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realistic dreams


Question Posted Tuesday July 25 2006, 1:25 am

Lately I've been having dreams that just seem so real. I wake up and it feels like it really happened. It's so incredibly weird because sometimes I have to actually think about if whatever I dreamed about happened in real life or not. They drive me insane. Is there any feed back anyone can give me? Like, why they seem so unbelievable real or if you've ever had dreams like that? Anything at all, thanks.

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nataliejo answered Sunday August 13 2006, 12:46 am:
It's called a lucid dream. I don't know a whole lot about them, but I know that they are confusing and they usually are about something that is deep on your mind.

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9BigBrat6 answered Tuesday July 25 2006, 3:59 pm:
ok so people here keep saying that you might be stressed or wutever but i dont know. i get that feeling alot. not just w/ dreams at night either, daydreams too. usually it's when i'm bored or something so i like start making up something that could happen and it continues in my dream. like i'm living in my head or something. maybe your subconcios is entertianing you w/ realistic dreams because nothing excitind is happening in real life. or maybe you are worried or something but i dont have experience in that. well hope i helped anyway

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ScratchesOnTheWall answered Tuesday July 25 2006, 8:59 am:
Yeah I get those occasionally, usually when I'm worrying about something a lot or I'm confused about a situation. It's like your mind can't think of anything else and is processing it on conscious and subconscious levels which are then bound to get mixed up since they're working on the same issue in different ways.

That's my experience of it anyway but there's a whole load of psychologists studying sleep and the brain at the moment because we know so little about it. If you want to explore your dreams on a more scientific level (to explain the whys and wherefores etc) start by searching False Memories and that should lead you in pretty much the right direction.

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sis321 answered Tuesday July 25 2006, 2:00 am:
I have had those kind of dreams and if they seem real they may have happened in real life or u could be stressed about something.








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xSharpiexLovex answered Tuesday July 25 2006, 1:59 am:
ohh man i have dreams like that sometimes sooo scary... [Link](Mouse over link to see full location) has alot of dream imformation, maybe it will answer a question or something umm i tried looking on the internet but i didnt really find much on it, but remember most dreams contain a message that you are trying to send to yourself....you could also try going here [Link](Mouse over link to see full location) sorry i hope i helped!!

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oXoCutiex6 answered Tuesday July 25 2006, 1:54 am:
i do to.. i have dreams that cry in and i cry in real life..like i had a drema my mom die.. and i wake up baling my eyes out until i relize ti wa a dream.. also ive had dremas like that evreytime my almar clock went off a new baskebtall quarter started so id run up [i gues sleep walking] and hit snooze on my almar clock [itwas a acros my room] and run back to my bed adn yea, id idn this for an horu and my almar clcok went of evrey 7 minutes.. so yea somtimes ppsl have werid dreams dont wory about it

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Xenolan answered Tuesday July 25 2006, 1:53 am:
By any chance, have you started a new medication? I began having seriously intense dreams back when I was taking Zoloft. Some medications can do that.

In the meantime, try to enjoy it. Think if it as your own private movie theater, with features showing nightly. Perhaps if you think about your dreams after you get up in the morning, consider what they might "mean", or even keep a dream journal, it will help you keep them seperate from reality.

Sweet dreams!

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baachan answered Tuesday July 25 2006, 1:43 am:
I have dreams like that to.
I dont really think theres
a way to stop them. But just
try to think if it was real or not when you wake up.

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KaylaLeanNe answered Tuesday July 25 2006, 1:39 am:
you could go to www.myjellybean.com it tells you what your dreems mean

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