u/mrajoiner

Usually when there is a body change, there are nagging issues.

Anything I should be concerned about?

I have high blood pressure, not extremely high and I’ve been on medication for years and it typically doesn’t impede any other types of treatment treatments.

But it’s still a concern so I wanted from anybody else who may have high blood pressure.

The trailer had a police officer bumped into what appeared to be in car from the future, and then a Starbucks cup appeared so seemingly they were both invisible, but in the exact same spot sometime in the future.

I have had them my entire life. They are so vivid that I wake up sweating, my heart is racing, and I constantly get poor sleep scores on my Apple Watch.

Sometimes I can control certain aspects of them, sometimes I try to force myself to wake up, only to realize that I’m still asleep.

Other times I’m aware that I’m dreaming but most of the time I am completely immersed and they feel sooooo real.

The weirdest part is the people and the situations.

I’ll have full, extremely detailed conversations with someone I have not spoken to in twenty years about planning Thanksgiving dinner, arguing over a recipe for seafood dressing.

Other times I am driving around neighborhoods I have never lived in, and I’m a real estate agent helping my boss from my first job in high school find a house. (I am not in real estate.)

Sometimes I am helping somebody I barely knew (like a friend of a friend) with a strategy to become student government president at a university I never attended.

I’ve dreamt I was on a NASCAR pit crew changing tires with an ex’s brother.

I have played hoops with a friend who died by his own intentional efforts.

I have even dreamt I was planning protests during the civil rights movement.

I know these seem far fetched, but these are only a handful, and sometimes if I wake up in the middle of the night I can go back to sleep and have a totally different dream. Three or four times a night.

I’ve even been able to have the same dream over and over all while remembering that it is part two of a dream.

I can doze off for five minutes and have what feels like a full long movie in my mind.

The first one I remember as a child was when my mom went on an out-of-town trip and I dreamt that she got into an accident where an 18 wheeler smashed into her brown Monte Carlo while she was driving on the interstate.

I asked my mom about this before and she told me I had to be seven years old when she took that trip.

Before I forget, my nightmares are even worse.
One in particular I will never forget. There was a horrible thunderstorm one night, it had to be 2017ish.

I dreamt there was a shadowy figure hovering above me and I could see it, but my body was completely frozen. I mustered up the strength and swung my arm and it appeared to go out of my door towards my daughter’s room.

Moments later my five year old daughter was screaming.

I was able to jump up and run into her room where she was standing up in the middle of her bed, screaming about a monster that came into her room and went out of the window.

She was in a sleepwalking state.

Now my daughter is 14 and she constantly tells her mom and me about her weird dreams.

I do not know if this matters, but I grew up in small town Louisiana, where I attended a deeply religious Southern Baptist Church four or five times a week.

I remember telling my Grandmother about these when I was young and she told me I was a seer.

So back to my original question, does anyone else experience this level of dreaming?

I can’t be the only one.

Edit: modified language around self harm that led to loss of life.

Oro Los Angeles

Any views on the company? I have been waiting for a refund for with no luck.

They respond every now and again stating their payables department has been notified and tries to resolve the claim but I have probably exchanged lots of emails with them and —— nothing.

I see a lot of people in similar situations, ordering and never receiving their goods or never being refunded.

Anyone else or was I the only fool to lose $400? How can this be investigated?

I’m looking for documentaries and I love all types except for murder mystery because they’re typically all the same.

Could you guys suggest a few documentaries that completely caught you by surprise and you always recommend it to people because of that?