Been a month now that I'm having nightmares on a daily basis. Each time they get more and more real and terrifying. First it started with just some dreams, then they started to get weird. After a week I was waking up scared thinking that I was late for class, or that I was sleeping at work.
But in the past two weeks things went insane. I wake up after getting stabbed, strangled, hanged, crashing my car.. Yesterday, a bunch of thugs invaded my house, beat me up and were going to kill me - in the dream, of course. Today, spiders wrapped me up and started to enter my mouth, nose and ears, I'm not sure if I genuinely screamed when I woke up or not.
Seriously, how do I make it stop? I'm starting to get anxious when I go to sleep.
>>36448560
Face your subconscious anon, it's yours after all, take control of what is yours.
>>36448794
How do I do it?
I not used to dreaming, and the few times I've done it I realized the situation and had a bit of control before eventually waking up. But now it's not just out of control, is too realistic, too random.
>>36448560
You have a mental illness, please see a psychiatrist.
>>36448560
xanax or a sleeping pill.
you wont dream a thing, just nothing at all till you wake up.
>>36448560
I had a problem where I was waking late at night with a general sense of dread, and I'd have to get up and walk around to convince myself I wasn't dying.
They occasionally come back, but it's just a stress thing, find a way of lowering your anxiety levels before bed.
>>36448875
What happens in your mind while you're awake often reflects what happens in your sleep.
I'd suggest you watching this 3 hours and half documentary. It might help clearing your mind and regaining control of it.
Also i'm not saying you should visit /x/ which is shit, but i'd suggest you checking around on other imageboards on the subject.
>>36449235
fug, forgot to link
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