What's on your mind?
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PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »stevehenderson776 wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »stevehenderson776 wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »I had a pretty disturbing dream last night. It made (and is still making me) wildly uncomfortable due to content/intent.
It makes me seriously question if something deep down is wrong with me, although I know I cannot control my dreams.
Most of my dreams tend to head in that direction after a while. I wouldn't read too much into it.
What kind of disturbing are we talking about?
Hopefully without getting put in MFP jail for mentioning it: Murder, for one. Murder that I committed or was party to. The other two I'd rather not mention because I don't need internet strangers judging me based on things in dreams I can't control.
Thoughts, words, and deeds, the statute blames with reason
But surely dreams were never indicted treason
I've daydreamed about murdering people just because they made a slurping noise when drinking coffee. I think you can be forgiven for having a dream about it.
This made me chuckle. I've never gone to that extreme of murdering daydreams but I certainly use the 'turn my head, roll my eyes and curse under my breath, or gotta get up and walk away before I *do* grab a knife' a lot. Course then it depends who the coffee slurper is too.
I'm no psychologist or dream interpreter, though that would be pretty cool. But it sounds like if you're murdering people in your sleep, you might be looking for a way to take back control of your life? IDK.
I've had a lot of dreams of people chasing me and trying to kill me. But Kosmoskitten, I don't recognize you in them.
And what's weird is the dreams seem to be repetitive, plus very real and memorable. 
Good topic for another thread? Dream interpretation? It'd be interesting to hear others' input. Not to mention, added laughs.
I tried 3x to start a "Dream Interpretation" thread in Chit-Chat just now but the app keeps booting me out of the Discussion setup page (always once I tag you)
Being only 7am and lacking caffeine, know that I tried to help bring your vision to life but the universe won't allow it 🤷🏿♀️
There was a thread at one time where you posted your dream and this mfper would tell you the meaning...
Hey, that thread was kinda fun. Problem was I think most people are probably like me where they don't consistently remember their dreams, so it's hard to provide "fuel" for the thread.1 -
its 2020, where’s my flying car with auto driving cryogenic sleep state capabilities and auto crispr regeneration???5
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KosmosKitten wrote: »stevehenderson776 wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »stevehenderson776 wrote: »KosmosKitten wrote: »I had a pretty disturbing dream last night. It made (and is still making me) wildly uncomfortable due to content/intent.
It makes me seriously question if something deep down is wrong with me, although I know I cannot control my dreams.
Most of my dreams tend to head in that direction after a while. I wouldn't read too much into it.
What kind of disturbing are we talking about?
Hopefully without getting put in MFP jail for mentioning it: Murder, for one. Murder that I committed or was party to. The other two I'd rather not mention because I don't need internet strangers judging me based on things in dreams I can't control.
Thoughts, words, and deeds, the statute blames with reason
But surely dreams were never indicted treason
I've daydreamed about murdering people just because they made a slurping noise when drinking coffee. I think you can be forgiven for having a dream about it.
That's why this was particularly dark, even for me. It wasn't my daydreaming about murdering someone who annoyed me or someone I even knew, it was the murder.. of a minor. A completely random child I did not know and have never known. There are some other issues with this dream that have me questioning things, honestly.
I understand it's a dream and I don't have a lot of influence on what I dream about, but I honestly can't even recall what I would have even been watching/reading to dream up that nightmare.
I also have questions. Was I the person who murdered her? Or was I merely an accomplice trying to hide evidence? Who would do that to a person? Why would I ever agree to help a murderer (IE. I wouldn't, so this dream is so out of character).
I suppose it's good that I question these things and that I worry about them as it shows I care enough to be bothered by it, but still. Just.. no. Why can't I have good dreams?
As I think it has been mentioned already, dreams aren't always literal. The child can represent innocence or curiousity, represent the inner you, or unresolved issues from your childhood. Heck, if you didn't have kids of your own, the kid could represent an intruder or visitor.
I'm not a dream interpreter by any means and I think there are sites for that online. However, my interpretations above came to mind before assuming you're prone to actual child murders 🤷🏿♀️2 -
@MaltedTea, in your field of study you probably took a class in there somewhere. You're right, they are seldom literal.
There are warning dreams but those can even happen when you're wide awake. Discernment. Intuition. Gut instinct.
If you spend time in the woods by yourself you have to stay aware of your surroundings at all times. It sharpens up your senses but everyone of us has those senses. We get a feel for what's around us or who might be staring a hole into the back of our head. You know when a parking lot is not safe or a dark alley. Fine tune it like a radio.
You can even feel people a million miles away. There essence comes across the air waves. It's not really cuckoo for cocoa puffs. You see them and you feel them. Heckatoot, you just know they're thinking about you, too. That's a great feeling.
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Is today an Iron Maiden day?1
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Reckoner69_lmao wrote: »Is today an Iron Maiden day?
I adore you but no.😜1 -
Miss_Chiev0us wrote: »Reckoner69_lmao wrote: »Is today an Iron Maiden day?
I adore you but no.😜
This hurts2 -
Reckoner69_lmao wrote: »Miss_Chiev0us wrote: »Reckoner69_lmao wrote: »Is today an Iron Maiden day?
I adore you but no.😜
This hurts
Ghosts don't get opinions, yo. You're dead.
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KosmosKitten wrote: »Reckoner69_lmao wrote: »Miss_Chiev0us wrote: »Reckoner69_lmao wrote: »Is today an Iron Maiden day?
I adore you but no.😜
This hurts
Ghosts don't get opinions, yo. You're dead.
It hurts right in my ectoplasmic heart!2 -
I can't wait for that sweet sweet health insurance to kick in next month. I'm going to get so many tests done. Health RantTop of the list is addressing this chronic cough I've had for years and what I'm pretty confident is sleep apnea. I'm ready to be able to breath and not be too tired for everything. I can't remember the last time I woke up feeling refreshed or ready for anything. I always just need a nap. Another nap. Please. Can I just sit down and rest my eyes. Cough cough cough struggle cough cough, ah air. Cough cough cough...
My joints always hurt and pop pop pop so I'm looking into that. I know cleaning up my diet will take care of the heartburn and indigestion and I'm already on it.
Going to a psychologist at some point to address the crazy too. Finally. If I don't procrastinate. 😓
I want my energy back.
😑 How the gf puts up with me idk. These are not attractive traits. Guess I'm just that cute and funny because otherwise I'm a underachieving anxiety ridden, tired af, wheezing, dying at 31 individual. Hawt.
My goal is to hopefully not be dying of anything and turning this whole ship around. Start running again. Start careing about things again. I don't want to spend my life in bed. I've got *kitten* to do.3 -
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_sw33tp3a_11 wrote: »
I would say you don't owe them loyalty even. You favor them with it.3 -
_sw33tp3a_11 wrote: »
I would say you don't owe them loyalty even. You favor them with it.
You are absolutely right.1 -
_sw33tp3a_11 wrote: »_sw33tp3a_11 wrote: »
I would say you don't owe them loyalty even. You favor them with it.
You are absolutely right.
I know. You probably owe me something for that.2 -
If you're reading this I hope something good happens to you today.8
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The 'Seal of approval' gif and the cat in a taco floating through space gif got me to chuckle. End laughter.2
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_sw33tp3a_11 wrote: »_sw33tp3a_11 wrote: »
I would say you don't owe them loyalty even. You favor them with it.
You are absolutely right.
I know. You probably owe me something for that.
Step into my office. We will discuss payment plans 😉1 -
_sw33tp3a_11 wrote: »_sw33tp3a_11 wrote: »_sw33tp3a_11 wrote: »
I would say you don't owe them loyalty even. You favor them with it.
You are absolutely right.
I know. You probably owe me something for that.
Step into my office. We will discuss payment plans 😉
which one is it?0 -
_sw33tp3a_11 wrote: »_sw33tp3a_11 wrote: »_sw33tp3a_11 wrote: »
I would say you don't owe them loyalty even. You favor them with it.
You are absolutely right.
I know. You probably owe me something for that.
Step into my office. We will discuss payment plans 😉
which one is it?
Figure it out.0 -
_sw33tp3a_11 wrote: »_sw33tp3a_11 wrote: »_sw33tp3a_11 wrote: »_sw33tp3a_11 wrote: »
I would say you don't owe them loyalty even. You favor them with it.
You are absolutely right.
I know. You probably owe me something for that.
Step into my office. We will discuss payment plans 😉
which one is it?
Figure it out.
dagnabbit0 -
A spider dropped down from the ceiling and is behind a large dresser that I cannot move by myself.2
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FourWindsWalker wrote: »A spider dropped down from the ceiling and is behind a large dresser that I cannot move by myself.
OMG, what are you gonna do?
Get the vacuum out, try to get it.
I would not rest until I found it.
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FourWindsWalker wrote: »A spider dropped down from the ceiling and is behind a large dresser that I cannot move by myself.
get a glass and a piece of paper and keep it near by. then you can put the glass surrounding it when it comes out, slide the paper under the glass and take it outside....
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MiNinaLisa wrote: »FourWindsWalker wrote: »A spider dropped down from the ceiling and is behind a large dresser that I cannot move by myself.
get a glass and a piece of paper and keep it near by. then you can put the glass surrounding it when it comes out, slide the paper under the glass and take it outside....
You are just so dang sweet! 😘3 -
MiNinaLisa wrote: »FourWindsWalker wrote: »A spider dropped down from the ceiling and is behind a large dresser that I cannot move by myself.
get a glass and a piece of paper and keep it near by. then you can put the glass surrounding it when it comes out, slide the paper under the glass and take it outside....
If you put the paper down first THEN put the glass over it, if you accidentally use the wrong side of the glass, you have a piece of paper with macabre dead-spider art on it5 -
It's fall and getting colder here. And, like every year... A few pesky mice get in the house.
I have this awesome cat who catches them almost as soon as they get in... But it usually involves him tearing around the house, then dropping the live one in the room, while me and my two kids scream and scatter, then I try to find a container to trap it and then run outside and throw him as far away as I can.
Sometimes the mouse sneaks away - under a couch, or into a corner. Last time there was an empty pop can on the floor (no judging) and after the cat kicked the stunned mouse off the stairs at my daughter and she screamed, the mouse ran into the kitchen, and then tried to climb over the pop can and ended up rolling on it like a bear on a ball! Hahaha, then he escaped.
So I set a trap. And I guess the mouse triggered the trap in the basement, but got flipped off into the floor where my cat caught it... Then he ran upstairs, past me into the kitchen, where I SAW the mouse.
He raced upstairs past my kids and their screaming and then jumped ONTO MY BED AND DROPPED THE MOUSE ON MY DUVET TO PLAY WITH IT!
I snagged it in a container, threw it outside, but now I'm afraid that I'm going to roll over and squeak.
Gaaaaah!4 -
KickassAmazon76 wrote: »It's fall and getting colder here. And, like every year... A few pesky mice get in the house.
I have this awesome cat who catches them almost as soon as they get in... But it usually involves him tearing around the house, then dropping the live one in the room, while me and my two kids scream and scatter, then I try to find a container to trap it and then run outside and throw him as far away as I can.
Sometimes the mouse sneaks away - under a couch, or into a corner. Last time there was an empty pop can on the floor (no judging) and after the cat kicked the stunned mouse off the stairs at my daughter and she screamed, the mouse ran into the kitchen, and then tried to climb over the pop can and ended up rolling on it like a bear on a ball! Hahaha, then he escaped.
So I set a trap. And I guess the mouse triggered the trap in the basement, but got flipped off into the floor where my cat caught it... Then he ran upstairs, past me into the kitchen, where I SAW the mouse.
He raced upstairs past my kids and their screaming and then jumped ONTO MY BED AND DROPPED THE MOUSE ON MY DUVET TO PLAY WITH IT!
I snagged it in a container, threw it outside, but now I'm afraid that I'm going to roll over and squeak.
Gaaaaah!
Had a cat once who killed a mouse and put it on my bare chest when I was sleeping. Little *kitten*.5 -
stevehenderson776 wrote: »KickassAmazon76 wrote: »It's fall and getting colder here. And, like every year... A few pesky mice get in the house.
I have this awesome cat who catches them almost as soon as they get in... But it usually involves him tearing around the house, then dropping the live one in the room, while me and my two kids scream and scatter, then I try to find a container to trap it and then run outside and throw him as far away as I can.
Sometimes the mouse sneaks away - under a couch, or into a corner. Last time there was an empty pop can on the floor (no judging) and after the cat kicked the stunned mouse off the stairs at my daughter and she screamed, the mouse ran into the kitchen, and then tried to climb over the pop can and ended up rolling on it like a bear on a ball! Hahaha, then he escaped.
So I set a trap. And I guess the mouse triggered the trap in the basement, but got flipped off into the floor where my cat caught it... Then he ran upstairs, past me into the kitchen, where I SAW the mouse.
He raced upstairs past my kids and their screaming and then jumped ONTO MY BED AND DROPPED THE MOUSE ON MY DUVET TO PLAY WITH IT!
I snagged it in a container, threw it outside, but now I'm afraid that I'm going to roll over and squeak.
Gaaaaah!
Had a cat once who killed a mouse and put it on my bare chest when I was sleeping. Little *kitten*.
My roommate in college had a cat named Pi. Pi was a fat, calico colored planet of a cat, but one morning, my roommate woke to a desiccated hamster carcass on her pillow.
Unsurprisingly, our upstairs neighbor reported a day or so later that one of her hamsters had escaped and had gone "missing" in our building.
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You are all great... But that isn't helping! Hahaha1
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FourWindsWalker wrote: »A spider dropped down from the ceiling and is behind a large dresser that I cannot move by myself.
Better than a wasp, I say. Even a half dead wasp because I swear they instantly magically reincarnate into super-Wasp. And they're angry.0
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