Crazy Dreams

whitewave

Does anyone else have weird, recurring dreams?

I regularly have ones where I'm panicking about studying for exams, even though I'm finished college and will hopefully never have to study again. I also have ones at least once a week when one or both of my legs don't work...no idea why.

Any dream interpreters want to explain them? (or any AHers want to give me their version of it?)

FatherLen

everybody hates when other people talk about their dreams.

AnonoBoy

Any dream interpreters want to explain them?

Yes.

Dreams are just your brain doing a massive fart and have no meaning.

Latchy

Last night I was dreaming I was watching Mick Jagger tag wrestle with some other musicians including Midge Ure and than an orb appeared and scooped them up and away. I gave up trying to make sense of my crazy dreams some time ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tr1KbMWfnX0

'' someone else's crazy dreams don't get you nowhere ''

Odysseus

whitewave wrote: »

Does anyone else have weird, recurring dreams?

I regularly have ones where I'm panicking about studying for exams, even though I'm finished college and will hopefully never have to study again. I also have ones at least once a week when one or both of my legs don't work...no idea why.

Any dream interpreters want to explain them? (or any AHers want to give me their version of it?)

Go into therapy and pay for it, you will get nothing free here.

CreepingDeath

whitewave wrote: »

I regularly have ones where I'm panicking about studying for exams, even though I'm finished college and will hopefully never have to study again.

It's anxiety about not being ready for something.
You might be behind on a project in work, or out of your depth in your job.

whitewave wrote: »

I also have ones at least once a week when one or both of my legs don't work...no idea why.

Sometimes the dream is prompted by your physical environment in your sleep.
Maybe your legs get tangled in the bedsheets and that gets integrated into your dreams.

donegal_road

here you go OP. Dream Dictionary

SEPT 23 1989

Yes they mean you are going to die

StormWarrior

I've had several recurring dreams for about 15-20 years. In all of them I'm lost and trying to find my way home.

There's one where it's night and I'm either wandering around the main roads trying to find a bus home, or else driving insanely fast down the motorway but can't find my turnoff.

There's another where I'm wandering around a housing estate in the evening as it's getting dark and I can't find my way out of it. Often in this dream I end up wandering so far that I end up in some fields, even more lost than I was to begin with.

The dreams are a little different each time but basically as described above, and the scenery is always the same, it's almost always the same motorway, the same housing estate, the same fields. Very occasionally something a little different might happen, like once as I was walking along the road in a dream a woman with a horse in her garden gave me directions. Another time driving along the motorway I stopped off at a shop. But usually they are the same. And I always have quite a strong panicky urgency, like I'm getting scared that I can't find my way and it's getting dark. Also driving down the motorway I'm always scared by the speed of the car.



As a child I had a recurring dream that I was peeping out of a gap in my garage door and saw a huge fat scary man in a blue t shirt sitting in a deck chair, reading a newspaper outside. I'd always get terrified that he'd see me.

BillyMitchel

I'm getting ads about my brain at the bottom of my screen OP, I fell strange, trance like state. What have you done to me OP? Is this inception?? Are you really Leo?? I'm not gay you know that don't you?? You should because you are in my head.

You'll never get the codes OP, NEVER!!!

I've read Freuds interpretation of dreams and at one stage if I remember correctly he gave his patients loads of cocaine so they could describe them better. My point: go do loads of coke.

Odysseus

BillyMitchel wrote: »

I've read Freuds interpretation of dreams and at one stage if I remember correctly he gave his patients loads of cocaine so they could describe them better. My point: go do loads of coke.

Your not remembering it correctly, sadly. However if there is a line going

Czarcasm

StormWarrior wrote: »

As a child I had a recurring dream that I was peeping out of a gap in my garage door and saw a huge fat scary man in a blue t shirt sitting in a deck chair, reading a newspaper outside. I'd always get terrified that he'd see me.

Heyyy! I wasn't THAT fat, it was just the way the light cast a shadow... I, I mean...

>_>
<_<

*legs it as fast as my chubby little legs will carry me* :pac:

D1stant

I has a dream I was married to Victoria Principal, lived in a big house and was fcukin loaded. Then I took a shower......

WoollyRedHat

Yeah I dream of this

Paddycrumlinman

When I was younger about 15 years ago, I kept on having these crazy life like dreams where i'm on stage dancing and signing with Brittany Spears. Now I could and still can't stand that woman.

So there I am on stage with Brittany, singing and dancing away when all of a sudden, I whip out my Mickey and blow a load all over her face. I mean in the dream she is covered in my junk and the crowd go crazy.

Had this dream about 20 times, and it was messed up big time.

When I woke up, I was like WTF is wrong with me.

I did not even get a wet dream out of it, felt a bit ripped off.

BillyMitchel

Odysseus wrote: »

Your not remembering it correctly, sadly. However if there is a line going

But someone does die for overdosing on coke though? It must be well over 10 years since I've read it.

Hobbes

There is a forum for this. But here is mine.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=51837417

Odysseus

BillyMitchel wrote: »

But someone does die for overdosing on coke though? It must be well over 10 years since I've read it.

Well, it refers to a period in time. The cocaine episode as its called occurred over ten years prior to Freud getting into psychotherapeutics.

You have to remember that very little was know about coke at the time, Freud was readinging medical papers from America where people where claiming that the had cured people from morphine addiction with cocaine. Not really suprising, people thought heroin would stop morphine addiction at one time too.

Anyway a friend of Freuds another doctor had a problem with morphine; Freud suggesed IM injections of cocaine. However, being an addict his friend dropped the im injections and carried on with IV injections.

That whole period of his life is very interesting.

BillyMitchel

Odysseus wrote: »

Well, it refers to a period in time. The cocaine episode as its called occurred over ten years prior to Freud getting into psychotherapeutics.

You have to remember that very little was know about coke at the time, Freud was readinging medical papers from America where people where claiming that the had cured people from morphine addiction with cocaine. Not really suprising, people thought heroin would stop morphine addiction at one time too.

Anyway a friend of Freuds another doctor had a problem with morphine; Freud suggesed IM injections of cocaine. However, being an addict his friend dropped the im injections and carried on with IV injections.

That whole period of his life is very interesting.

Thanks for that! From what I remember it was very interesting. I must dig that book out again.

Oh no lines here, sorry!

1ZRed

I've had the same dream about the leaving cert about 5 or 6 times in nearly two years which is a far as reoccurring goes for me.

I dream that what I got in my LC was actually what I got in my mocks and I haven't studied or gone to school at all since then and I'm going to do so badly and have no opportunities for college.

It's fuking terrifying

FullblownRose

Yes, I have recurring dreams although they've stopped recently. Look up Carl Jung's dream theories, quite interesting.

Plazaman

I once had a dream that I was eating a giant marshmallow and when I woke up, my giant marshmallow was gone (I was keeping that for a special occasion).

The exams one I have too. I'm many years out of college but I still have a vivid dream about a maths or physics exam coming up and panicing as I can't remember a stitch I learned (deja vu probably because I learned fúck all the first time round as well).

Odysseus

Plazaman wrote: »

I once had a dream that I was eating a giant marshmallow and when I woke up, my giant marshmallow was gone (I was keeping that for a special occasion).

Really nice example, you are clearly a sepecial person:)

I don't have any recurring dreams, but I had a mad one this morning. I had to get up at 6:30 to get into college in time, so I had my alarm set for then. I was having a dream about eating a pack of salt and vinegar hunky dorys (which in retrospect was an endless bag and the crisps themselves were pretty big). I HAD to finish them, so when my alarm went off, I half-woke up, turned off my alarm and fell back asleep to finish the pack. I had a feeling there was something I was meant to do (wake up) but I knew I had to finish the packet first.

So I didn't wake up until I realised I was dreaming and that there was no real packet of hunky dorys, and I've missed college for the day.