand why
someone would have the belief that they do
mean something - I just personally think that a lot
of my dreams are nonsense, so I don't think
holding that meaning for them applies to
me
For example, I sometimes dream in visual metaphors. So if I dream of a guy whose butt hole has a mouth, in my waking life I might interpret that to mean that particular person talks out of his *kitten*.
In other words they can bring to my conscious thought things that have been simmering below the surface in my mind
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FeastRepeat wrote: »ermengarde22 wrote: »this place is highways and skyscrapers and industry and aggression and vocal fry and idk why i live here
Same thought daily.
Same - my plan is to move to Wyoming within the next 5-7 years ish - hopefully I can make it happen1 -
😂 The mind is a strange place. Some stranger than othersButterMeMuffinz wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
My personal feeling about dreams is that even though a lot of them are nothing, sometimes important things do come up in them though they can only be accurately interpreted by the dreamer even if there are some common symbols that happened in particular cultures.ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
Well, if I’m remembering correctly and it is possible that I’m not, he believed that dreams happened instantaneously. So I might feel like an hour long expedition actually happens in an instant. I don’t believe that personally but I’m pretty sure that’s what he said. I think he might also be the guy who said that dreams are the result of external stimuli and Did not have any deep psychological meaning. I’m not sure I believe that eitherButterMeMuffinz wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
I won like second place or something in the seventh grade science fair for my project on sleep and dreams. Can I interest you in some Alfred Maury?ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »FeastRepeat wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »I don’t have spooky dreams any more
From childhood until just a few years ago I had terrible nightmares
Id dream I could only save one of my parents from hell
Id dream I was being stalked by demons
Id dream that everyone had been raptured and I was all alone in the world.
It’s so good to be free of that. Now, as long as I’m careful about caffeine, my sleep is restful
That is intense. I am so glad your sleep is restful now.
All my dreams have the same theme. I am trying to get somewhere, but I can't. We don't need Freud in here to break that one down.
I think where dreams come from is like, the one thing Freud was right about
You absolutely can
I'm not sure if he's the first but he did say they were based off of external stimuli and that is definitely something that makes up where our dreams come from.
I think I agree that they don't have a deep psychological meaning most of the time. Obviously you can dream of things that might be stressing you out or were traumatic for you, but there is no way that the dream I had in grade 2 where my friends Stephanie and David were getting married was something of deep, internal importance to me.
eta: but I do know that some people place a lot of importance on dreams, so I understand why
someone would have the belief that they do
mean something - I just personally think that a lot
of my dreams are nonsense, so I don't think
holding that meaning for them applies to
me
For example, I sometimes dream in visual metaphors. So if I dream of a guy whose butt hole has a mouth, in my waking life I might interpret that to mean that particular person talks out of his *kitten*.
In other words they can bring to my conscious thought things that have been simmering and below the surface in my mind
Because of this visual I worry that this is what I'll dream of tonight 😂
And I get what you're saying. I know dreams can
also be subconscious thoughts that your mind is sifting through while you sleep, so if you're someone that remembers those dreams then it seems more likely that you could decipher what exactly you were thinking of while you were dreaming.
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ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »
I had a dream once that instead of MFP being anTwitchyMagee wrote: »
😂 The mind is a strange place. Some stranger than othersButterMeMuffinz wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
My personal feeling about dreams is that even though a lot of them are nothing, sometimes important things do come up in them though they can only be accurately interpreted by the dreamer even if there are some common symbols that happened in particular cultures.ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
Well, if I’m remembering correctly and it is possible that I’m not, he believed that dreams happened instantaneously. So I might feel like an hour long expedition actually happens in an instant. I don’t believe that personally but I’m pretty sure that’s what he said. I think he might also be the guy who said that dreams are the result of external stimuli and Did not have any deep psychological meaning. I’m not sure I believe that eitherButterMeMuffinz wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
I won like second place or something in the seventh grade science fair for my project on sleep and dreams. Can I interest you in some Alfred Maury?ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »FeastRepeat wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »I don’t have spooky dreams any more
From childhood until just a few years ago I had terrible nightmares
Id dream I could only save one of my parents from hell
Id dream I was being stalked by demons
Id dream that everyone had been raptured and I was all alone in the world.
It’s so good to be free of that. Now, as long as I’m careful about caffeine, my sleep is restful
That is intense. I am so glad your sleep is restful now.
All my dreams have the same theme. I am trying to get somewhere, but I can't. We don't need Freud in here to break that one down.
I think where dreams come from is like, the one thing Freud was right about
You absolutely can
I'm not sure if he's the first but he did say they were based off of external stimuli and that is definitely something that makes up where our dreams come from.
I think I agree that they don't have a deep psychological meaning most of the time. Obviously you can dream of things that might be stressing you out or were traumatic for you, but there is no way that the dream I had in grade 2 where my friends Stephanie and David were getting married was something of deep, internal importance to me.
eta: but I do know that some people place a lot of importance on dreams, so I understand why
someone would have the belief that they do
mean something - I just personally think that a lot
of my dreams are nonsense, so I don't think
holding that meaning for them applies to
me
For example, I sometimes dream in visual metaphors. So if I dream of a guy whose butt hole has a mouth, in my waking life I might interpret that to mean that particular person talks out of his *kitten*.
In other words they can bring to my conscious thought things that have been simmering and below the surface in my mind
Because of this visual I worry that this is what I'll dream of tonight 😂
And I get what you're saying. I know dreams can
also be subconscious thoughts that your mind is sifting through while you sleep, so if you're someone that remembers those dreams then it seems more likely that you could decipher what exactly you were thinking of while you were dreaming.
internet forum it was a legitimate gym that we all went to.
Just the craziest gym I've ever seen in my life - no one was working out, it was like I was at a swingers convention
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TwitchyMagee wrote: »Innocent until proven guilty
What'd you do?0 -
FeastRepeat wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »Innocent until proven guilty
I knew it 😂TwitchyMagee wrote: »Innocent until proven guilty
What'd you do?
I’m just waiting for someone to reveal themselves I think. I got an itching in my gut0 -
You Like my profile pic?😁FeastRepeat wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »Innocent until proven guilty
I knew it 😂
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I loveee youuuuu 🌞
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TwitchyMagee wrote: »
You Like my profile pic?😁FeastRepeat wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »Innocent until proven guilty
I knew it 😂
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My children are “too old” for trick or treating so I want to make a Halloween trail in our woods. I’m picturing lit up masks and spooky lighting and signs that are hand-painted with stops along the way where they can collect candy. I’m not planning on spending a lot of money on this. Ideas?
Eta: also trick-or-treating in rural areas can be kind of funky1 -
We are all basically 8 years old. Sure. Why not?
Also, I’m leaving this planet ASAP.
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FeastRepeat wrote: »We are all basically 8 years old. Sure. Why not?
Also, I’m leaving this planet ASAP.
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TwitchyMagee wrote: »My children are “too old” for trick or treating so I want to make a Halloween trail in our woods. I’m picturing lit up masks and spooky lighting and signs that are hand-painted with stops along the way where they can collect candy. I’m not planning on spending a lot of money on this. Ideas?
Eta: also trick-or-treating in rural areas can be kind of funky
I love this idea so much. I will have a think or a Google on it for inspiration.1 -
freud’s mom was probably super hot3
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FeastRepeat wrote: »We are all basically 8 years old. Sure. Why not?
Also, I’m leaving this planet ASAP.TwitchyMagee wrote: »FeastRepeat wrote: »We are all basically 8 years old. Sure. Why not?
Also, I’m leaving this planet ASAP.
I know some adults who are going to be very happy with this
they are doing boo buckets this month and i am HYPED
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