So, /x/, what is the fastest and most reliable way to get nightmares?

Kill someone.

piss off a demon

>>19222346
How would one go about doing that?

>>19222338
watch scary shit all day long

>>19222338
Venlafaxine and/or Diazapam

Nightmares are something everyone wants to experience at first, but shit changes fast when you start to actually have one. It's not like watching a scary movie.

Play the midnight game and loose nightmares for days

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>think to a sitauation where you, some where in life, did something very stupid, that almost kill you or somebody. and take this situation and imagine it didnt go so well how it went...so..this feeling. keep it

>>19222374

Negative. Literally in all my nightmares it is like I'm disconnected and watching myself in a movie. It doesn't manifest itself 100 percent like that but in the dream I for some reason "know" I'm watching a movie... if that makes any sense. Hard to explain.

>>19222340
>>19222346
Seems about right.
>>19222351
Idk, kill another demon? Have sex with the demon's wife?

Spicy food and/or a few beers right before bed combined with a just mildly disturbing cell phone alarm set every 90 minutes.

>>19222494
Lucky bastard. My nightmares keep getting more vivid and every time they jolt me up I have to keep myself from disassociating. It's a real pain in the ass.

>>19222477
this.

Grow up in an abusive household, watch some of the few people you're close to die in a hospital and your best friend get shot.

>>19222374
>>19222494
I want to have nightmares because I feel that they are the best way to gain insight about myself, and to find what my weaknesses and fears are. Also, I have a fascination for horror and I believe I can draw inspiration from nightmares. If I truly regret giving myself a nightmare it should be fairly easy to stop them, shouldn't it?

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>>19222338
Eat a sufficient amount of strong cheese right before sleeping.

You can thank me later.

Autistic meds will last you long memes

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Eating something before bed. My cousin did a science experiment and found apples caused his subject to get nightmares must frequently.

>>19222338
Eat a lot before going to bed. That will do the trick!

>>19222359
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>>19223529
Thanks, trying all of these before I sleep. I will update in the morning on this thread or another depending on if it is still alive.

I seem to only get nightmares when i want to, i have absolutely HORRIBLE sleep paralysis, if i so much as sleep on my back i get, things... standing at the end of my bed that takes two forms, my sister, and for some really weird reason, this 6 yr old i know of named max that i taught at a surf camp ((yea im a beachbum) and when i so much as think, of the the swirling vortex that makes up the face of my sister or the kid i get a tingling feeling in the back of my head, and i can literally feel the tugging of some sort of presence, IN THE MIDDLE OF THE DAY... shit terrifies me to the point of no sleep, and ive read up on it and people say its only a condition and you arent actually awake but i feel as if i have it different because of the things ive felt and seen in my house, anyway I've strayed a fuck ton, i get nightmares when i think of these things and want to get a nightmare, otherwise i dont get anything, not even dreams, sorry if this seems if it was written by a retard with autism, im a phone fag

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>>19223547
Got what I could, not much cheese to pick from so this grilled swiss cheese sandwich wil have to do. I will also be sleeping on my back, which is different than what I normally do. Any last suggestions? Going to sleep in an hour.

>>19222374
idk lately I started enjoying my nightmares

they are like what >>19222494 said. its like iM actually in the scary movie

and OP, take melotonin

>>19223664
Needs way way more cheese. You want to be mildly uncomfortable - that's the ticket

is this the prison level from half life 2 OP?

>>19223664
5-10mg melatonin, for sure. And yes sleep on your back.

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Apparently sleeping on your back causes shit like nightmares and sleep paralysis. Works for myself and a few people I know.

I've had people look at me like I'm vomiting blood when I say I love having nightmares, but I swear, no dream beats that high you get when you wake up from a nightmare and realize it wasn't real.

>>19222338
get a friend to find you a incredibly fucking scary film and show it to you at a random time (when you have plenty of time to watch it obviously)

this way your mind cant mentally prepare enough and it increases the chance of nightmares/terrors

or you could just try to take a near OD amount of drugs known to cause hallucinations then go to sleep

Had a nightmare once that I was in some tiny house with tiny people and I saw huge colossal shoes outside, squishing tiny people. It was dreadful.

>>19222898

I eat spicy food like a mexican and I never have bad dreams. It does sometimes make my stomach hurt really bad when I wake up in the morning though.

>>19223664
Bro what the fuck. Is that a bagel?

>>19223672
>>19223785
Some melatonin - done

>>19223688
All the cheese I got

>>19223758
It might be, just a random image from searching "nightmare". There were a surprising amount of FNAF pictures

>>19223791
Can't wait to feel this

>>19223836
Nah, its a bun from a package of buns from a grocery store. Didn't taste too good.

I'm going to sleep now, see you in the morning.

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Calea zacatechichi. I had a dream once that had gained its own lucidity when I wasn't even lucid. Dang ol, Total Recall, tell you what...

>>19222338
Figure out what scares you most, and watch the first little bit of the experience. Rage quit, and then let your imagination do the rest. Go to bed. You'll have a blast.

Perfect example: I have a fear of dentists, specifically them pulling teeth with no anesthetic. Watched the first bit of a video about a negligent dentist who did that to kids by mistake. Still have waking nightmares about it to this day. Still have not finished the video, and I refuse to.

i feel like OP is gonna be reeeeeeaaaaallllyyy disappointed in the morning

>>19223865
has it really been over 11 hours or is this time stamp thing messed up??