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I once dreamt that a terrifying monster was lying on my chest, preventing me from getting up or breathing. Then I woke up to see my dog lying on top of me.
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Whenever I fly in dreams, I usually can't go much faster than running, and I can't go much higher than 2 or 3 stories. This "height limit" is often "enforced" by endless power lines or tree branches. If I try to break those limits, the dream can "break down" somehow.
Whenever I fly in dreams, I usually can't go much faster than running, and I can't go much higher than 2 or 3 stories. This "height limit" is often "enforced" by endless power lines or tree branches. If I try to break those limits, the dream can "break down" somehow. I figure I lack experience with flight IRL, so my brain doesn't want to deal with simulating beyond the familiar. It would also explain why it seems my dreams are always set in a mundane contemporary setting. Anyone else deal with this crap?