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fasternlightbot

[anonymous text]

Sep 17, 2011 02:52

Is it possible to stop reoccurring dreams? Or dreams in general?

asking the masses, need advice, middle of the night posts, questions

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givesemtheslip September 17 2011, 07:13:26 UTC

Dreams giving you a hard time eh? what kinda dreams?

fasternlightbot September 17 2011, 07:16:10 UTC

Something like that. I'm not sure how to categorize them. Realistic?

givesemtheslip September 17 2011, 07:26:42 UTC

Well that's a start. Is it always the same dream?

fasternlightbot September 17 2011, 07:31:04 UTC

No. Sometimes it's a continuation, picking up where the last left off like I never woke up in the first place. It's weird.

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electric_bot September 17 2011, 16:15:44 UTC

[Boy don't this sound familiar?] Usually if you're having the same dreams over and over, it must mean something. What are the dreams about?

fasternlightbot September 17 2011, 18:22:35 UTC

Everyday life, just if things were a lot better.

electric_bot September 18 2011, 02:16:00 UTC

[If this was video, he would have seen Elec frown.] Maybe you need to meet more people or take a break for a while.

fasternlightbot September 18 2011, 02:20:23 UTC

Maybe. Someone said they gave you a dream catcher that really catches dreams. What's your review of this item?

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Anonymous - if hacked, registers as "Tsurugi's" D-Comm glompwitch September 17 2011, 17:31:01 UTC

Oh this one's easy.

Just don't bother with sleeping.

... Erm, unless you're human. Then it gets trickier.

[anonymous text] fasternlightbot September 17 2011, 18:26:44 UTC

Lets say that eventually I will need sleep. What then?

Re: [anonymous text] glompwitch September 17 2011, 18:29:21 UTC

Ah.

Yeah, then it's a little tougher. Dreams and psychology are... Well, to say the least, messy.

There's a couple Succubi around the Digital World; you might try asking one to sneak into your dream and look at things. Most of the time, a dream reflects your waking state somehow, so examining it can help.

Re: [anonymous text] fasternlightbot September 17 2011, 18:39:46 UTC

More people who can sneak into dreams. I'm not comfortable with that, but I'll think about it. A backup plan if nothing else works.

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[text] drillsforhands September 17 2011, 18:44:37 UTC

ignr im.

Re: [text] fasternlightbot September 17 2011, 18:46:42 UTC

I've tried. I can't.

Re: [text] drillsforhands September 17 2011, 18:51:47 UTC

y not?

Re: [text] fasternlightbot September 17 2011, 18:55:31 UTC

Because they're always there. Even when I'm awake I can remember them clearly. I thought dreams were supposed to fade.

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[Text/Anonymous] cyclonia_rising September 17 2011, 20:24:36 UTC

[And this sounds familiar all too her.]

There is a physical remedy for this problem.

Re: [Text/Anonymous] fasternlightbot September 17 2011, 20:29:35 UTC

I'm listening.

Re: [Text/Anonymous] cyclonia_rising September 17 2011, 20:42:35 UTC

I have helped another individual with such a problem. I can give you a dream catch that actually catches dream.

Re: [Text/Anonymous] fasternlightbot September 17 2011, 20:44:59 UTC

Yeah? And who was this other person?

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