dreams are a trip.

[noob with an RS 10+ year member]

sometimes when i have a dream/nightmare where i need to run to or from something, i run super slow. so what i do is turn around and run backwards while leaning backward at the same time, and it seems to make me run faster in my dreams. so if youre getting chased by a monster in your dream, you need to turn around and run backwards while leaning backward like a michael jackson dance move and run. you will run faster running backward. also, sometimes when im fighting someone in my dream my punches are super slow. i havent figured out a way to get passed this glitch. if anyone knows how to dominate this matrix let me know. {disappears into thin air}

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[StealthKill 10+ year member]

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I always am like walked up/down stairs right before im fully asleep and fall, and jump in bed.

 

[LeofromtheH 10+ year member]

funny, i've experienced the slow punches also.

 

[noob with an RS 10+ year member]

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I always am like walked up/down stairs right before im fully asleep and fall, and jump in bed.

wtf does that mean? lol

 

[StealthKill 10+ year member]

Sorry i dont know what I was doing when typing that....

When I'm trying to sleep, like ALMOST fully asleep I just start walking up/down stairs(in dream) or like fall off something and jump really big in the bed and wake up. That pisses me off.

 

[noob with an RS 10+ year member]

are you talking about when ur halfwaya asleep and then for some reason, all of a sudden you feel like youre about to take a plunge and fall into the earth, causing your whole body to twitch hardcore, waking u up, only to find out youre laying in a bed?

 

[gl0ck 10+ year member]

are you talking about when ur halfwaya asleep and then for some reason, all of a sudden you feel like youre about to take a plunge and fall into the earth, causing your whole body to twitch hardcore, waking u up, only to find out youre laying in a bed?

That fuhking sucks

 

[GrayMatter4tw 10+ year member]

 

[StealthKill 10+ year member]

are you talking about when ur halfwaya asleep and then for some reason, all of a sudden you feel like youre about to take a plunge and fall into the earth, causing your whole body to twitch hardcore, waking u up, only to find out youre laying in a bed?

EXACTLY! Damn that pisses me off sooooo bad.

 

[noob with an RS 10+ year member]

That fuhking sucks

its not as bad as when u have your head down on the table at school, fall asleep, and then BAM! it happens and you look like a total *** as you twitch in your seat and wake up about to fall off your desk

 

[azbass 5,000+ posts]

yeah i know what you mean by running slow. i get that too.

 

[StealthKill 10+ year member]

its not as bad as when u have your head down on the table at school, fall asleep, and then BAM! it happens and you look like a total *** as you twitch in your seat and wake up about to fall off your desk

Lmao I'll have ym mp3 player going so I don't know if anyones talking or its dead silent. Put head in my hand and it slowly slips out then you get the BANG (head hits desk)and pick you head up, half awake and everyone just STARES.

 

[LeofromtheH 10+ year member]

lemme see if i can scrounge up my notes from psychology...

I. dreams and Dreaming

a. what is a dream?

i. State of consciousness that occurs during sleep

ii. Usually accompanied by vivid imagery

iii. Associated with REM sleep(if awoken during REM sleep, 80% report they were dreaming

iv. Dreams do occur during NREM sleep but tend to be less bizarre and contain less action imagery

v. Most people have dreams every night, but forget them when they do not awaken during or soon after a dream

vi. Firm REM period typically occurs about 90 minutes after a person has fallen asleep and only lasts for about 10 minutes

vii. More dreaming occurs during the second part of the night

viii. If we dream in 80% of REM periods, we dream three or four times a night

b. Content of dreams

i. Dreams are mostly visual, and most are in color

ii. Most dreams focus on events and peoples and persons comes into contact with (daily interactions and events)

iii. Environmental stimuli that do not awaken a sleeper are often incorporated into dreams

iv. PET scanes and fMRI show brain activity sonsistent with dream experiences

1. visual association areas are highly active

2. parts of the frontal cortex are very inactive

a. this may account for the confused disconnected nature of dream content

3. brain centers involved in emotion are also active

v. Lucid dreaming occurs when one is aware of dreaming as it happens

1. Stephen laberge-claims that many psychological benefits accompany the increased ability to control your dreams

 

[gl0ck 10+ year member]

its not as bad as when u have your head down on the table at school, fall asleep, and then BAM! it happens and you look like a total *** as you twitch in your seat and wake up about to fall off your desk

I know it used to happen to me in suspension, like i would lay my head down and act like i was reading and as soon as i would fall asleep i would twitch and drop the book