Had them as a kid, but not anymore. Although I did wake up at 3.30 this morning after dreaming about a demon doing poltergeist stuff in my room.
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Lou Laurinen
That’s creepy! Holy crap
maycontainthunder
Dog V4 sends you a big hug and comforting snores.
Lou Laurinen
I bet I snore louder than he does! Lol
Crossbreed
Some churches are better than others at dealing with those kinds of things. (PM me if you want my recommendations.)
Lou Laurinen
@Crossbreed I think I need medication that works, not an exorcism lol. But all joking aside, I belong to a Unitarian church
Atrapa Almas
My recurrent nightmares stopped once I faced them. Then another different one may start, If I did not faced it, it became the next recurrent one. As I gained more controll over my life, I stopped having them (or reminding them).
Atrapa Almas
When I have some stress source in my life, I tend to have nightmares again. By solving the stressing issue, they fade.