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okay, does anybody else here have dream 'flashes' (for lack of a better word)? Like, you wake up, and cant remember anything about a dream at all. Not even a feeling or emotion. Then somthing that happens, or a thought triggers a sort of flash of an event from a dream, or the general feeling of it, but then just like a few seconds later, its gone.
That happens to me all the time, although I usually remember the dreams after.
It will come to me too. Like deja vu.
Daja vu... ?
it's deja vu.
Yeah, i've felt it too, its probably Deja Vu
Ive never thought of it that way, but from the opposite angle instead. I thought random events in waking reality, that happened to be in a dream by chance, triggered the memory of the dream, just because of the association.
Thanks Paperdoll, I edited it for correct spelling because I'm OCD. :?
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Thanks Paperdoll, I edited it for correct spelling because I'm OCD. :?
funny you should mention; im actually studying, in my psychology class, anxiety disorders, such as OCD, Phobias, and PTSD.
PTSD? What is it?
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PTSD? What is it?
O. I'm just stressed.
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I've always been this way.
And to bring the topic back, I have dream flashes too. I'll wake up and know I had a dream but not remember it until I find a trigger to jog my mind.
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PTSD? What is it?
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
During WORLD WAR 2, the term 'combat exhaustion' was used to describe the similar reaction!
Today, psychologists call it Post Traumatic Stress Disorder!
I like Shell Shock better, it's easier to say :)
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Shell Shock is a better term in my opinion :P[/b]Quote:
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PTSD? What is it?
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
During WORLD WAR 2, the term 'combat exhaustion' was used to describe the similar reaction!
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not to start another one of those infinite quote things, but whats up with the !'s LC?