What are your creepy dreams experiances?
By dismalgrin
@dismalgrin (2604)
United States
March 10, 2009 3:07pm CST
I just had a CREEPY dream last night. I dreamed that I was the president's mistress! Ack! Apperently in my dream he was the one responsible for my children being taken away from me, so I tracked him down and he made a deal with me. Hehe. What an odd dream to have! Does anyone else out there have some of the creepiest, stupidest dreams on the planet? Do share, I'm feeling a bit like I must be a loner on this one. Somethings wrong upstairs on me maybe. Haha.
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@meggan79 (436)
• United States
17 Mar 09
You are not alone. I think most of my dreams are either weird creepy or scary. The worst to date is dreaming of my daughter dying and me holding her on a bridge. Took a long time to sleep for long periods of time after that.
Your dream was definately a nightmare...hope you are having better dreams!!
@dismalgrin (2604)
• United States
17 Mar 09
Awww, I hate the ones where our children die or something happens to them. I once had a dream that my daughter jumped off a skyscaper that was being built and I didn't want to jump after her so I took the elevator down! I was sick and ashamed of myself for the whole rest of the dream!
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@diansinta (7544)
• Indonesia
11 Apr 09
Hi there dismalgrin,
That will be awsome! i think you have the good quality of to man to fall in love to and your fantasy is also great too. You are willing to deal bravely in any condition.
Good for you!! Its not a stupid drean dear 
Happy posting always,
oxox' dian from bali island.
Happy posting always,
oxox' dian from bali island.
@underdogtoo (9579)
• Philippines
4 Apr 09
I do have dreams but lately, nothing has been brought over to my conscious, waking state. I do feel as though my life is a dream and that I can change it very easily. There is almost a palpable feeling that my life is changing even as I walk and think that my life is the dream of God. Cheers!!
@dismalgrin (2604)
• United States
12 Apr 09
My life has seemed like more of a dream lately too. I recently went to my shrink to get a refill on my meds and she asked how things were going. I told her about my lil brother dying. She blinked a couple of times and then scanned her papers of my previous visits. 'Wow, a lot has been happening to you lately' she commented. It's so freaking true. I don't know many people that have their kids taken away, their fiance leaving them for another woman, and their baby brother die of a heroin overdose on the floor on their home in less than a year's time! But, I guess this stuff does happen sometimes, because it happened to me. I think I'd rather my dream life, on second thought.
@Caioa00 (16)
• Brazil
10 Mar 09
I hate to dream about things that may scare me, becuase I'm easily scared. But some creepy dreams would be when I dreamed (about 5-6 years old) that a slide was catching on fire. It scared me as hell!
But I think dreams are very powerful, like my girlfriend, who gets moody when she dreams bad stuff! I love her! Lol
@dismalgrin (2604)
• United States
17 Mar 09
Eeks! That is scary. I think I would wake up before finishing that dream!
@coolcoder (2018)
• United States
9 Apr 09
I think that probably one of the creepiest dreams I keep having--it always involves the same place--would be one in which I'm at a public swimming pool (it's one that I went to when I was little), and it's almost totally empty. The deep end of the pool isn't ten or fifteen feet deep--it's more like fifty or sixty feet deep. I dream that I'm swimming in this deep part, trying to get my feet to touch the bottom, but I can't. The really strange part of these dreams is that I often wake up with this icky sweet-metallic taste in my mouth. :S
@dismalgrin (2604)
• United States
12 Apr 09
Geeze, yeah, pool dreams drive me crazy too. When I was a kid my siblings and I used to swim between the ladder rungs on my grandparent's pool. As an adult I've had a lot of nightmares of getting STUCK in the ladder rungs. Panicy is not my favorite dream.
