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March 17, 2005high anxietyI blogged before about how I don't fear much in this world anymore. And I DON'T. I'm not afraid of dying and I ain't afraid of the latest Booger-Man that "science" invents to scare me to death. I ain't afraid of ANYBODY. But I have dreams... oh, boy do I have dreams. My nightmares all involves snakes, heights and being unable to find something really important when I go to look for it. I dreamed last night that I was stuck on a steep roof, about six stories off the ground, with only a ladder to get me down. I couldn't approach the ladder because I became really dizzy every time I tried to crawl to the edge of the roof. I wondered how I was going to get myself onto that ladder without falling. I woke up in a cold sweat. I do that crap all the time. Welcome to my world.
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You really need to invest a few more dollars in some better drugs; the cheap shit gives ya nightmares every time! Posted by: Michele on March 17, 2005 06:23 PMMan, you have a LOT of fears, you just dream them instead of admitting they exist. Posted by: RubyTuesday on March 17, 2005 06:56 PMI vote everyone has them. But only a few of us remember them on a regular basis. I've read that you remember them most if you wake during the deepest REM cycle. Posted by: Key on March 17, 2005 09:56 PMI've always had very vivid dreams and remember about half of the longer than a half a day. Some are really good, a few are nightmares. Most are just plain strange, filed under "WTF." Posted by: Juliette on March 17, 2005 11:39 PMI have horrible nightmares.....usually involving bathrooms. They are so recurrent that sometimes in the dream, I actually say...."this *really* seems like one of my bathroom dreams!" They are so real....I hate it! If only there was a way to turn of your mind at night. Posted by: DogsDon'tPurr on March 18, 2005 12:51 AMI hate dreams like that. I am seriously afraid of heights, so when I dream about it, it's even worse. Posted by: Moogie on March 18, 2005 07:12 AMThe heights thing is funny. When awake, no fear at all. Roofs, cliffs, climbing, doesn't matter. When I'm dreaming the terror is overpowering. This is one way I usually figure out I'm IN a dream. Posted by: Ed on March 18, 2005 07:44 AMPost a comment
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