The meaning of nightmares

Wainkerr99

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'Dreaming is natural, and so is the occasional "wrong turn" into a less-than-welcome nightmare. These stories we tell ourselves at night have an important and useful function. Dreams help us think about and sort out issues from our waking life. Here, the ten most common nightmares' messages are explained.'



I had a recurring nightmare once. For years I would arrive at school only to never make it to the class, at least not on time. I would always arrive in a different building each time I had this *****, only to wander around endlessly trying to find the class. No-one knew where, so I was pretty much lost. It came from anxiety about starting at university. No-one wants to be your friend, people will seldom help, the lecturers think you are pathetic, that kind of thing.

I found out about facing one's fears. So, I decided next time I had this ****** ***** I would somehow look at and examine the fear. Stare it straight on. I managed to do this in the *****. That was the last time I had it.

Now if I could just do something about these crappy toilet dreams where I always land up in a funky, awful freakin' loo.




(By the way, when you type the tag 'scary' in the thread tags, the forum suggest 'scary dumb cop,' Funny.)
 

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