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That would be crazy/delusional.
I would like to yell at whoever coated the floor in butter as I try to outrun ghosts/monsters and end up sliding around and running in place.
Why would I want to yell at someone for something they didn't actually do? That's just cray cray!
This post isn't meant to be taken literal. I did wake up one time feeling angry at someone over a dream for a minute until my brain was able to fully get back to reality.
Yelling is reserved for the societal & legal limitations of real life. Whereas in dreams, there are no such limits. As with a Lantern corps, only by imagination.
I never seem to be able to yell in my dreams. My vocal chords don't seem to be work... so I yell at the person that isn't actually there as soon as I wake up.
@Charlie_Bear , that sounds a scooby doo episode
@AllAboutSoul @Charlie_Bear
@Mike403 , well, there's a few YES votes, so...
@AllAboutSoul - I was just bored and wanted to stir up some conversation. I'll just file this one under a thread that has nothing to do with anything.
@AllAboutSoul scooby and shaggy running in place is exactly what I picture when thinking about that haha
I voted no when I meant yes. πππ People should watch how they enter my dreams if they donβt want a talking to.
Wanted to? Yes. Done so? No.
I can have very vivid, emotionally intense dreams that are hard to shake the feelings of for hours or even days. They sometimes can cause me to view some people in w completely different light, see a different side of them I wouldn't have noticed if the dream hadn't tipped me off. Our dreams are often a mixture of subconscious observations plus random memories of various unrelated things all smashed together, thus why false memories are so easy to implant via hypnosis and other dream-like states of consciousness.
At one point I was having a reoccurring episodic nightmare for several months, nightly. It caused me not only to view a whole bunch of people in my life differently, but how I approach people in general changed. It essentially shifted my personality and acted as a form of trauma that I've since had to cope with, just as if it has actually occured.
Brains are funny, complex things.
The reverse has happened to me.
Possibly a little off topic:
I've yelled in my dreams about things someone did when I was awake. After my abusive marriage ended and I surrounded myself with people who were willing to hear me, it stopped happening.
Dreams are how nature gaslights mankind.
Sigmund Spooner
My wife has yelled at me for things I did in her dreams. She woke up mad and I had no idea why.
@Jubal feeling your pain mate. I had a girlfriend who once didn't speak to me for a whole day because of something 'I' did in her dream.
That was the worst moment, but I've been on the receiving end from several people.
@AllAboutSoul @superjumbo it is a bit nuts but it's not completely crazy. The emotion felt is real and sometimes very strong. It can take a surprising amount of time and effort for rationalty and reality to win out, and even when they do the feeling takes hours to dissipate.
I had no idea how common it is. I guess I'm not completely crazy.
@Mike403 Sorry for the double shocker. TOLD YA SO!! π
Had a friend who once was dreaming her husband was having an affair. She sat up in bed, looked at him, and backhanded him across the face. Realizing what she'd done, she laid back down, facing the dresser mirror. Her husband sat up, felt his face, looked at her, then laid back down. The next morning he was like "I had the weirdest dream last night...".
No never have but sometimes I do have dreams that feel so real where itβs like something bad happens and I want to tell that person about it or vice versa like something good happens which is easier to talk about. I think a good question would be if youβve had any dreams where something has come true from it.
Every. Damn. Day
Nope. Donβt remember my dreams usually.
Someone in a dream last night abandoned their Dog AND Baby in the street and I had to keep them. That woman sort of needs yelling at.
@DaveTheBrit I'll take the dog. π
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No. Thats just nuts
Absolutely! I had dreamt some inconsiderate fool let their shopping cart roll into my car leaving a dent.
Although I'm still a little irritated after waking up, what's driving me crazy now is that I can't find the dent.