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My dad says her night terrors are something I need to live with and I shouldn't let it affect me. OMG, this is living hell fo me! I'm not joking. It's a f#cking nightmare. What do you guys think??? Please, I really hate living with them. I always feel sad when I'm with them and their lack of...

I don't know anyone my age who goes through so much trauma/stress all at once.

There's no hope for me anymore. I'm literally breaking apart as I write this. I doubt I'm gonna make it. I'm trapped with my parents forever and my anxiety has gotten worse and worse due to my Mom's night terrors at night which she can't get help for. No one knows how the terror I'm living...

I'm very emotionally sensitive. I heard that dreams about going to the bathroom symbolize emotional release. I am compelled to agree that having trauma/depression increases the intensity of dreams.

How many hours are you on it? Do you use it when you go to bed?

I'm starting to wonder if I'm just naturally a lucid dreamer(though there are dreams where I'm not aware I'm dreaming.) Even to this day, I could tell you about a certain dream I had 10 years ago and remember almost exactly what it was about.

Oh, and not to sound gross, but I have dreams about going to the bathroom a lot.

I don't think I have REM sleep disorder.... I've never had any jerk movements upon waking up from a bad dream. I think maybe my vivid dreams have more to do with what I'm actually dealing with in life and that could make sense. The more repetitive my life is, the more I keep having those...

One question: How often do you use your laptop? I try to dim the brightness on my cellphone to the lowest setting so I don't receive so much artificial blue light. Honestly, I'm afraid of my future and I have so much on my plate for someone so young. I don't think my family has any history...

Before, when I worked at an earlier shift at Marshall's, I ALWAYS felt like I wanted to sleep despite how the fact that I did get a good amount of sleep including naps. My eyelids would start drooping and as soon as I came home I'd fall straight to bed. Now, I don't feel tired like I used to...

I've noticed that when I have slept, I'm a lot less anxious then when I tried to fall asleep the first time. I tend to keep waking up in the middle of the night too and sometimes that can make it harder to go back to sleep.

I don't know, maybe it's possible I'm a light sleeper

I'm taking natural supplements, plus medical marajuana to treat my anxiety. Though, vivid dreams are nothing new to me. There are certain scenarios in my dream that I can remember very well if I give myself a few minutes to think about it. Sometimes, I felt like I had slept when it doesn't...

But wouldn't that mean more like you're resting though? I've always wondered why I was able to remember my dreams all the time.

Can anyone also tell me the difference between dreaming and sleeping? I always thought they meant the same thing. Are there ways to know you slept if you don't feel like you did? And does dreaming mean better sleep if you remember them?

Yes.

Lol, no worries.

I actually had a dream where I was with this girl and I were giving each other oral sex. It felt sorta pleasurable I think... but it's not much of a turn on for me.

There was one dream where I literally told myself I was dreaming and... it was so weird. I suddenly flew off the ground so fast for a few seconds before the dream was over. I wonder if keeping a dream journal can help lessen the intensity of those dreams. I honestly think my depression mixed...

I'm seeing a therapist at the moment. I'm wondering if hypnotherapy would also benefit me too. I never used to dread sleep until I realized more and more how vivid my dreams were getting. I wish I could control my dreams.