I've heard that drinking + eating right before you go to bed can give you nightmares, no idea how true it is though so don't quote me. |
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I swear I'm not crazy. |
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I've heard that drinking + eating right before you go to bed can give you nightmares, no idea how true it is though so don't quote me. |
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Current Goal: Get Lucid/Better Dream Recall.
Cheese? If I recall correctly, cheese takes a while to digest, and while it does so ... |
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"There are people who say there is no God, but what makes me really angry is that they quote me for support of such views." ~Albert Einstein
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I've heard that sugar before bed can give you nightmares, but that just be an old wives tale. |
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"It's politics and money, therefore rational arguments are useless." - Moonbeam
Lucid Dreams: 2 [DILDs: 2, WILDs: 0]
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If you're insanley tired, you can choose what you want to dream about. Set your alarm off at 2 in the morning, then think about something when you close your eyes, and it will turn into a dream. |
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"Cheese is a kind of meat, a tasty yellow beef, I milk it from my teat, but I try to be discreet. Oooooh, Cheese! Cheese dreams! I'm skiing in France! I'm flying a boat! I'm turning tricks in Chad! Cheese dreams! I'm off my ever loving tits!" |
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Last night, before going to sleep I drank lots of water. At the night I had a bad nightmare. I don't know if water caused it, but I have very rarely nightmares, usually they happen to me if I have eaten lots before sleep. I often also drink milk before bedtime but it haven't caused me to have nightmares. |
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~ Let nothing ever grieve thee ~
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Caffeine can cause nightmares. Also, think about something that scares you really hard before you sleep. It should give you a nightmare. |
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