Hm, that sounds rather interesting, I wouldn't mind experiencing something like that myself. Tell me, was there anything in particular you had done that may have provoked this... Half-Dream...? (Yeah, let's just call it a half-dream) Because I would very much like to experience it myself, it sounds very interesting.Insomniac55 said:I had a crazy, crazy, half-dreaming-half-extremely-confused moment the other night. I had been reinstalling software onto our freshly formatted pc for most of the day, and when I went to bed I found I coulnd't sleep. I was awake, but for some reason I kept thinking of my own mind as a computer. It is impossible to explain properly, but for example every time I rolled over I thought I was deleting some old file. (which I thought would help me get to sleep)
I was quite awake at the time, I even got up to get a drink. I also knew that what I was thinking was stupid, but I couldn't get that mindset out of my head. Weird.
My Dad's a psychiatrist, he told me that, although you can do whatever you want in a lucid dream, your mind won't let you die, as a defense mechanism.Dkozza said:I had a dream where i knew that I was dreaming. So I could experience whatever I wanted...Well i won't go into too much detail as I don't want a banbut I did try to kill myself a few times and knocked out the Queen of England
good times good times
1.I imagine that's how Serial killers start.JonasBrothersSuck said:If i had a quarter for all the disturbing, reality-twisting, and generally fucked-up dreams I had, i would be a very rich man. Anyhoo, these are the dreams that take the cake of fucked-upness
Dream #1. Picture this: I and everyone I knew was a penguin. We all lived in the Amazon river and were taking our annual migration UP-stream. For reasons I could not comprehend, I killed another penguin with a rock and he started spouting cherry cobbler instead of blood. Well, it tasted pretty good so I killed all the other penguins and ate thier cobbler-blood (Save for the last female penguin who...you get the idea)
Dream #2. I was swimming in my swimming pool at night. Out of nowhere, sharks start appearing and attempting to eat me. Sound normal so far? After I got out of the pool, GIANT ORANGES started falling from the sky. I tried to run inside but the oranges blocked my escape. I ended up being squished by one.
Dream #3. I just bought a starbucks and was heading to my job. Then, a vampire started chasing me in my car. I somehow drove into a swamp where I then ran out of gas. There, the vampire morphed into a half-fish, half-ninja creature who killed my be drowning me in the swamp. My car laughed at me
Dream #4. My mom cloned herself twice so she could have a lesbian threesome. It was as scary as it sounds.
I did not make those up, I swear.
Well I guess just spending the whole day sorting out minor issues with the pc and installing stuff messed with my head a bit, and the fact I had tried to get to sleep earlier that night (had to get up early the next day) kinda ruined my sleep. It seems that if I go to bed earlier, or actually try and sleep as opposed to just waiting until I am tired, I won't be able to sleep properly.BakaSmurf said:Hm, that sounds rather interesting, I wouldn't mind experiencing something like that myself. Tell me, was there anything in particular you had done that may have provoked this... Half-Dream...? (Yeah, let's just call it a half-dream) Because I would very much like to experience it myself, it sounds very interesting.Insomniac55 said:I had a crazy, crazy, half-dreaming-half-extremely-confused moment the other night. I had been reinstalling software onto our freshly formatted pc for most of the day, and when I went to bed I found I coulnd't sleep. I was awake, but for some reason I kept thinking of my own mind as a computer. It is impossible to explain properly, but for example every time I rolled over I thought I was deleting some old file. (which I thought would help me get to sleep)
I was quite awake at the time, I even got up to get a drink. I also knew that what I was thinking was stupid, but I couldn't get that mindset out of my head. Weird.