Is it normal i sometimes wish i had nightmares??

For the past few years I've felt almost lifeless. I know that sounds pathetic and whatever, so I don't need any snotty comments about it. Lol. But I haven't felt any actual fear. It seems like nothing can affect me anymore. Some poeple might see that as a blessing, but it just doesn't seem right to me. I miss the feeling of waking up in the middle of the night sweaty and scared..I also miss going through the next day thinking why I dreamt what I dreamt..Like if it was some crazy puzzle I was trying to put together. Is it normal??

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Based on 46 votes (25 yes)
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  • mightymouse

    ADVICE

    Eat lots of weird things around 2 or 3am... like a full meal. With CHEESE! That should help the dreams happen!

    Also you could try reading WEIRD stories to help jog your brains visualization parts... Watching TV passively is not the same as reading.

    Read books by:
    Barry P. Connors
    Lobsang Ramba
    Seth Speaks

    Also... get out there and experience more real life stuff. Often a RUT can prohibit dreams. Meet new people, take up new hobbies.. and if things are bad enough.. move cities... or even countries!

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    • Okay thanks :)

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  • suishokiba

    watch some horror movies? That might scare or give you nightmares. I like to put my dreams together too. worrying about something can give you dreams.

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    • Lol I watch horror movies all the time. They don't affect me at all. Thanks though.

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  • sheilarae1987

    I suggest Risperdol or Paxil...you sound depressed which can affect your r.e.m and completely erase any dream activity, also some may think fi you're depressed you'll have sad/scary dreams, it usually just keeps them normal or not at all so your body doesnt go insane, sleep is an escape, its your subconsciences way of resting and rebooting, it'll fight off night terrors if you're suffering from depression, seperation anxiety, panic/anxiety attacks ect.

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  • chicky22

    I don't understand why you'd want to get night terrors either, its scary shit, not pleasant at all, why wouldn't you want nice dreams instead?

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  • 1000yrVampireKing

    I was haunted my whole childhood by endless night terrors. Why on earth would you want that terror?

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  • kelili

    Your life must be pretty boring..

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    • It is..Lol.

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