I just plain don't have nightmares... Can this be helped?

**r2d2651** · 06-28-2010 05:48 PM

As long as I can remember I haven't had many nightmares... And I was wondering if their frequency could somehow be increased for more excitement?

**lucidreamsavy** · 06-28-2010 06:22 PM

Well...watch scary movies, think scary thoughts. Become a coward...IDK.

**r2d2651** · 06-28-2010 06:31 PM

hehe... I am a coward

**lucidreamsavy** · 06-28-2010 06:40 PM

Originally Posted by r2d2651

hehe... I am a coward

Nice...!

What kind of a coward are you? Cowards are supposed to have a bunch 'a' nightmares!! Think. Scary. Thoughts.

You are in your room, trying to fall asleep. Oh no! Think the worst: a burgaler is coming into the house! Someone is going to KIDNAP ME *panic*.

You are out in public. What should I DO? I know that someone is going to take me away from this place. OH NO, someone has a gun *breathe hard*.

, WELL, it could work

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**r2d2651** · 06-28-2010 07:08 PM

I don't watch scary movies.. Too scary! XD Thanks though, I'll try that!

**Folqueraine** · 06-28-2010 10:11 PM

I never have nightmares either, but I've never felt the need for more excitement either!
For what it's worth, I remember reading about cottage cheese (cheddar) giving people nightmares.

**Wildman** · 06-29-2010 12:33 AM

What about normal dreams that are exciting?

**Samael** · 06-29-2010 09:27 AM

I always thought that dreams being chased by and fighting monsters, ghosts, giants, fae, cannibals and zombies were fun as hell, but I never considered them nightmares. Do you mean these kind of dreams, or scary dreams where you don't have any control at all (what I consider nightmares)?

**r2d2651** · 06-29-2010 09:32 AM

I loved this one "fighting skeletons" dream I had. I mean like true fear. No way to fight back. Demons/Serial Killers slowly approaching you as you are tied down, helpless...