Thread: Reapeated Dreams

Well I haven't had repeated dreams before, BUT my friend has. It really annoyed her. I can't tell you the details as it is quite personal.
With that I presume that it is normal

Hope this helps

~Haz

I've talked to several people who have had repeated dreams. It's not unnatural, but not everyone gets them. Personally, I find that the older I get (I'm 19, so not that old), certain themes of my dreams tend to occur more often, but the dreams don't repeat themselves..... Unless you count repeating the same actions in the same dream. I've done that and it baffles me as to why. I already did something so why try to do it again?

-Amé

When I was fairly young, probably under 10, I had this one nightmare over and over, I have no clue how many times. There's nothing really unusual about it, its just that your brain keeps going over that story. That sort of thing can actually be good for a lucid dreamer. What dream-sign is better than an entire dream that you know every detail of?

I've had lots of repeated dreams before.
But I tend to have repeated dream locations more than anything else...but I've most likely had a few before, I can't think, it's a Friday night. .

I also had repetetive dreams when I was young(er). I see a pattern.......
anyway, I was in this huge white room, and I was with other kids my age and there was a rack in the middle of this vacant room full of remodeling tools, like that yucky stuff you use to fill walls with and nails and stuff. Red flashing lights would come on and everyone would try to get the white yucky stuff(help me out here...) and we would go "save someones house". The last dream of this kind i remember perfectly.
We were sent to Mcdonalds and wwe couldnt get inside cuz there was this fat guy in the way. and the dream was over. weehoo

Dammit, McDonald's doors are always blocked by fat people! Running in and out with their "You made me fat!" lawsuits and BigMacs. Tsh. I'm boycotting.