what yall know about dreams?

[Randy Marsh]

I've had the same thing happen in my dream the past 4 nights, its like i'm chewing gum and it gets stuck to the top of my mouth and when I try to pull it out it just keeps stretching and coming out like its never ending. Normally I wouldn't even think about my dreams again but this has really stuck with me, I even snapped out of it last night and woke up thinking I couldn't breath for a second. Never had a feeling like it.

 

[yo moms]

i know a lot about dreams and sleep paralysis

 

[Randy Marsh]

i know a lot about dreams and sleep paralysis

why do i keep having the same dream? does it not normally mean something when it is reoccurring?

 

[Poitier]

Dreams are the brain's interpretation of biological/ neocortex activity despite being physically paralyzed during REM

 

[koala]

I've had the same thing happen in my dream the past 4 nights, its like i'm chewing gum and it gets stuck to the top of my mouth and when I try to pull it out it just keeps stretching and coming out like its never ending. Normally I wouldn't even think about my dreams again but this has really stuck with me, I even snapped out of it last night and woke up thinking I couldn't breath for a second. Never had a feeling like it.

The simple response to this is something like: The obstruction is in your mouth. Do you have some anxiety over something you aren't able to say? Do you feel silenced or unable to speak out about something for some reason?

Or you could call it a choking/suffocating thing.

Dreams are more complex than that, but there's some food (gum) for thought for you.

 

[Nino Brown]

Your subconscious telling you to stop being a blabbermouth or a snitch nikka?

 

[sanityovar8ted]

my dreams be fuccing me up cuz I always wake up mad at my husband for some shyt he did in my dreams.

 

[AgentGrey]

My mother called me in tears last night saying she just had a dream that I got arrested with 10 bricks of dog food right in front of her while we were on the way to see my grandfather in the hospital

I realize that its just the brain doing what it does, because her 2 biggest concern are always my well-being and her father's health.
But for it to create an experience so realistic and chilling that she wakes up distraught and in tears? Thats amazing to me.

Like when I had a dream I was in Mortal Kombat, I hear the voice say "FIGHT!!!" in the background and before I know it Scorpion shoots the lil chain snake thing right at my neck, I feel it go through and out of the other side.
The nikka off'd me in like 3 seconds with an instant fatality Cheatin like a muhfuhka.

But the part that I find interesting is that I woke up chocking and gasping for air as if somethin actually hit me in the neck. Could the mind simulate death in your sleep? Is that why some people just seem to mysteriously die in their sleep? A dream where they died and the brain made the body react as if it actually died?