I just realized, I never get nightmares.
I have heard that anxiety, fear, depression, etc. are linked with nightmares, and I tend to have quite high amounts of all three of those for the better part of the past few years.
Yet, I never seem to have nightmares.
Obviously we don't remember a lot of our dreams, but I can never remember one distinct moment I have woken up since I was a very little kid, that i've thought "glad that dreams over" or something along the lines of what you'd associate a reaction being after having a nightmare. I have pretty good memory too.
In fact, my dreams don't tend to be positive OR negative. I can usually remember a lot of my dreams, at least shortly after having them. I have very weird dreams, they will be normally something crazy, like almost trippy in a sense, usually though they tend to be in another world, every time. Like I will create my own story, not willingly(like lucid dreaming) but for example it would be around something like the movie Gaurdian of the Galaxy. Not anything to do with that plot, but kind of a very different world, different rules, etc. The story never seems to pertain to me, as I commonly see for example people who are afraid of a test,"Waking up the next day and failing the test, only to discover it was a dream", i've never related to that concept whenever it's been brought up. I have fears, and images of what my own personal "paradise" might be, but never, or I highly doubt ever have I dreamed about any of those whether good or bad.
I get the impression that peoples dreams tend to have some connection to their personal life, and conflict. You might think I am not realizing that the dreams I have do have a connection, but even though I don't know, I would be very confident in saying my dreams have hardly anything to do with me personally.
Random question I guess, I don't really care, just coming to the realization.
I have heard that anxiety, fear, depression, etc. are linked with nightmares, and I tend to have quite high amounts of all three of those for the better part of the past few years.
Yet, I never seem to have nightmares.
Obviously we don't remember a lot of our dreams, but I can never remember one distinct moment I have woken up since I was a very little kid, that i've thought "glad that dreams over" or something along the lines of what you'd associate a reaction being after having a nightmare. I have pretty good memory too.
In fact, my dreams don't tend to be positive OR negative. I can usually remember a lot of my dreams, at least shortly after having them. I have very weird dreams, they will be normally something crazy, like almost trippy in a sense, usually though they tend to be in another world, every time. Like I will create my own story, not willingly(like lucid dreaming) but for example it would be around something like the movie Gaurdian of the Galaxy. Not anything to do with that plot, but kind of a very different world, different rules, etc. The story never seems to pertain to me, as I commonly see for example people who are afraid of a test,"Waking up the next day and failing the test, only to discover it was a dream", i've never related to that concept whenever it's been brought up. I have fears, and images of what my own personal "paradise" might be, but never, or I highly doubt ever have I dreamed about any of those whether good or bad.
I get the impression that peoples dreams tend to have some connection to their personal life, and conflict. You might think I am not realizing that the dreams I have do have a connection, but even though I don't know, I would be very confident in saying my dreams have hardly anything to do with me personally.
Random question I guess, I don't really care, just coming to the realization.
Which is better:
To die with ignorance, or to live with intelligence?
Truth doesn't accommodate to personal opinions.
The choice is yours.
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There is God and there is man, it's only a matter of who created whom
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