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1. They're kinda a mix. It's mainly abstract, but often in a realistic setting or with a realistic tone here and there.

2. I'm pretty sure they aren't.

3. I get those all the time. Multiple times every month, often not through or thanks to dreams however.

4. I'm not sure sure if it does really. It's way too much randomness for something to be made out of it ;D

5. I have it fully in my head when i wake up (that is, the three or so dreams i've really remembered) and don't forget bits and pieces, but rather the image of the dream blurs a little. I can't imagine how it looked completely, but remember what happened pretty exactly.

Hmm

1. My dreams usually make sense or follow a "story-line"

2. I've had a reoccuring dream for over a year which is just me and this random Bajoran girl walking down a hallways talking about sci-fi novels. They're usually very normal.

3. I have Deja Vu almost everyday...if not more then once a day

4. Hmm, sometimes I guess

5. I allmost allways remember my dreams

1) It's always taking it's turns.

2) Well. It depends on what kind of dream I have. But yes, it always has a common place with my life.

3) Yes. I had one yesterday when I was driving back from dropping off my sister. I was at a four way intersection and it was my turn to go, but I didn't because something held me back of remembering something about this. About two seconds later, a red truck just zoomed across the intersection without stopping. I was soo lucky and scared out of my mind.

4) More like warnings than messages.

5) I remember it when it's needed to be remembered or that I am so bored out of my mind that I start to think beyond.

Wan wrote:Sup guys, im doing a survey on what people dream or go about doing it.

Just got a few questions for those that want to participate.

1. Are your dreams usually abstract or realistic? Perhaps a bit of both?

2. Are your dreams influenced by daily matters (Such as doing a bad deed or eating/drinking something before you sleep)

3. Have you ever recieved Deja Vu? If so what was your experience with it.

4. Do your dreams carry a message?

5. Do you have no clue what you dreamnt (because its forgotten the second you wake up. Then later you remember bits and pieces of it).

1) They can be both.

2) Maybe not influenced in that way with chemicals or whatever, but they are influenced by what actions I take or are taken in the day.

3) I think everyone has, but it's usually minor stuff like being in a friend's room or eating a certain food. Though with one explanation of deja vu, it's just a memory glitch so nothing supernatural or anything.

4) I've thought about that and have to be skeptic about it. They may, they might not, but they can be interpreted in so many ways that there's no real way of knowing.

5) Sometimes I do. Other times I have this thing where as soon as I wake up, or right before, I consciously tell myself that the dream was important and that I need to remember it for whatever personal reasons and so before I open my eyes to "wake up" I go over everything in the dream to make sure I got it, then let myself wake and I'll remember it for a while, usually until after I write it down somewhere. Other times I forget the entire dream until bits and pieces come back, or if I try really hard and get lucky I can relate something in real life to the dream and recall parts of it that way. Then there are times when I don't dream at all, heh.

1 - Always realistic. And I mean REALISTIC. There are virtually no inconsistencies or loopholes. Things will happen logically, and things will play out in their entirety. The only time I ever had an unrealistic dream was when I was in a store that was being held up, and the clock read "13:50."

Usually my dreams are either violent or emotionally "disappointing." Most of the time, my dreams involve something graphic and violent happening to me or someone close to me, such as parts of my body being melted off or watching my infant child (which I don't have in real life) die. Recently, I've been having emotional dreams instead of violent ones--such as the one last night, where I was invited to the wedding of a man I loved, but he wasn't marrying me. Before that, I was lying face-down in a room, crying my eyes out because someone I loved died. But before that, I was standing above a man whose entire front was cut open, and I was scooping up his organs and trying to put them back in. I think I was a child in it, too.

2 - Not that I know of. They're never related to the events of the day.

3 - Having the same dream twice? Yeah, but they usually involve my brother or another friend, and they're rare.

4 - I hope not. I can't see a message in anything like that. Not a good one, anyway.

5 - I always remember my dreams, and since they're realistic, I'm never in the dark about them. Since I can usually feel the pain that I experience in the dreams, the pain sometimes carries over to the rest of the day.




I'd also like to note that I used to be disturbed by my dreams' content, but now that I know they're coming, it's actually not that bad. It's like being the main character in a really good story that just doesn't happen to have a happy ending. You get to experience all the parts of it--the physical and the emotional--but when you wake up, you're not really dead or mutilated.

Not that I enjoy them, but it's a good way to look at it.

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Sup guys, im doing a survey on what people dream or go about doing it.



1. Are your dreams usually abstract or realistic? Perhaps a bit of both?
abstractly real?

2. Are your dreams influenced by daily matters (Such as doing a bad deed or eating/drinking something before you sleep)
no

3. Have you ever recieved Deja Vu? If so what was your experience with it.
yes but pansy stuff.

4. Do your dreams carry a message?
i think so

5. Do you have no clue what you dreamnt (because its forgotten the second you wake up. Then later you remember bits and pieces of it).

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Ive had repetitive dreams of giant spiders killing people i know, and i had this one dream where the Virgin Mary tried to kill me which was pretty traumatizing.

Aera wrote:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sup guys, im doing a survey on what people dream or go about doing it.



1. Are your dreams usually abstract or realistic? Perhaps a bit of both?
abstractly real?

2. Are your dreams influenced by daily matters (Such as doing a bad deed or eating/drinking something before you sleep)
no

3. Have you ever recieved Deja Vu? If so what was your experience with it.
yes but pansy stuff.

4. Do your dreams carry a message?
i think so

5. Do you have no clue what you dreamnt (because its forgotten the second you wake up. Then later you remember bits and pieces of it).

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Ive had repetitive dreams of giant spiders killing people i know, and i had this one dream where the Virgin Mary tried to kill me which was pretty traumatizing.

1) Abstract real = surreal

Wan wrote:Sup guys, im doing a survey on what people dream or go about doing it.

Just got a few questions for those that want to participate.

1. Are your dreams usually abstract or realistic? Perhaps a bit of both?

2. Are your dreams influenced by daily matters (Such as doing a bad deed or eating/drinking something before you sleep)

3. Have you ever recieved Deja Vu? If so what was your experience with it.

4. Do your dreams carry a message?

5. Do you have no clue what you dreamnt (because its forgotten the second you wake up. Then later you remember bits and pieces of it).

1. Realistic, well, not really. The last dream I remember is about being in a broken elevator which kept going up until it broke through the roof, flew outside the building, and fell free to the ground. But somehow I managed to survive without any scratch. Heh. Could that be considered realistic?

2. Sometimes, like meeting someone who I really wanted to meet or doing something I've always wanted to do.

3. I think I haven't. But I've felt some kind of deja vu feeling about a situation I've been inside before.But it's not from a dream.

4. Not sure about it. Even if it does, I didn't realize it.

5. I still remember some of my dreams when I was a little child. Because it was too good, or sometimes too odd to be forgotten. But some other dreams just slipped off my head a minute after I woke up and I can't remember it forever.

1. Realistic. i can see the blood glistening in the moon light

2. Sometimes (work nightmares)

3. yes and i can remember the future sometimes also because i can remember the entire dream so if it is early in the dream then i remember the future its really weird when i tell my friends what will happen

4. Only that i like to kill

5. i can remember some and then there are others that i remember like 3-5 hr. later