Thread: Zombie type dream, yet once again no fear

I'm glad I'm fear-tollerant (for the most part; read next paragraph) in my dreams, because last night was a zombie-fest if there ever was one. It sort of reminded me of playing Resident Evil, accept more...fluid? I moved quicker.

The think was my aunts were there and we were at one of those coffee-shop shaped places. The people were acting normal, and then bam, they turn around and start backing me into a corner.


Oh yeah, and also, this was definately shaping up to be scary, but I cried for like 10 minutes. My mom and dad had run off a bridge with their car, and had died. It felt ultra-hyper-extremely realistic. It looked amazingly clear and vivid. There was nothing to point out it was a dream in this part. I FELT the tears down my face. I was practically on my knees. It wasn't scary, just emotional.

Which brings me to a point. Would experiences like this give you physcological harm if they were done in succession?

I 'm sure it could.

The thing is, it's not real. You just shrug it off after wards. I mean, yeah, it probably could, but I don't know for sure. Depends on the person I geuss.

I've also had many zombie dreams. I used to get scared, but since they happen so often, I no longer feel fear because I can usually fend them off pretty easily with weapons or telekinesis or fire...

Physcological harm?

Do you mean "psychological?"

I don't think so. To me, crying dreams signify a release of pent up fear or anxiety which is positive (the release of it).

Sorry, wasn't feeling to good when I wrote that


Anxiet? Nah, I don't think so. I am a pretty calm and relaxed person. Maybe it was just "A thing"?

I had a pretty vivid dream about a giant werewolf which mauled me to death, I felt no fear during the whole thing. Quite weird really.

As a child I had about one vivid nightmare per night. I was afraid to sleep. It was one of the reasons I was able to lucid dream back in my child days so I could wake myself up.

I guess the earlier you start the quicker you adapt.

Especially since the mind is so moldable as a child. You take in basically everything you're told until a certain age, then you start to question some things (to a certain degree, because some might have been abused into never questioning anything).

This is how i will teach my son.
1.English
2.Every programming language.
3.Girls
4.Medical Science
5. How to buy me a condo for his pop when he's rich.

I had a dream last night where I was on the front lines in WW2. It was pretty intense. We ran out of ammo and had to surrender. My dad was fighting with me and when it was over he asked, so how was it? I said good, looked down, and cried like a little child until I woke up.

I think dreams can scar you emotionally.

Man, I wish I could have a WW2 dream. I dunno, I just want all that intenseness.

Man that WW2 sounded really good.

Dreams can mess you up. My little bro was never afraid of spiders till he have a nightmare about them now he has arachniphobia. He's not just afraid of arachnids he is scared of anything with fangs or venom.

Originally posted by Joseph_Stalin
Man, I wish I could have a WW2 dream. I dunno, I just want all that intenseness.

I love intenseness

Yeah, I've never had a dream like that before. If you want to have a dream with a certain scenerio, make yourself determined to have that dream. Think about it all day, for a few days even, and let it be your priority for those few days. The WW2 dream was totally out of the blue for me, but I'm so glad that I experienced it.

Intenseness and Flying or two things that are exciting in dreams.

Originally posted by Evanescent
Dreams can mess you up. My little bro was never afraid of spiders till he have a nightmare about them now he has arachniphobia. He's not just afraid of arachnids he is scared of anything with fangs or venom.

As a child my nightmares made me think that there were people hiding in my closet. Of course that wore off. Violent games and movies has desensitsed me from scary stuff now

Yea games like resident evil halo or bloody monster like games make you used to stuff like that.